Can a trip to your hair colorist clear your energy and restore the spirit?
It’s a well-worn truism that a trip to the salon is a substitute for therapy. “It’s a rare and special time of sitting still,” says Andi Scarbrough, owner of Framed Salon in Santa Monica, California. “In this space, issues frequently come up.” Or, put another way, “would you like bangs with that midlife crisis?”
What I’ve endured over the past fifteen months or so might be more of a three-eighths-life crisis, but between an early divorce, the illness and subsequent loss of a parent, and escalating career stress, I’ll take therapy wherever I can grab it. And chalk it up to circa-2016 California, but I’ve lately found that New Age treatments like
have done far more for me than medication and talk therapy. Still, one setback persists: My losses have manifested in the shedding of about half the volume of my long, formerly thick, frequently hidden-behind hair., she described her friend Scarbrough as “chieftess of the psychic hair salon wigwam,” I scheduled an appointment.
The salon, nestled on a quiet stretch of Pico Boulevard near a Trader Joe’s and the 405, doesn’t look or feel like a witches’ lair. It’s bright and cheerful and a touch old-fashioned—as is Scarbrough, a crimson-lipped Texas native armed with a master’s degree in something called spiritual psychology.
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