Becca Grace Hair

she’s so back 🤎

also thank you Shyrine Martinez | 𝐀𝐂𝐂𝐄𝐏𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐍𝐄𝐖 𝐂𝐋𝐈𝐄𝐍𝐓𝐒 for giving such a beautiful blowout on my girl 🫶🏼

she’s a busi(ness) woman 🙂‍↕️

branding shoot hair & makeup for Bibian Vasquez🤎 🤍

Slow transition for fall approaching 🍂

I spend so much of my time sharing hair, transformations, brides, and the work I create — but I realized y’all should also see me.

Katie Parker and I wanted something feminine, nostalgic, whimsical, and a little more personal for this branding shoot. Therefore becoming something that represented not only the hairstylist behind the chair, but the woman I’ve grown into because of it.

The little girl in these photos holds a special piece of that vision for me. In a way, she mirrors the little girl I once was — the one who had no idea where life would take her, how much she would grow, or that one day she would build something entirely her own. 🤍

And at the same time, she represents a piece of the life I’m still dreaming about. Becoming a mother one day, continuing to grow alongside my business, and creating a life where I don’t have to choose between being present for my family and being a successful business owner.

This is actually my second branding session this year, but for a completely different reason. 🤍 My first session beautifully captured me in my element — the hairstylist, the business owner, and the work I’ve spent years building. And this one is the girl behind the chair, the little girl she once was, and a glimpse of the woman she’s still becoming. 🤍

Nothing like a fresh full foil to start my week 🤭✨

oh hey — long time no post 🤭

𝓇ℯ𝒻𝓇ℯ𝓈𝒽 🥥

•• accepting new clients ••

Ready for back to school? Maybe not.. Ready for some deals? Yes! 👀🤭 Whether you’re a teacher, a student, or simply ready to refresh your look, I wanted to give back to 𝒀𝑶𝑼 this month.

Thank you for supporting me as always, and allowing me to do what I love every single day. These August specials are my little way of giving back, so swipe to see what you can get. 🤍

Vanilla ice 🍦

I used to think being a successful hairstylist meant saying yes to everything.

Work late.
Come in early.
Skip lunch.
Answer messages at 10 PM.
Take “just a trim” appointments that somehow turn into a 4-hour color correction.

Turns out… the biggest thing that grew my business was learning to say no.

No to discounting.
No to clients who don’t respect my time.
No to burning myself out just to prove I’m hardworking.

The funny part? The more boundaries I set, the busier I got.

Who’s learning this lesson too?