Hair services are in transition
Coming Soon to a Salon Near You
Appointments are paused. Useful hair support isn’t.
I’m transitioning my hair services to the Greater Treasure Valley. Booking will reopen here once my next salon location and availability are confirmed.
While you’re here, you can still get practical help with the hair and scalp questions that usually bring people into my chair in the first place.
What You Can Do Right Now
Hair & Scalp Questions
Start with behavior, shape, washing, buildup, comfort, thinning, shedding or breakage.
Get the Answer
Use the free 7-Day Answer Quickstart when you know something is wrong but do not yet know what deserves changing.
Healthy-Hair Support
If the question really is cosmetic support, see the options I’m willing to keep on my proverbial shelf.
While You’re Here
You do not need haircut vocabulary. Tell me what feels wrong, difficult or different.
Haircut, Style & Hair Behavior
Too flat. Too puffy. Too heavy. Will not lay right. Looks great in the salon and falls apart at home.
Scalp & Cleansing Guidance
Clean scalp care, shampooing, dry shampoo, co-washing, buildup, itching and the oily-scalp/dry-hair puzzle.
Thinning, Shedding & Hair Changes
More visible scalp is an observation, not a diagnosis. Separate thinning, shedding and breakage before chasing a product.
Natural-looking, believable, wearable results.
I want your hair to work with your life—not against it.
Hair & Scalp Questions I Can Help You Make Sense Of
You do not need to know the technical answer before you start. Tell me what is not working. These guides begin with the felt problem and work backward toward the mechanics.
Hair Behavior & Haircuts
- Why Does My Haircut Look Good in the Salon but Not at Home?
- My Hair Feels Heavy. Does That Mean It Needs to Be Shorter?
- Why Is My Hair Flat on Top but Puffy on the Sides?
- How Do I Tell My Stylist What I Don’t Like?
Basic Hair Hygiene & Matting
No shame. Simply accountability. Hair care is a learned skill. Teach it, check it, and step back in when the result shows more help is still needed.
Clean Scalp Care
My baseline: wash the scalp. Properly condition clean hair.
Thinning, Shedding & Hair Changes
More visible scalp is the observation—not the diagnosis. Start by separating progressive thinning, excessive shedding and breakage, then follow the pattern toward the most reasonable next question.
Before You Buy Something for Hair Loss
If you are dealing with unexplained thinning, excessive shedding, patchy loss or a scalp change, I do not want the first move to be a bottle. Start with the pattern. What changed? Where? How quickly? Are hairs shedding from the root or breaking? Does the scalp itself look or feel different?
Once the question is actually about cosmetic support, then I can show you what I keep on my proverbial shelf—and why I am willing to put my name behind it.
Product relationship: I am an independent LifeVantage Consultant and may earn compensation from qualifying purchases made through the LifeVantage links on this page.
Inside-Out Support
I lean into an inside-out approach to healthy-looking hair. TrueScience® Liquid Collagen supports healthy, youthful-looking skin, hair and nails and promotes bone, joint, connective-tissue and whole-body support.*
Scalp Support From the Outside
TrueScience® Scalp Serum is formulated to nourish the scalp, help maintain a normal balance of scalp microflora and support normal hair growth for healthy-looking hair with improved body and shine. It is the external scalp-support option I’m more comfortable leaning into on its own.
For external use only. Follow current product directions and discontinue use if irritation occurs.
*This statement has not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.
When Booking Reopens, It Will Happen Here.
I’m in transition now, not gone.
This page will become the home for appointment information once my next Greater Treasure Valley salon location and availability are confirmed. Bookmark it and check back.
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Lisa Proctor 