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Licensed & Unsupervised with Beckee and Naomi

Licensed & Unsupervised with Beckee and Naomi

著者： Beckee Harris & Naomi Trotto
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概要

Welcome to a podcast for hairstylists who’ve lived a little, learned a lot, and are still standing behind the chair with intention.

Hosted by Beckee and Naomi—two seasoned hairstylists with decades of experience—this podcast is an honest, unfiltered look at life behind the chair, being over 40 in the beauty industry, and navigating creativity, burnout, confidence, boundaries, leadership, and personal evolution in an industry that rarely slows down.

We talk about the things hairstylists actually think about but don’t always say out loud: What it’s like to grow older in a youth-obsessed industry. How to evolve your career without starting over. The emotional labor of being a stylist. Client relationships, energy exchange, and burnout. Owning your voice, your boundaries, and your worth. Life, business, creativity, and identity—on and off the salon floor.

This isn’t a “how-to” podcast or a highlight reel. It’s real conversations from two women who have done the work, made the mistakes, built careers, rebuilt themselves, and are still showing up—with honesty, humor, and heart.

Whether you’re a hairstylist, salon owner, beauty professional, or creative navigating midlife, this podcast is for you. If you’re questioning what’s next, craving deeper conversations, or simply want to feel less alone in this industry—pull up a chair.

Because being behind the chair isn’t just a job. It’s a life.

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  • 🫶🏼 Hydration, Hawaii, and Almost Dying: Stories About Fear and Having NO Fear

    🫶🏼 Hydration, Hawaii, and Almost Dying: Stories About Fear and Having NO Fear
    2026/02/14

    This episode starts with hydration — or more accurately, Naomi’s complicated relationship with water.

    What begins as a casual conversation about drinking enough water quickly spirals into college memories, short-lived academic ambitions, and how neither of us exactly followed a traditional path before ending up behind the chair.

    Then we take a turn to Hawaii.

    Beckee shares the story of the moment she fully believed she was Moana in the ocean — connected, powerful, main character energy — until reality reminded her otherwise. Naomi follows with her own story about having zero fear on land… but perhaps a little too much confidence near water. The episode ends with a moment that is both hilarious and humbling — and yes, Alayna saving Naomi’s life.

    This one is lighter, story-driven, and wildly honest. It’s about overconfidence, self-awareness, ADHD brain tangents, and the kind of storytelling that only happens when two hairstylists over 40 sit down without supervision.

    Behind the chair, we carry people’s stories all day. In this episode, we share a few of ours. If you’ve ever felt unseen, emotionally exhausted, or quietly questioning what’s next while still loving this industry, this conversation is for you.

    Our Instagrams: https://www.instagram.com/beckeeharris/ & https://www.instagram.com/naomitrotto_hairartist/, and Naomi's Avante Garde page can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/nays_muchness/

    Learn more about us, our work, and our philosophy at https://basalonmi.com

    Explore our services and book an appointment: https://basalonmi.com

    For bridal inquiries and alternative bridal hair experiences: https://basalonmi.com
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    27 分
  • ⭐️ Unsupervised & Over 40: The Emotional Weight of Being a Hairstylist

    ⭐️ Unsupervised & Over 40: The Emotional Weight of Being a Hairstylist
    2026/02/02

    In this first episode, we pull the curtain back on why this podcast needed to exist.

    We talk about what it really means to start something new after 40—especially in an industry where you’re expected to always be “on,” always giving, and rarely supervised. Being a hairstylist means working independently while holding space for everyone else’s emotions, stories, milestones, and trauma. Over time, that emotional labor adds up.

    In this conversation, we explore how deeply emotional this career can be, how making a real impact on clients’ lives can take a toll on your nervous system, and why burnout in the beauty industry isn’t about weakness—it’s about caring deeply for a long time. We also talk about the freedom that comes with being over 40: caring less about outside noise, people-pleasing, and expectations that no longer serve us, and caring more about honesty, boundaries, and sustainability.

    This episode is for hairstylists, salon professionals, and creatives who have been behind the chair long enough to feel the weight of the work—but still love it. It’s about evolution, perspective, and choosing to show up differently as we age, grow, and redefine success on our own terms.

    If you’ve ever felt unseen, emotionally exhausted, or quietly questioning what’s next while still loving this industry, this conversation is for you.

    Our Instagrams: https://www.instagram.com/beckeeharris/ & https://www.instagram.com/naomitrotto_hairartist/, and Naomi's Avante Garde page can be found here : https://www.instagram.com/nays_muchness/

    Learn more about us, our work, and our philosophy at https://basalonmi.com

    Explore our services and book an appointment: https://basalonmi.com

    For bridal inquiries and alternative bridal hair experiences: https://basalonmi.com
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    28 分
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