Fresh Hair Studio Team
OUR CULTURE
Fresh Hair Studio was built on connection, education, and empowerment. From the moment you walk in, you’ll feel the difference: a space rooted in authenticity, fueled by teamwork, and inspired by growth—for both our guests and our stylists. We’re committed to creating a salon experience where women feel truly seen and supported.
Here, we celebrate progress over perfection. We believe in accountability, showing up with optimism, and doing good work—together. Every detail, every appointment, every relationship is treated with care, because at Fresh Hair Studio, it’s more than hair. It’s about creating confidence that lasts long after you leave the salon.
OUR MISSION
To empower women with expert hair extension and color services paired with personalized education—so every client leaves feeling confident, supported, and in control of their hair care journey.
OUR CRAFT
We believe beauty is personal—and so is the way we care for your hair. Through tailored solutions, authentic guidance, and ongoing support, we help you embrace your individuality with ease. Our approach blends creativity with intention, so your hair doesn’t just look amazing—it aligns with your lifestyle and values.
Meet Our Team
Elle
Elle specializes in dimensional, lived-in color and modern balayage that grows out beautifully while keeping your hair healthy and strong. With over 15 years behind the chair, she’s known for creating effortless, wearable color that fits your lifestyle.
Alexis
Alexis is our up-and-coming co-stylist. She’s currently working toward her hair extension certification while taking clients for color & blowouts. Between her calming energy and relaxing scalp massage, it’s easy to see why clients love being in her chair.
Alice
Alice is our salon leader & mentor stylist at FHS in Billings, MT. As a brunette & hair extension specialist, she creates effortless, confidence-boosting looks designed to fit your lifestyle. Her expertise and personalized approach, makes each appointment feel elevated & easy.
