• Hair!

  • May 30 2021
  • Length: 43 mins
  • Podcast

  • Summary

  • As Brown girls, hair is a symbol of strength and a connection to our ancestral roots. And for many people, hair is also tied to identity and phases of life. We are talking with Amy’s hairstylist/hair therapist, Priya, in a special episode. When a client is in her chair, she isn’t simply trimming away split ends; she’s helping people release their worries, concerns, and stories they long to change. And we even talk hair tips! You won’t want to miss this one. In this episode, we discuss:

    • The biggest bag of Bugles, ever!
    • “Chop, chop!”
    • Welcoming our guest, Priya (Amy’s secret keeper)
    • How hair changes parallel with life transitions
    • The hairstylist “radar”
    • You can’t rush a great hairstyle
    • Beauty and the break-up
    • How Priya helped Amy get her proposal
    • “Just try it out”
    • Hair as a way to express yourself
    • Amy’s bold hairstyles over the years
    • Priya’s hair freedom
    • Accidental therapy
    • A client Priya helped
    • “You just never know what people are going through.”
    • Crown chakra
    • Creating mental space
    • Hairstylists being there for the journey as a safe space
    • Tips to be a better listener
    • Worst parts of the job
    • Everything you wish you knew about hair and getting your hair done
    • Taking care of your hair

    Find us at justchai.podbean.com

    Friendly disclaimer: This podcast and its hosts are not endorsing any of brand names you may hear. Any product names mentioned are simply to add fun, lively color for the conversation. Opinions reflected are our own.

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