Community Events
TOY DRIVE
TOY DRIVE
Drop off at SALON
224 Roebling St, BK
Join us in supporting our friends Comunidad Primero in their annual holiday toy drive! We are so happy to be in community with a group of other incredible businesses as a collection toy drop off point between now - 12.20!
We are accepting wrapped and unwrapped toys during business hours and you can also shop via their registry and mail them to Salon or the address on their shopping link. Thank you!!
About Comunidad Primero: Comunidad Primero distributes a variety of free and fresh products in the Bushwick and Ridgewood neighborhoods to alleviate the need in our community, prioritizing older adults, people with disabilities, undocumented migrants, and low-income families.
Is Beauty (Still, Always) Political?
Is Beauty (Still, Always) Political
Readings, Study, Conversation, and Fundraising
11. 21 | 6:30 - 8pm
SALON | 224 Roebling St. BK
Panelists - Laramie Glen, Gabe Jenkins, Olivia Contreras
Moderated by Rubi Aguilar
Join us at SALON on Thurs, Nov 21st to discuss the theme, Is Beauty (Still, Always) Political? inspired by Audre Lorde’s essays “Is Hair Still Political” and “The Master's Tools will never dismantle the Master's House,” which explore how the personal is political.
We invite anyone interested in supporting their communities through care work to join us & discuss selected readings curated by and from the shelves of the Salon(STUDY) library. We will explore the history of beauty and care work & the work that artists and creatives do today. “Is Beauty (Still, Always) Political” will be moderated by SALON founder, Rubi Aguilar & our panelists include makeup artist Laramie Glen, Hairdressser Olivia Contreras, & Hairstylist Gabe Jenkins.
“Is your hair still political? Tell me when it starts to burn.” - Audre Lorde
RSVP price will be distributed between organizations each panelist supports. Each attendee will be given a reading list to familiarize themselves with before attending the event.
(SALON)STUDY - An active research center focused on the intersections of hair with culture, science, and art through a public library and studio space.
(SALON)CARE - Rooted in nurturing the roles hairdressers have in the communities they live/work in through the personal care they intrinsically provide to anyone that sits in their chair. CARE initiatives include fundraising, volunteering, and educating salon workers to continue to serve their communities as they historically always have.
About Rubi: Rubi Aguilar is a NY-based hairdresser represented by Julian Watson Agency. She runs Salon, a creative studio centered around the intersection of hair and culture.
About Laramie: Laramie Glen has been working in NYC for the past 14 years, starting retail at a Bobbi Brown counter in a mall in New Jersey then moved to New York to begin freelancing. Laramie works primarily in editorial, commercial, advertising and occasional red carpet/celebrity. They love doing makeup that is really clean and natural skin, with a touch of edginess or rebelliousness to it - bringing in individuality through color, texture, or shape. In 2015, they began volunteering and working with a few organizations in NYC to organize groups of hair stylists and makeup artists to volunteer their glam services, giving back to the city’s community. A couple years later began, “Artists Making a Difference” with Jaleesa Jaikaran and a few times a year hosting events for LGBTQ+ communities, youths experiencing being unhoused, and a few other groups. With "Artists Making a Difference," the belief is that artists can raise awareness, inspire action, create a sense of community and support causes we believe in. Deeply rooted in the concept of giving back and with every level of success one achieves, you can lift those around you and give back even more.
About Olivia: Olivia is a NY-based hairdresser, originally from Austin, Texas whose been behind the chair for about 10 years, 7 of those years have been in NYC. Olivia focuses on connecting with people behind the chair and in her community. Within the last two years, Olivia has been working alongside other artists in the industry to raise funds for groups affected by unnecessary and immoral suffering.
About Gabe: Gabe is a hairstylist with 14 years of experience in the luxury fashion, music, and entertainment industries, with a primary focus on global advertising campaigns and runway shows. Originally from Los Angeles and mentored by Esther Langham at Art and Commerce, Gabe has worked closely with Holli Smith, Guido, Orlando Pita, & more. Gabe has been working with Feed The Streets NYC, a community based non-profit that collects donated food, hygiene products, clothing, and educational items for hand to hand distribution, providing free haircuts to those in need.
Beyond Vanity Book Signing + Talk
Book Signing and Talk with Elizabeth L. Block
Thursday, September 12th
6:30 pm
Gather with us on September 12th for a book signing and talk with Art Historian and author Elizabeth L. Block in conversation with hairstylist and founder of SALON Rubi Aguilar. Rubi and Elizabeth will discuss Elizabeth’s research on hairdressing in the late 19th century and how it correlates with the world of beauty today.
Elizabeth Block’s book Beyond Vanity: The History and Power of Hairdressing (MIT Press; September 10, 2024) celebrates the cultural power of hair by looking at the beginnings of hairstyling, entrepreneurship, and product development in the United States in the late 19th century. The book reestablishes the formidable presence of hair by focusing on the places and spaces in which it operated. Here are the untold stories of business owners, many of whom were Black or mixed-race. Trending styles of the seasons, from the pompadour to the Gibson Girl bouffant, worn by society women and actresses alike, are highlighted. Haircare routines— dry shampoo was all the rage—are revealed in eyebrow-raising detail.
Signed books will be available for sale by Lofty Pigeon Books.
RSVP
About Elizabeth Block: Elizabeth L. Block, an art historian, is a Senior Editor in the Publications and Editorial Department at The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Dr. Block earned her PhD in art history at The Graduate Center, City University of New York, with a focus on 19th-century U.S. painting. She also holds an MA in American Studies from Columbia University, and a BA in English from The George Washington University.Dr. Block's book Beyond Vanity: The History and Power of Hairdressing, will be published by MIT Press in September 2024.
Her book Dressing Up: The Women Who Influenced French Fashion was published by MIT Press. It is the winner of the Victorian Society in America book award 2022, and was shortlisted for the Association of Dress Historians 2022 Book of the Year.
Her articles appear in American Art, Town & Country, and Slate. She provides interviews to BBC News and BBC Woman's Hour, "The Gilded Gentleman" podcast, and "Dressed" podcast. She speaks widely at private and public venues, including the National Arts Club and New-York Historical Society.
About Rubi: Rubi Aguilar is a NY-based hairdresser represented by Julian Watson Agency. She runs Salon, a creative studio centered around the intersection of hair and culture.
About Lofty Pigeon Books: Lofty Pigeon Books is an independent neighborhood bookstore that opened on August 26, 2023, in Kensington, Brooklyn. We are a community-focused gathering space with a curated, dynamic selection of books of all genres and for all ages. An online store and robust events program for kids and adults round out our offerings.
Puntas Abiertas
Puntas Abiertas at SALON
August 1 – 15, 2024
Conversation and Book Signing with Lauren Oliver and Rubi Aguilar
Thursday, August 1
6:30pm
Join us on Aug. 1st for a book signing and intimate conversation between photographer Lauren Oliver and hairstylist/SALON founder Rubi Aguilar Jones on the power of hair in shaping personal identity and creating community.
Lauren Oliver’s newest work featuring a selection of self-portraits, photograms, and ephemera from her darkroom practice will be on view at SALON from August 1st - August 15th.
Her book Puntas Abiertas, published by Matarile Ediciones will be available for purchase throughout the duration of the exhibit. (while supplies last)
About Lauren: A New York City-based multidisciplinary artist who uses photography, filmmaking and performance to explore her multicultural identity. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in photography from SUNY Purchase. Her photographs have been featured on i-D, Buzzfeed, F-stop Magazine, and The Luupe. Her first monograph, “Temple of the Self”, published by Monolith Editions in 2020, is in the permanent collections of the Museum of Modern Art and the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Lauren works between the Gowanus Community Darkroom and Mono no Aware where she teaches and helps coordinate educational programming.
About Rubi: Rubi Aguilar Jones is a NY-based hairdresser represented by Julian Watson Agency. She runs Salon, a creative studio centered around the intersection of hair and culture.
About Matarile Editions: Matarile Ediciones is an artist-run photo book publisher that focuses on artists who are immigrants, their children, or part of a recent diaspora. Matarile Ediciones is run by Martha Naranjo Sandoval. Aline Enríquez is its head designer.
Curly Styling Class - Hands On
Join us for an intimate hands-on cutting and styling class dedicated to curls of all textures. This class will focus on equipping you with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively cut and style curly hair of all textures. You will also learn how to educate your clients on achieving consistent results that align with their individual lifestyles and hair goals after their salon visit.
We’ll study theory, references, and explore literary works with Rubi and books from the SALON hair library alongside hands-on practice with Chantell Carrtherol. Chantell will walk us through a demo where she will cover consultation, washing, conditioning, cutting, and styling techniques. Post demo, students will practice styling skills on their own models with hands-on guidance from Chantell and Rubi.
This class will focus on adding skills and tips to your cutting and styling toolbox and most importantly how to translate these to your clients in order to empower them to care for their own hair in ways that compliment their individual lives.
*Open to professional hairstylists and cosmetology students.
**Students must provide their own styling model with curls that are at least shoulder length.
About Chantell:
With almost 20 years experience, Chantell Carrtherol is a seasoned hairstylist known for her expertise in curly hair. Her career has encompassed event styling for red carpets, Broadway theater productions, wig making, TV/Film sets, and now specializing as a curly hair stylist and educator. In 2023, Chantell received a nomination for a Makeup and Hairstylist Guild award for her work on a TV series, an accolade exclusive to professionals in the TV and film industry. Following her move to Los Angeles, she has quickly become a respected expert in the field of curly hair care.
About SALON:
Salon facilitates human connections centered around hair. Founded by Rubi Aguilar Jones in 2018, with the firm belief that Salons are community spaces and hairdressers are vital caregivers in their respective communities.
Recognizing the significance hairstylists have as the common connector in the diverse web of the clients they see, we cultivate real, in-person discussions, learning, and collaborations around hair through our core values of CARE, STUDY, and PRACTICE.
About Rubi:
Rubi Aguilar Jones is a NY-based hairdresser represented by Julian Watson Agency. Find her hair styling work here.
She runs Salon, a creative studio centered around the intersection of hair and culture.
A note on pricing: (Salon)PRACTICE aims for pricing accessibility by establishing a learning network of artists that value sharing knowledge with each other. Our pro bono and sliding scale spots prioritize BIPOC hairstylists in our neighborhood of Los Sures. If this describes you, then you are highly encouraged to inquire about pricing accessibility. Thank you for supporting our community.
Curly Haircut Demo
Curly Haircut Demo with curly hair expert Chantell Carrtherol
Chantell will walk us through an in-depth consultation, wash and condition, cut, style and after care on a long curly haired client. She will cover, styling products and techniques to give her signature bouncy curls.
About Chantell:
Chantell Carrtherol is a seasoned hairstylist known for her expertise in curly hair. With almost twenty years of experience, her career has encompassed event styling for red carpets, wig making, and now specializing as a curly hairstylist and educator. Her journey includes working in esteemed salons in NYC and on renowned Fashion Week, Broadway theater productions, and TV/Film sets allowing her to amass a wealth of knowledge. In 2023, Chantell received a nomination for a Make Up and Hairstylist Guild award for her work on a TV series, an accolade exclusive to professionals in the TV and film industry. Following her move to Los Angeles, she has quickly become a respected expert in the field of curly hair care.
MAY 20, 2024
11:30a - 2p
SALON
224 Roebling St. BK
About our pricing: (Salon)PRACTICE aims for pricing accessibility by establishing a learning network of artist that value sharing knowledge with each other. Thank you for supporting our community.
Best Friends Tattoo
Best Friends Tattoo Pop Up @ Salon 👯♂️
BFFS Alena Jaffe King and Jillian Christofferson are doing a stick and poke tattoo pop up on 4.13 & 4.14
Come with your best friend, close your eyes, hold hands, and get a permanent version of your bff necklaces.
$300/pair, $150/single
DM @jillian.christofferson to book. $75 deposit due at time of booking.
*FLASH ONLY*
MADONNA DEEPER AND DEEPER
Get into the groove for a night of Madonna history. Visually study her music video catalogue while engaging in conversation that explores her influence on aesthetics and the oral histories of hairdressers: Amy Farid, Siobhan Benson, and Travis Speck.
Co-hosted by CutLoose Salon and SALON - a multidisciplinary community space that is dedicated to hair research.
Madonna Deeper and Deeper
April 4th
6 - 8pm
CutLoose
78 Dobbin St. BK 11222
We ask attendees for a $10-25 sliding scale donation to cover expenses (paid at the door).
All The Women We've Become by LaTonya Yvette
All The Women We’ve Become
LaTonya Yvette in collaboration with Rubi Aguilar
3.28 through 4.08
SALON | research and community library
224 Roebling St. BK
Opening Reception
3.28 | 6:30 - 9:30
Grandparents StoryLab Hairstory Listening Party
The Grandparents StoryLab at SALON
Join us for a Hair Story listening party and arts session with Grandparents StoryLab - a podcast where kids interview inspiring elders. We will listen to an episode about the hair stories of Simin, Sabura and Cool grandma and create interview journals where kids can draw and record their own hairstories.
Nov 18th, 2023
11:30a - 1p
SALON
224 Roebling St.
Ages 0 - 101
🎧 Podcast Listening: We will kick off the morning by listening to a podcast episode where kids interview three inspiring elders about their hair.
🎨 Art-Making: After we've absorbed the podcast's wisdom and inspiration, we'll transition into a guided art-making session.
🤝 Community: This event is not just about listening and creating; it's about connecting with each other and being inspired to connect with the older adults in our communities.
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(Salon)KIDS Camp
(Salon)KIDS is in session📚🎉
Children (ages 5-10) will explore hair through art and children’s books from our library section titled “Hair as Geometric Forms”.
Every session begins with reading and discussing different children’s books. Followed by arts and crafts as a way to build and explore their understanding of geometry and hair. Together we will create a community quilt.
Donation based. All supplies will be provided
Nov. 04: 11:00a - 1:00p
A note on pricing:
This event is donation based. Thank you for supporting our community.
Ritmo y Raíces de Salsa: Narratives, Histories, and Aesthetics of Salsa
Join us for a night of music, dance, and light bites to celebrate the newest addition to the library collection Ritmo y Raicés de Salsa: Narratives, Histories, and Aesthetics of Salsa.
We consider the (Salon)Study community library collection as a forever evolving and growing archive. Focused on inclusive storytelling that celebrates the intricate tapestry hair has in our lives and influences culture, science, art, fashion, music, and literature. Our categorization process is one where we focus on tiny but mighty groupings that will inspire the sections growth. Each includes books that we feel would converse while sitting next to each other on the library shelves. The categories lead to conversations in our reading room that naturally circulate back to sharing histories in oral, written, and photo forms which we hope inspires more research.
Along the curated books in this section dedicated to the aesthetics of Salsa within New York City, we have created a small journal of stories from our local community in Los Sures, Williamsburg and their connections to Salsa music. These stories were conversations between our neighboring hair salons, elders in the community and our library assistant, Yailenne Escobar, who has led the research of this library addition.
Pop in Saturday Oct. 21 between 6:30p - 9:30p and browse through books. Enjoy salsa music, chips and salsa, our signature agua de Jamaica, and more bites.
Yailenne will teach a Salsa dance class at 7:30p
Salon
224 Roebling St.
BK 11221
About Yailenne: (pronounced JAI-LEEN; she/her), a Colombian American visual artist based in Brooklyn, NY. In 2019, she launched 'Para Las Mujeres, For the Women,' a dynamic platform featuring a podcast and creative healing workshops tailored for Black and Brown women, exploring culture, mental health, and queerness.
Yailenne is not only an artist but also an avid salsa dancer, lighting up dance floors across the city. With almost two years of experience at Salon, she seamlessly combines her 17 years of dance expertise with her passion for archival research, adding depth and creativity to her work.
About (Salon)Study: An active research center focused on the intersections of hair with culture, science, and art through a public library and studio space.
Branding Night
A conversation with session hairstylist and global brand consultant
Standing out in your category, establishing yourself in your industry and building a loyal community is important now more than ever.
Each person's beliefs, values, vision, mission, purpose, vibe, experience and tone of voice are all different, and these are what make you unique and what makes up your brand. These elements separate you from others in your industry and are the reason why people are your clients, your customers, your community and your network.
Defining your brand can move your business and career forward, attract your target audience and set you apart in a crowded market.
In this session Adlena will have an open conversation with Tish Dignam, founder of Diggs, whose mission is to demystify the brand marketing space by providing practical educational information, tools and tips on building your brand and marketing yourself in a way that FEELS GOOD. She’ll discuss how she’s currently building her business in real time and provide practical tools and advice that you can implement directly after the discussion.
This class is open to all creatives, hair and makeup artists, salon owners, and independent artists.
RSVP to secure your spot. Space is Limited!
Submit Q's for our panel via our Instagram DM @thisissalon
Hosted by Adlena Dignam and Rubi of SALON.
About Tish and Adlena:
Tish Dignam is a brand marketing consultant who works with founders, entrepreneurs and creatives globally, helping them build their brand, market themselves in a way that feels good and grow their community to establish themselves in their category/industry.
Her diverse background and connections is what she brings to consulting. She brings your vision to life, delivering a seamless, integrated service, rooted in relationship building and aligned expectations.
Originally from Melbourne, Australia, Adlena’s dynamic versatility is in-part credited to her years spent living in London and Paris, where she honed her skills and understanding of the nuanced European approach to hair styling. She became a regular on the fashion week show circuit and relocated to New York where she has spent the last 8 years forging an exciting career as a stylist and artist in her own right. She has collaborated with photographers Roe Ethridge, Benny Horne, Collier Schorr, Hill & Aubrey, Hugo Comte, Emma Tempest and Alex Nataf. Her client list includes Ralph Lauren, Rag & Bone, Tory Burch, MAC, Adidas, Anthropologie, Theory, Marc Jacobs and Madewell.
(Salon)Practice: A community center and incubator where we come together to practice, play, experiment, and share. We work on assuring a more equitable and sustainable future for beauty workers of all backgrounds and at every stage of their career.
A note on pricing:
Paying on the higher end of our sliding scale pricing helps fund a spot for students who will benefit from our accessible pricing model. Thank you for supporting our community.
Finance Night
Calling all NYC hairdressers!
We're back with another finance night! Join us for an informative conversation with a SVP of financial planning and a finance savvy makeup artist where we cover budgeting, investing and retirement.
This is for hairdressers at all stages of their career and financial journey. This community event will be a casual conversation and Q&A where we share practical information for beauty artists looking to develop financial literacy and independence.
RSVP to secure your spot. Space is Limited!
Submit Q's for our panel via our Instagram DM @thisissalon
Hosted by Adlena Dignam and Rubi of SALON.
(Salon)Practice: A community center and incubator where we come together to practice, play, experiment, and share. We work on assuring a more equitable and sustainable future for beauty workers of all backgrounds and at every stage of their career.
*disclaimer* This event is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be personal financial advice. Please consult with your own financial advisor before making any financial decisions.
A note on pricing:
Paying on the higher end of our sliding scale pricing helps fund a spot for students who will benefit from our accessible pricing model. Thank you for supporting our community.
Film/TV Hairstyling Class
Film & TV Styling Class with Cynthia Vanis
Hosted by SALON
224 Roebling St. BK
Cynthia Vanis has over 15 years of experience as a department head, key hair stylist and personal hairstylist on film/television/commercials sets. We are excited to have the opportunity to host her for a class at Salon. This class is set up in two parts and stylists can sign up for the morning or full day. Space is limited and we encourage anyone who is interested in learning more about film, character styling, working in teams, and just expanding their knowledge to bring new tricks of the trade to their work behind the chair to join.
Morning Session 10:00a - 1:30p:
Theory, Character Development, Demo
Cynthia will walk students through the creative process of character development from start to finish. Research, understanding how to read a script, working with teams on designing the hair for each character and the overall project, prepping before set, wigs and hair pieces, stunt doubles, execution, and maintaining consistency throughout the film project. This will include a styling demo.
Afternoon Session 2:30p - 6:00p:
Hands-On Practice
Cynthia will work on designing a hair look with each student applying the knowledge from the morning session and styling on a model. Class size is limited to 5 students to ensure one-on-one and models must be provided by the students. You must attend theory in the morning to participate in the afternoon hands-on portion of the class.
Requirements:
Attendees must be working as professional hair stylists in a salon or on sets or attending cosmetology school.
Hands-on Students must bring their own model and simple hair kit. Details will be provided upon signing up and Salon can lend materials on an as needed basis.
Strengthening
Clara is back with Pilates for hairdressers. Moving our bodies intentionally and strengthening the muscles we use daily to prevent injury and stress. This movement series is designed to allow us to nurture the bodies that allow us to do the work we love smoothly and safely.
Sunday, June 11th
11 am
RSVP by emailing info@thisissalon.com with Pilates on the subject line.
$25
@hairdresserpilates
Cycles
Madeline is hosting an honest talk on menstrual cycles and how to support your body from first period through menopause.
Thursday, June 8th
7 - 8:30pm
RSVP here.
madsthedoula.com
Cupping
Farrel Duncan is hosting a communal cupping and ear needle acupuncture session for hairdressers. Sign up at the link below:
Wednesday, June 7th
12 - 3
RSVP by emailing info@thisissalon.com with Acupuncture on the subject line.
farrelduncan.com
Salsa Class
Yailenne, whose Colombian parents passed down their love for dancing now spreads her passion of salsa on dance floors around Brooklyn and instructing others on the beauty of this art form.
Show up as you are, no partner required, only an open mind and body.
Sunday, June 4th
2pm
Suggested donation $25
@mujerwoman__
Visible Mending
Tianguis is hosting a sewing circle where you can bring your well-loved clothing that needs a little pick me up and patch up holes with fabric and/or embroidery.
Sunday, June 4th
12 - 5
Please bring articles of clothing that need mending
Sewing supplies will be provided
Free
Tianguisnyc.com
Mini Tarot Readings
Xenia is offering tarot mini reading sessions with a rebirth theme - messages about what’s being shed, how to support yourself and what’s being birthed.
Sunday, June 4th
12-4
Suggested donation $44
Click here to BOOK AN APPOINTMENT
A few spots will be reserved for walk-ins
@mythsofcreation
Stick and Poke Tattoos
Jillian is doing a special flash of tattoos on the themes of care and rebirth.
Sunday, June 4th
12 - 5
$130
Walk-ins only. First come first serve.
@jillian.christofferson
ANNIEAHORITA Pop-Up
We are thrilled to feature our client @annieahorita at Salon for a pop-up. Shop a curated selection of pottery and enjoy Salons signature agua de Jamaica.
Comfort Objects - Hand Poke Tattoos
We’re so excited to have Jillian back doing stick and poke tattoos at Salon.
Come in. Be warm. Drink tea. Choose a comfort object to keep forever.
All flash available in one size only.
$120 per object.
DM Jillian with preferred time for appointment. $60 deposit due at time of booking.
Fashion Workers Initiative Meet Up
The Fashion Workers Initiative is made up of the people who make the fashion industry run. We lift the lights, take the photos, apply the makeup, style the hair, steam the clothes, wear the clothes, build the sets, and pick up the coffee. Though we may engage in different roles, we stand together to create a better industry—we are self-employed but not alone.
This event will provide a forum for freelancers working in fashion and beauty to voice opinions, hopes, frustrations and ideas about the industry we all work in. It will also give us an opportunity to meet in person! Join us as we regroup, listen to freelancers in New York City, and decide what we need from our industry together.
You can learn more about the Fashion Workers Initiative at: https://www.fashionworkersinitiative.com.
Salon 1 Year Anniversary
SALON turns ONE!
We want to celebrate our first full year in Los Sures with everyone who has helped support us along the way. We Love youuuu!
Laura Se Fue will be spinning the soundtrack and we’ll be sitting into a delicious cake by By Pensa!
Ask An Accountant
Calling all NYC hairdressers!
SALON is hosting a Q+A night with accountant Krichell Blair to help answer any questions you have regarding taxes and your finances.
This is part of an ongoing series to help provide tools for hairstylists to have a financially sustainable career.
RSVP by clicking here. Space is limited!
Submit Q's for Krichell via @thisissalon Instagram DM’s
Hosted by Adlena Dignam + Rubi Jones at Salon
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Meet our accountant Krichell Blair:
Born in Guyana, West Indies, Krichell Blair came from humble beginnings and learned very early on, the values of hard work and perseverance. In High School, while other teenagers were conflicted on their interests to study in college, Krichell had already made up her mind that she wanted to study Accounting, and was awarded a full academic scholarship to Berkeley College in 2014. During her undergrad years, Krichell worked full-time at a local Jackson Hewitt, where she was able to hone in and sharpen her tax law and leadership skills. Shortly after graduating college, in 2018, Krichell founded B&B Group – a tax advisory firm that specializes in virtual tax preparation, business registration and consulting services. Krichell’s seven years of corporate accounting experience assisted her in securing contracts with multi-million dollar companies as well as aided her in quickly climbing the corporate ladder to her current role at Eleven Madison Park, one of the top restaurants in the world, where she currently serves as the Controller.
Tea Time with Masha Tea
Tea Time with Masha Tea
Date: May 27, 11am - 6pm
Price: $82 (inquire about scholarship)
Masha Tea founder and naturopath Maria Geyman has curated a tea set specifically for hairstylists. Pre-order your teas and reset your day when you pick up your order at our Masha Tea pop-up at Salon.
You can browse through Maria's favorite books, sip on a cup of fresh tea and write in our group Care journal.
Loose Tea set:
1. GENMAICHA to start your day whether in the salon, on set, or bts on glam duty
2. HOLY BASIL to energize in between a long day and reset physically and emotionally
3. CALM TEA to wind down and relax your body
About Masha Tea:
Founded in Brooklyn by naturopath, Dr. Maria Geyman ND, Masha Tea brings the healing and regenerative powers of natural teas to discerning drinkers. Designed with flavor, sustainability, and beauty in mind, Masha Teas are assembled by hand in small batches and made with love.
Environmental impact, beauty, and feeling inform our sourcing choices.
About Maria Geyman: Dr. Maria Geyman is a board-certified naturopathic doctor and founder of Masha Tea. Her work with patients is individualized- integrating nutrition, herbs, and foundational lifestyle changes.
She works with patients on issues like natural approaches to fertility, skin health, digestion, and mood.
Her practice, Brooklyn Natural Medicine, is inclusive to all identities.