Chester

When you're hiring someone to work on your hair—especially if it's colour work, extensions, or chemical treatments—you're making a bet on their judgement. Good stylists ask questions before they act: what's your hair's actual condition, how much processing has it had, what does your daily routine look like, what are you trying to solve rather than just what do you want to look like. They understand that hair is protein and moisture, not a blank canvas. They know the difference between a relaxer that will work for your texture and one that will cause breakage. They can assess whether extensions are the right call or if your hair needs recovery time first. Chester's approach reflects that kind of thinking—experience built on understanding what actually works versus what just sounds good. That's what separates someone who builds a client base over years from someone whose chair stays half-full.