Salon Euphoria –Boston’s Home of Uncomplicated Hair

Hair has been part of my life for as long as I can remember. Long before it became my profession, I was doing my own hair, my mother’s, and my friends’—learning instinctively how much the right cut, color, or finish can change the way someone feels.

I began my professional training in 2005, attending cosmetology school while working at Delaria on Newbury Street. After graduating, I continued at Salon Highlights before joining Salon Euphoria in 2007. When the salon’s original owner retired in 2010, I took over Salon Euphoria and made it my own.

Those early years gave me a deep appreciation for the craft of hair. I later refined my cutting through the Vidal Sassoon methodology, developing an approach grounded in precision, balance, and intentional shape. In color, I gravitated toward softness and dimension, continuing my education in balayage and techniques that create beautiful color without making the hair feel overworked.

More than twenty years into my career, all of that experience has distilled into a philosophy I call Uncomplicated Hair.

To me, uncomplicated doesn’t mean basic. It means understanding the person in my chair well enough to create hair that works with her—not against her. A cut should have shape without demanding constant styling. Color should have dimension and movement without looking overly done. Beautiful hair should work in real life.

My work is influenced by the quiet elegance of French style: individual rather than perfect, polished without feeling precious, and effortless without being careless. Whether I’m cutting, coloring, or styling, I’m looking for that balance between technique and ease.

Salon Euphoria has grown with me over the years, but what matters most has remained remarkably simple: one client, one appointment, my full attention. I want the time you spend in my chair to feel personal and unhurried—and I want you to leave with hair that feels unmistakably like you.