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I feel like there's an unseen culture associated with hairstylists. But every professional in the industry knows this, behind the scenes we are aware of the influence we have on people, and the ego that comes with that. We can tease each other, and it's not something just anyone can understand unless you’ve personally done the job.

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I grew up Catholic. I’m not active in the church but, I’ve experienced the religion the most through my family, ceremonies, baptisms, and funerals. It's not the “norm” to be a Catholic in a dominantly Mormon area. So that definitely makes me proud of my roots, and the diversity adds to Utah.

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I’m a tall, white, tattooed women. Being really tall has always made me stand out, either in a good way or bad way. I can tend to accidentally intimidated others. Being a tall women can be seen as a negative thing but other tall women just get each other, and we our proud our bodies. We are used to being asked if we play sports, or told not to wear heels. So i can always laugh about that with other really tall people.

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There's only a life style one could understand if they had gone through it. And that's going without…  There is an obvious difference between people raised with a silver spoon vs someone who has earned everything on their own. This affects culture, but also someone's character.

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I think there is definitely a culture associated with being a woman. I think every woman has dealt with being discriminated against, or disrespected. Being a woman means, knowing your worth, standing up for what you believe in, and lifting other women up. I’m proud to be a women with an education, a career, and I’m not afraid of having a strong opinion.