Fallbrook Hair Stylist

Regency Retirement home has the coolest event every year! They open up to the young ones in our community and invite them in to trick or treat at all the residence's apartments!

They are such a wonderful community and the Fallbrook Hairstylist would love it if we could show them the same love they show their residents! From now until October 27th I will be collecting any and all bags of Halloween candy for their event. I would love to surprise them with tons of candy! You may drop it off with April (760-610-9625) or at the front desk of Regency Retirement Home on Elder 🎃

A Little Update From Me 🩷

First, I want to say thank you for continuing to support me through this transition. Your understanding, flexibility, and support mean more to me than you'll ever know.

I have officially moved into a new private salon suite, still right here in Fallbrook! It's a little different from what you're used to, but please know that my availability, services, products, pricing, and the quality of your experience are all staying the same.

📍 My New Location

Regency Retirement — Private Salon
609 E Elder St.
Fallbrook, CA

When you arrive, please enter through the main/front doors and sign in as a visitor. I will do my best to meet you in the lobby, but if I'm finishing with another client, you're welcome to wait either in the lobby or just outside the front entrance.
Please do not wander around the building. This is a retirement community, and I want to be respectful of the residents and their privacy.
I'll stay in constant contact with you during this transition, so you'll never be left wondering where to go or what to do.

🚻 Bathroom
There is a bathroom located to the right of the sign-in desk that you are welcome to use.

✂️ Finding the Salon

After signing in:
1. The staircase will be to your left. (We also have an elevator option to your right)
2. Go upstairs.
3. At the top of the stairs, take your first left.
4. Continue to the end of the hallway — that's where you'll find me!

If you have any trouble finding me, just call or text me. I'm happy to help!
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Thank you so much for being understanding as I navigate this change. I know a new location can feel a little different at first, and I'm always here to answer any questions or concerns you may have.
On the bright side, I'm so lucky to have a slightly bigger space — and even better, I get to have lunch with my Dad every day! 🩷
This move is also giving me the opportunity to start working toward my bigger, more permanent dream for the future.
Thank you for continuing to grow with me, trust me, and support my little business. I truly wouldn't be here without you.

Same stylist. Same services. Same products. Same prices.
Just a new chapter. 🩷
760-610-9625

thefallbrookhairstylist.com is finally live! You can also pick up a hair loss brochure to learn more about hair loss and replacement options. Available in salon, your local dermatology office or request one privately 🩷
Thank you for all the years of support. I'm so very lucky and honored to be able to do what I do!

My website is officially LIVE
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The Fallbrook Hairstylist website

Medical issues can be incredibly hard to navigate—doctor’s appointments, procedures, medications, tests, therapy, life-saving treatments…the list goes on and on. When so many things become urgent, basic self-care often falls to the wayside.
One of the first things people stop doing during long hospital stays or illness is brushing their hair.
If you have a loved one in the hospital or a skilled nursing facility, please consider designating someone to care for their hair. Even something as simple as leaving a brush by the bed so daily visitors can gently brush it can make a huge difference. It creates a moment of connection between two people.
Hair is deeply personal—especially for many women. It holds identity, dignity, and a sense of normalcy during a time when so much feels out of control.
This beautiful woman suffered nerve damage that caused significant falls and left her in a hospital bed for more than four months. The thought of shaving her head was heartbreaking to her.
We spent 7.5 hours together working through severe matting while sharing stories about our lives. By the end, we had become fast friends.
In the end, about half of her “cube” of matted hair had to be removed because it simply wasn’t salvageable. But she didn’t lose all of her hair. We didn’t use clippers. And she left with hair still on her head.
Now she can focus on healing the rest of herself. 🩷

Thank you for honoring me as one of District 40's most distinguished women 🫶🏼 what an honor. And thank you for being an unbelievable cheerleader of my life and submitting a beautiful story in hopes I'd be recognized 😍

https://youtu.be/451luhyqvoY?si=nkJaEOUvioogqIo2