This trip was so much more than earning my Cezanne Educator certification. It was me choosing to step outside of my comfort zone, challenge myself, and say yes to a new version of my career.
I learned SO much during these few days—not only about the craft, but about myself. I’m leaving feeling inspired, excited, and ready to keep learning and growing.
For years, so much of my growth has happened behind the chair. Now I get to take everything I’ve learned there and bring it beyond the chair—sharing that knowledge with other stylists and continuing to learn right alongside them.
I’m officially a Cezanne Educator, and I’m so excited to see where this new chapter takes me. ✨
Here’s to doing the things that scare you a little, getting out of your comfort zone, and making room for something new. 🤍
Washing your hair once a month is sabotaging your hair growth! 🚿
Here’s why:
1️⃣ Product & Oil Build-Up: Over time, natural oils, dirt, and hair products will accumulate on your scalp and hair strands. This leads to clogged hair follicles and weaker hair growth.
2️⃣ Dryness: Lack of moisture can cause your hair strands to become brittle and more prone to breakage.
3️⃣ Tangles & Mats: The longer you go, the harder it is to detangle without damage.
4️⃣ Scalp Health: A neglected scalp can weaken your roots.
I always recommend washing and deep conditioning your hair once a week for a healthy scalp and hair growth. This way you don’t even give your hair a chance to get dry.
Today marks 4 years since opening my salon! 💇🏾♀️ 🎉
And this year makes 10 years since I dropped out of college and enrolled in cosmetology school.
Wow! I’m too young to throw out numbers like these lol
If you told 9 year old Mirna, who had a flaky scalp and recovering bald spots, that she was going to be a hairstylist, I wouldn’t have believed you.
I didn’t choose hair, hair chose me.
After 3 years of feeling stuck and being depressed in college, I decided to do my first big chop. (You know, anything to feel like you have control over something in your life)
That big chop sparked my obsession with natural curly hair and how to better take care of it. I started a blog to document everything I was learning.
After some time I was like, “Wow, I care more about hair than what I’m learning in school.” Of course everyone around me told me to stay in school for my last year and a half. But I couldn’t bare to do another day, so I dropped out and 2 months later I was in beauty school.
That was ONE of the HARDEST decisions I ever had to make. I disappointed a lot of people at first. But at the time, where everything felt dead, hair was the only thing giving me life… It fuels and supports me to this day!
All this to say…Y’all make that hard decision that you know your soul is assisting you to make. It will always be worth it.
Thank you to my clients, customers and community for never making work feel like work and always supporting me and my small business. You all truly mean the world to me. It’s been an honor to be your hairstylist 🙏🏾💖
For healthy thriving curls, you have to make sure you're washing, moisturizing, and sealing your hair on a CONSISTENT basis.
I recommend cleansing your hair with a moisturizing shampoo and deep conditioner every 7 - 10 days.Then using a leave in conditioner and Oil to style and refresh your hair as needed.
TimelesslyMirna
California, you were so good to me. 🥹
This trip was so much more than earning my Cezanne Educator certification. It was me choosing to step outside of my comfort zone, challenge myself, and say yes to a new version of my career.
I learned SO much during these few days—not only about the craft, but about myself. I’m leaving feeling inspired, excited, and ready to keep learning and growing.
For years, so much of my growth has happened behind the chair. Now I get to take everything I’ve learned there and bring it beyond the chair—sharing that knowledge with other stylists and continuing to learn right alongside them.
I’m officially a Cezanne Educator, and I’m so excited to see where this new chapter takes me. ✨
Here’s to doing the things that scare you a little, getting out of your comfort zone, and making room for something new. 🤍
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Healthy hair doesn't have to be complicated.➰
These are four things I stand by because they consistently get my clients the best results.
Which one do you agree with the most?🤔
Download your FREE "Curly girl Planner"
www.timelesslymirna.com/curlygirlplanner
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Which hair product was a staple in your household?!
I remember one day my grandmother walked in the house with two HUGE jars of Dax. She was so proud of the deal she got! haha
...It's the smell of my childhood.
That and Sulfur 8!
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What have you been struggling the most with on your curly hair journey???
If you have any specific questions, drop them in the comments. I'd love to help <3
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TimelesslyMirna
Washing your hair once a month is sabotaging your hair growth! 🚿
Here’s why:
1️⃣ Product & Oil Build-Up:
Over time, natural oils, dirt, and hair products will accumulate on your scalp and hair strands. This leads to clogged hair follicles and weaker hair growth.
2️⃣ Dryness:
Lack of moisture can cause your hair strands to become brittle and more prone to breakage.
3️⃣ Tangles & Mats:
The longer you go, the harder it is to detangle without damage.
4️⃣ Scalp Health:
A neglected scalp can weaken your roots.
I always recommend washing and deep conditioning your hair once a week for a healthy scalp and hair growth. This way you don’t even give your hair a chance to get dry.
How often do you wash your hair??? 👀💆🏾♀️🫧🧖🏾♀️
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TimelesslyMirna
Wash & gos beat my fine hair right up 😩
Every time I would try the style, it would leave my hair in tangles and knots.
Once I learned to stop forcing styles and actually find what works for my hair, it started to flourish.
Now I focus on what my hair actually loves: moisture, stretch, and low manipulation hairstyles.
It’s all about finding your version of healthy 💕
Do you prefer your hair curly or straight???
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TimelesslyMirna
If you have no idea where to start with your curly hair… Download this! Just for you 🫶🏾
👉🏾 www.timelesslymirna.com/curlygirlplanner
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How many times do you wear a protective style in a year?
In the comments let me know what is your favorite protective styles to wear!
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Today marks 4 years since opening my salon! 💇🏾♀️ 🎉
And this year makes 10 years since I dropped out of college and enrolled in cosmetology school.
Wow! I’m too young to throw out numbers like these lol
If you told 9 year old Mirna, who had a flaky scalp and recovering bald spots, that she was going to be a hairstylist, I wouldn’t have believed you.
I didn’t choose hair, hair chose me.
After 3 years of feeling stuck and being depressed in college, I decided to do my first big chop. (You know, anything to feel like you have control over something in your life)
That big chop sparked my obsession with natural curly hair and how to better take care of it. I started a blog to document everything I was learning.
After some time I was like, “Wow, I care more about hair than what I’m learning in school.” Of course everyone around me told me to stay in school for my last year and a half. But I couldn’t bare to do another day, so I dropped out and 2 months later I was in beauty school.
That was ONE of the HARDEST decisions I ever had to make. I disappointed a lot of people at first. But at the time, where everything felt dead, hair was the only thing giving me life… It fuels and supports me to this day!
All this to say…Y’all make that hard decision that you know your soul is assisting you to make. It will always be worth it.
Thank you to my clients, customers and community for never making work feel like work and always supporting me and my small business. You all truly mean the world to me. It’s been an honor to be your hairstylist 🙏🏾💖
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For healthy thriving curls, you have to make sure you're washing, moisturizing, and sealing your hair on a CONSISTENT basis.
I recommend cleansing your hair with a moisturizing shampoo and deep conditioner every 7 - 10 days.Then using a leave in conditioner and Oil to style and refresh your hair as needed.
Check out the Curl Revival System for plant based curly hair products:
www.timelesslymirna.com/hair-products/curl-revival…
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