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Life Is Short Love Your Hair

I'd love you to answer the questions below:


When in your lifetime have you liked your hair the best?

If there was one thing you could alter about your hair today, what would that be?

What shampoos, conditioners and styling products are you currently using?

How much time and investment are you willing and able to spend on your hair today?

Why do I ask these questions?

I ask them to find out what your needs are for your hair and why and then I can recommend solutions tailored to you.

I do this because I love to do hair and I want you to love how you look and how your hair feels.


February is the month of love.

Do you love your hair, would you like to love your hair? Let's talk soon!

Email: suzanne@suzannevanhouten.com
Call/Text: 510-545-2955





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