Cuts By Lisa

I just recently went for a haircut with Lisa. She was amazing!!! She listened to what I was wanting and my hair turned out beautiful. I booked an appointment with her on a whim and I am so happy I did. She did a fantastic job on my hair we had great conversations and you can tell she really loves what she does. I highly recommend her.

Listen, I am ridiculous about my hair. It’s a bit over the top… but it’s my HAIR, y’all.
That being said, I received what was probably the WORST haircut of my life back in May. We’ll refer to it as «The Italian Disaster» from this point forward… keeps me from cursing, ok?
Now, The Italian Disaster left me in tears with horrible, uneven layers, jagged ends, ridiculous bangs, horrible design… I could go on, but it just makes me want to throw things. This was my birthday present from the universe. Either that, or Karma paying me back for cutting someone’s hair while I may or may not have been a bit tipsy back in the day… but let’s move on.
I have had to let my hair grow out for 7 months to get it long enough all over so that I could then get a decent cut to even begin to repair the damage done to these locks.
Throughout this whole ordeal, Lisa has been very encouraging, reminding me that she’d be there when I was ready to give some good shape back to the ol’ noggin.
Last week, I went in for that cut. Lisa was amazing.
She and I talked at length about my hair. She ran her fingers through it, noticed the different textures throughout (I have very curly, coarse hair on bottom, straight on top), the odd hairline I have and all my cowlicks throughout my head. We talked about what I wanted, how I wanted it to grow, the look I wanted to achieve, how often I wash and style, the time I have in the mornings to get ready… seriously one of the most attentive and thorough stylists I have ever been to.
I watched as Lisa cut, examining and re-​examining to make sure she’d gotten everything just so.
What I ended up with was an adorable, easy to maintain, fabulous cut that I could not possibly be happier with.
Lisa is located in the same shopping center as Ikea in Round Rock in a plaza of other mini salons called The Oaks. Give her a ring, set something up… she’s very accommodating and just one of the most wonderful and kind stylists and people I’ve ever had the pleasure of meeting.