Tiptoeing Back to Work
I want to begin by thanking each of you for your continued support, trust, and kindness. Many of you know that my husband recently passed away, and this has been an incredibly difficult time for me and my family. With these significant personal changes, I need to make thoughtful adjustments to my business so I can continue providing the quality and care you deserve.
Beginning 12/12/25 I will be coming back to work but there will be updated pricing and operating hours.
New Service Pricing
Curly Haircut / Wash, Cut & Style: $120
Express Cut/ Mens cut: $85
Root Color: $125
If I use more than 3oz of color, there will be an additional $15.
Partial High Lights $215 Haircut is additional $100
Global/ All Over High Lights: $350 Haircut is additional $100
Root Touch Up with Color all the way through your ends $165 Haircut is additional $100
All waxing and brow tinting services are increasing by $5
New Client Curly Cut $200
New Operating Hours
Tuesday through Friday 9-5
If you already have an appointment scheduled outside of these hours I will be in touch to reschedule,.
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These changes help ensure I can maintain the level of service, time, and attention that goes into each appointment. I deeply appreciate your understanding and continued loyalty as I navigate this new chapter, both personally and professionally.
I also understand these changes can impact your budget. Please know there are no hard feelings if I am no longer in your budget. Please reach out if you would like a personal recommendation of who to see. If you have any questions regarding these changes please email me at HairCraftByRebekah@gmail.com
I would like to let you all know what happened to Brian so I don't have to explain what happened every time I see someone I haven't seen yet.
Brian had been suffering from what was diagnosed as vertigo for about 8 weeks, On November 4th he had a vestibular stroke. It wasn't vertigo. The stroke affected his brain stem and he lost all ability to use his body. He was suffering from "locked in" syndrome. Along with Brian and his family we decided the most compassionate thing we could do was move him to Hospice where he passed away surrounded by love from his family and myself.
Please do not be afraid to talk to me about Brian, I would love to keep his memory alive. The Tallahassee Democrat wrote a lovely article about him you can read it
I appreciate every kind letter, text or voice mail I have received. It is hard for me to reply sometimes but know that I appreciate you all.