About Hannah Smith Stylist
Hannah Smith Stylist is an experienced professional in the beauty industry, with a focus on hair coloring, cutting, and styling for all hair textures. She has traveled extensively to learn from leading educators and brands such as DevaCurl, Olaplex, Pulp Riot, and Malibu C. Due to the personalized nature of color services, they cannot be booked online and must be reserved through direct contact with Hannah, who will respond promptly to text messages. Finding a new stylist can be difficult, especially after building a long-term relationship with a previous one. However, clients who have recently tried Hannah's services have expressed their satisfaction with her expertise and comforting demeanor. She has been praised for her exceptional skills in cutting and coloring curly hair, transforming frizzy, wavy hair into beautiful, defined curls. Hannah's curly hair tutorial has also been highly recommended for those looking to maintain their stunning curls at home. In addition to her technical skills, Hannah's knowledge of curly hair and products has received high praise from her clients. Her vegan hair color options, quick processing times, and reasonable pricing have made her a popular choice for those seeking a trustworthy and skilled stylist. Hannah offers haircut services and has been the go-to stylist for some clients for the past four years.
Hannah is amazing! Was lucky to find her after Covid and I’ve been hooked ever since! Amazing with color and so knowledgeable about hair products and teaching you how to use them. My hair always looks amazing after and for weeks to come!
Hannah is amazing! This is exactly the curly hair cut I was looking for after being disappointed by other stylists in the past. My curls are so much more defined and healthy. Also she tailored the routine to fit my needs; it is way easier than I expected. Can’t wait to come back!
The best haircut I've ever had. Hannah took so much time and care on my hair and I couldn't be happier with the results. My curls have never looked better.