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Meet Hermes

My name is Hermes and I am a trans man who came to my trans awareness in 2017 and then came out in 2020. I have worked behind the chair as a hairstylist in traditional salons for ten years. I’m licensed to teach cosmetology students and was doing that for a few years in Virginia at a local hair academy when I realized I needed to make this class.

I’m currently working as a Mobile Hairstylist around the east coast for Private clients, photographers, event coordinators, media artists.

I get to cut peoples hair when I’m being a videographer for this website. I post hair cutting and styling videos. I also vlog my behind the scenes of the before during and after process. Im mainly a bird photographer but I also like to photograph my haircuts out in the wild, so finding the right stage and scene to photograph is what is inspiring me right now. If you have to be on stage, and will let me style your hair right before you go on stage then I want to cut your hair, I want to be your stylist. If you have to preform in any sort or way and need to always have good hair, I want to cut your hair and be your stylist. You just gotta reach out by sending my a message in the contact form or book an appointment with me,

-Hermes

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