Today we’d like to introduce you to Rebecca Moore.
Hi Rebecca, so excited to have you on the platform. So before we get into questions about your work-life, maybe you can bring our readers up to speed on your story and how you got to where you are today?
I honestly don’t think 21-years-ago Rebecca could have pictured what this career would become.
My love for doing hair started when I was just 14 years old. A close family friend who was a hairstylist let me spend my Saturdays helping out at her little salon. I answered phones, booked appointments, swept floors, and mostly just watched her do what she loved. Somewhere along the way, I fell in love with it too.
I went on to dual enroll in cosmetology school during high school, which gave me a head start on my career. After graduating, I worked as an assistant, where I learned so much from watching and working alongside experienced stylists. From there, I moved into a commission salon, started building my clientele, and eventually took the leap into renting a chair and running my own business.
And somehow, here we are, over 21 years later! 😂
What started as a teenage girl sweeping floors has turned into a career and a business I’m incredibly proud of. My techniques and style have evolved over the years, but my love for making women feel beautiful and confident has never changed.
Being a hairstylist has also allowed me to build a career while raising my three kids, and that’s something I’m so grateful for. My business has grown right alongside my family through so many different seasons of life.
Today, my passion is creating beautiful, dimensional, lived-in color for busy women who want to look and feel amazing without spending hours maintaining their hair.
We all face challenges, but looking back would you describe it as a relatively smooth road?
I wouldn’t say it’s always been a smooth road! Being a hairstylist and running my own business while we’re raising three kids has definitely come with its challenges. There’s a lot of juggling and it can be hard to find that balance between being present for my family and giving my business the time and energy it deserves.
This industry is also constantly evolving, so I always try to stay inspired, continuing to learn, and to keep up with changes is important. Over the years, I’ve learned to give myself grace, trust the experience I’ve gained, and remember why I started in the first place. I truly love what I do, and even through the challenging seasons, I wouldn’t trade the career I’ve built for anything.
Thanks – so what else should our readers know about your work and what you’re currently focused on?
I specialize in lived-in color and dimensional hair that feels beautiful, effortless, and realistic for everyday life. I especially love working with women and busy moms who want to feel confident and put together without having to constantly maintain their hair.
I’m most proud of the business and relationships I’ve built over the years. Hair is creative, but this career is about so much more than hair. It’s about connection, trust, confidence, and making someone feel a little more like themselves when they leave my chair. That’s something I never take for granted.
Can you share something surprising about yourself?
This one is tough! I’m a really good baker! I make the BEST chocolate chip cookies. I’m an avid reader, specifically fantasy like the ACOTAR series or
Fourth Wing. And I also enjoy snowboarding! Growing up in Alaska, it was a fun hobby! Thankfully my husband loves it too, so that’s a fun vacation for us annually!
Contact Info:
- Instagram: @rebeccamoorehair
- Other: https://linktr.ee/rebeccamoorehair
