1300 East Pike Street Ste 102, Seattle
Thu 12 - 8PM
4.8
★★★★★
172 reviews
“REVIEW FROM 2025:
Aubrie isn’t just a hairstylist — she’s a full-on vibe curator and my personal culture plug. She keeps me connected to the outside world with the freshest updates (essential when you live that shut-in life), and she’s truly dedicated to helping me find the perfect mullet to match the newest version of myself. Every visit is part style session, part soul tune-up, and I leave her chair feeling more like the nonbinary babe I am on the inside — confident, seen, and just the right amount of unhinged.
UPDATE — AUGUST 2026:
Apparently the vibe curation has only escalated. 😂🖤 Aubrie has somehow spent the last year and a half slowly turning my hair into a tiny ongoing identity crisis in the absolute best possible way.
When I first came to her, I had recently chopped off hair that had been past my butt for more than a decade after chronic illness and hair loss forced me to rethink basically everything—including what I wanted to look like. I showed up wanting to move toward my eventual endgame mullet, but mostly needing someone I trusted to help me figure out what felt like me again.
Since February 2025, Aubrie and I have been tweaking, growing, chopping, reshaping, and scheming every nine-ish weeks, and every single appointment has somehow made me feel a little more at home in myself.
And TODAY?! She somehow nailed it AGAIN. 😭😂
The texture! The weird little pieces! The baby mullet energy! The whole “I definitely own at least one pair of impractical sunglasses” vibe! It feels playful and weird and completely intentional—and, most importantly, it feels like me. I LOVE IT.
Aubrie is incredibly talented, but what makes her extra special is how collaborative she is. She listens, remembers where we’re headed, works with what my hair is actually doing, and somehow manages to make every transitional stage feel intentional instead of like I’m simply waiting for the next haircut.
Living with chronic illness has taken a wrecking ball to my confidence at times, and having something as seemingly small as a haircut make me look in the mirror and think, “Oh! THERE I am!” has meant more than I can adequately explain.
Next mission: BRING BACK THE BLONDE. 👀✨
I lost my longtime blonde balayage when I chopped everything off in 2024, and I have missed that low-maintenance little piece of my personality ever since. Aubrie and I are officially plotting its return.
If you want a stylist who will actually listen to you, collaborate with you, cheer on your weird little hair dreams, and somehow make the entire process ridiculously fun: go see Aubrie.
I will apparently be returning every nine weeks until one of us dies. 💕✂”
