Glass Hair Design

Four years ago today, our paths crossed.

On August 5, 2022, I had the pleasure of meeting Anne Heche. Looking back at this photo, I’m reminded that some encounters feel bigger than chance. We pass through one another’s lives for moments we may never fully understand, yet those moments can stay with us forever.

Life has a way of weaving people together through what often feels like an invisible, universal design. Sometimes we don’t recognize the significance until much later.

I’m truly saddened that Anne is no longer with us. My heart goes out to everyone who loved her. I hope her spirit has found peace, healing, and endless light on its journey.

This photo is a quiet reminder to cherish the people we meet, to be present in the moment, and to never underestimate how meaningful even a brief connection can become.

May your soul continue to shine, Anne. Thank you for the moment our paths crossed. Rest in peace, and may you always walk in the light. ✨🕊️

For over 25 years I’ve had the privilege of doing the hair of the incredibly talented landscape architect Joseph Marek. Seeing him celebrated alongside the legendary Martha Stewart at Lotusland Celebrates: Botanical Splendor is a beautiful reminder that creativity grows in every field. So proud of you, Joseph! 🌿✨

At Glass Hair Design, we believe beauty is meant to be shared. Your confidence, style, and shine inspire everyone around you. A great hair day isn’t vanity… it’s a gift to the world. Don’t deny others your glamour. ✨

For more than 20 years, I had the honor of doing the hair of the incomparable Ramona Ripston. She was brilliant, fearless, compassionate, and one of the most influential civil rights leaders our city has ever known.

Every time I look at Judith Light, I can’t help but see the grace, intelligence, strength, and presence needed to bring Ramona’s story to life.

Ramona dedicated her life to fighting for justice, equality, and the rights of those whose voices often went unheard. Her story deserves to be shared with new generations, and I can think of no one better to honor her legacy than Judith Light.

Who’s with me?