WASH PARK

I’ve been passionate about barbering since I was a kid, growing up around my father’s barbershop in Pueblo, Colorado. Watching the way he connected with clients and how a fresh cut could completely change someone’s confidence inspired me to pursue the craft for myself. After high school, I attended Emily Griffith Vocational School and officially started my barbering career in 2010. Along the way, I’ve faced major personal challenges, including incarceration, homelessness, trauma, and substance use, but those experiences helped shape my resilience, discipline, and sense of purpose.

I'm a Colorado native and a proud mom of three, with three grandkids and two fur babies to keep my days lively. Life has taken me through twists and turns, but it's the journey that defines us, right?

With 18 years of experience behind the chair, I came to barbering through hardship, reflection, and a deep desire to change the direction of my life. After facing incarceration at a young age, I learned to confront my pain rather than pass it on, and barbering became the place where healing, discipline, and purpose came together. Today, I approach every client with humility, gratitude, and care—focused on making people feel seen, heard, and respected.

I didn’t grow up with stability — I grew up learning how to survive. Barbering became the turning point that grounded me spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and financially. Today, when you sit in my chair, you’re sitting with someone who understands struggle, values real connection, and believes growth is possible for anyone — because I’ve lived it.

I’m a 20-year veteran barber specializing in almost all hairstyles, with a focus on men’s cuts and some women’s styles. I trained at Paul Mitchell and Aveda and had the opportunity to learn from some of the best in the business, which helped me take my skills to the next level.