People sometimes ask me if hairdressing has always been what I wanted to do. The answer is yes and no. I hadn't necessarily thought about it as a career. However, my interest in it was piqued very early on,  1997 at the age of ten when my mother's hairdresser had colored me a blue wick with washable mascara. I loved the change, I only let my hair grow for the feeling of metamorphosis that gave me a very short bob cut.

Then around fourteen,  happiness! By dint of begging, I finally  the green light for  color my hair; my favorite weekend activity with my friends. I had to wear every possible color. Graduation hairstyles for all my girlfriends? I'm taking care of it!
I first studied pre-school primary education before realizing, in 2008, that hairdressing-creativity-hair art-was calling me. I felt like a fish in water.  I must say that my little teaching side comes out quite a bit and helps me in my job. I find it so important to explain (at least) what I do in your hair, the techniques chosen, the products and processes specific to the desired result and your type of hair. 
Finally, my greatest gift, the reason for my love for my profession, is your satisfaction and the sparkle in your eyes when you like what you see.  in the miror.