Shimayne came to hairdressing 16 years ago. With a wealth of knowledge in curly hair she has an extensive plan to bring good ethical curly hairdressing to everyone from Hampshire to Scotland!

Shimayne is not currently taking on new clients as she focuses on growing the Head Shed community.

For Hannah, being a hairdresser allows her to combine her passion for creativity with her desire to help others feel confident and beautiful. Each day is different, offering new styles, challenges, and opportunities to learn. The personal connections she forms with her clients are incredibly rewarding, and seeing their smiles after a curly cut or color is the best part of her job.

Transforming someone's look and boosting their self-esteem makes all the hard work worthwhile. To Hannah, being a hairdresser is more than just a profession; it's a way to make a positive impact on people's lives.

From a young age, Kayleigh knew she wanted to be a hairdresser. Watching her siblings get their hair cut, she always imagined herself standing there one day, scissors in hand.

Kayleigh's passion lies in making people feel better about their hair and educating them on how to maintain it at home. Embracing the uniqueness of each individual's curls, she loves the opportunity to be creative with shape and style at Head-Shed

I’m a hairdressing apprentice who’s always loved art, so I’m really excited about the creative side of styling hair. Working at a curl specialist salon feels perfect, especially since I have curly hair myself! I enjoy experimenting with different textures and helping people embrace their natural curls. It’s a fun journey of mixing my artistic flair with the world of hair!