Wash Bar

Wash Bar is growing and we’re looking for the woman who can grow with us.

As we continue expanding into new markets, we’re searching for the Face of Wash Bar: a rising micro-influencer, creator, community-builder, and brand advocate who can help us bring hair hygiene, healthy hair habits, and the Wash Bar experience to more women.

We’re looking for someone who can create, educate, connect, show up at events, build excitement around the brand, and represent what Wash Bar stands for online and in the community.

Think you know her?

TAG HER IN THE COMMENTS. 👇🏽

Tag yourself. Tag your favorite creator. Tag the woman you think should be the Face of Wash Bar.

The women who receive nominations will be invited to complete our official intake process.

Let’s find her. 💙

What's something you do to your hair that you KNOW you're not supposed to do?

😂 Sleep without covering it? Keep the style too long? Rush through detangling? Keep adding product instead of washing? Ignore your ends?

This is a judgment-free comment section. Mostly. 😂👇🏽

One of the saddest things we hear at Wash Bar: “I'm sorry about my hair.”

You never need to apologize because your hair is tangled, overdue for maintenance, dry or because life got ahead of you.

We aren't here to embarrass you.

We're here to help you get back on track. Has a salon ever made you feel embarrassed about your hair?

The beauty industry changed.

Braiders became specialists.
Wig artists became specialists.
Extension artists became specialists.
Stylists built their own lanes.

And honestly, that evolution created some incredible talent.

But somewhere along the way, a lot of women were still left figuring out the maintenance part on their own.

The takedown.
The detangling.
The cleansing.
The scalp care.
The time between styles.
The actual care of the natural hair underneath it all.

This is not anti-stylist.
And it is not about blaming cosmetology schools.

It may simply mean the industry created room for a new specialty.

That’s the lane Wash Bar is building.

The prep.
The maintenance.
The care before the next style.

Beauty professionals and clients do you think the industry has become better at teaching the STYLE than the MAINTENANCE?

DON'T WAIT UNTIL TONIGHT.

If your braid/wig/style appointment is this weekend, your natural hair needs an appointment too.

Wash Bar can handle the wash, scalp care, hydration, detangling options and prep BEFORE your stylist gets you.

Comment WASH ME and we'll point you to booking.

How many hours would you get back every month if somebody else handled wash day?

👀 2 hours? 4? 6+? That's the part of a Wash Bar membership people overlook.

You're not only paying for hair care. You're buying back TIME and creating consistency.

Comment MEMBER if you want the membership breakdown.

THE STYLE IS NOT THE TREATMENT.

Braids can be beautiful. A wig can be beautiful. A sew-in can be beautiful. But putting another style over hair that needs attention doesn't erase what is happening underneath.

Hair maintenance and hairstyling are two different appointments. Normalize BOTH.

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