Your hair doesn't go in the trash.

Thanks, Green Circle Salons, for giving our cuttings another use. Those old ends still have a job.

We've been Green Circle certified since 2014. Hair, used foils and leftover color all have somewhere to go.

Hair can become compost or help soak up oil spills. Used foils and color tubes become new metal. Leftover color becomes energy for local power grids.

Green Circle collects materials sorted by the salon. Paper becomes new paper; plastics can become new plastic products. Aerosol cans are recovered too.

Foils going into a guest's brown hair at Julia Grace, from above.

Pink foil going into blonde hair at Julia Grace, with a color brush and gloved hands; no guest face.

Pink October

Pink suits everyone.

Three ways to support the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, through October 31.

Pink tinsel, on its own or with a service

$20

Pink foils, added to your highlights

A paper ribbon, in honor or in memory

$5 · $10 · $20 · or more

All proceeds go to BCRF (BCRF.org). Give what feels right; some guests give more.

Tabatha's portrait photographed by Hillary Schave for BRAVA, with her crown intact.

BRAVA · September / October 2026

The Wig Whisperer

BRAVA · Pages 19 to 20

Tabatha in BRAVA.

The Wig Whisperer, in BRAVA, features Tabatha's wig and topper work at Julia Grace. Read it in the September/October issue, pages 19–20.

Read The Wig Whisperer

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See you soon, the team at Julia Grace.

Julia Grace Salon · 7878 Big Sky Dr, Madison, WI 53719 · Reserve online

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