Skillful in cuts and color, Alie is a Los Angeles native, who trained at Marinello and Vidal Sassoon. She perfected her technique over 8 years working under Chaz Dean, in addition to the years she spent on TV sets as a stylist. An ever growing passion for her art. Alie's quest for perfection drives her to constantly educate herself, stay up to date with current styles and learn new techniques.

Outside of the salon, Alie enjoys road trips, nature walks, catching up with friends and hanging out with her pup Stitch.

Payton Holbrook A New Yorker, Who began His Career 20yrs ago graduating from the Aveda Institute in Minneapolis. From day one Payton, not only has not only worked as a hairstylist behind the chair but also as a sessions/editorial stylist. His first real salon job was with a fashion photographers, who incorporated his studio space with a hair salon together.

Payton has also been a strong presence at NYFW Bryant Park NYC and throughout the city. In both hair and makeup. Also working eith celebrities such as ( Oprah, Marsha Gay Harden ). As well as television, film and music video projects. His work has been featured in such publications as Harper's Bazaar's, Elle, Vogue, Oyster, Flaunt, Avant, Moevir, Vulkan, magazines and serveral other publications. He has also been featured in Modern Salon online as a strong leader in the industry.

As a kid growing up in Kansas I idolized 80’s rock bands such as Motley Crue and Guns-n-Roses, not just for their rowdy music but also for their trademark hairstyles. So I’d spend hours in the bathroom using my mom’s hot tools and products in a vain attempt to imitate the iconic looks of Nikki Sixx and Axl Rose, managing only to achieve making a mess of my hair, the bathroom and getting in trouble with my mom.

During my teens and 20’s I was in a rock band of my own and was obsessed with flaunting provocative and edgy hairstyles that I’d look back on in my 30’s and 40’s and ask myself “What in the hell was I thinking?”

And while the styles I rock today may still be questionable I assure my guests that the only questions they’ll get about their crowning glory is “Where’d you get it done? It looks f’ing awesome!”

Having a head of stubborn hair my whole life I understand the power of a good hair day and the defeat of a bad one. Hair is our identity, our signature and an expression of ourselves. So it’s because of this that I go above and beyond for each guest that sits in my chair.

And while I enjoy doing contemporary cuts and colors I really love doing styles with attitude and edge like Pixies, Mullets, Shags, Mohawks and Wolf cuts.

So whether you’re looking for a trim or a transformation, I invite you to have a seat in my chair and together we’ll come up with something that’s aligned with your look and lifestyle that also promotes the health and integrity of your mane. Because I don’t want you to have a good hair day, I want you to have a good hair life.

Brandon Liberati is a hairstylist known for his ability to work with all hair types, textures, hair extensions and wigs. Allowing his clients the ability to showcase their natural beauty or completely transform. Working in the industry for over 20 years, Brandon is a television personality, and hair cutting educator for Hattori Hanzo Shears. He divides his time between Los Angeles and New York.

Working with top stars in TV, Film, Music and on Broadway, his celebrity client list includes Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Go-Go's: Belinda Carlisle, Jane Wiedlan, Charlotte Caffey, Gina Schock and Kathy Valentine. The popular rock & roll party music band, The B-52s: Kate Pierson, Cindy Wilson and Fred Schneider. Other celebrities he has worked with are Mena Suvari, Taryn Manning, Darren Criss, Meg Donnelly, Anne Winters, Kathrine Narducci, Paula Abdul, Kimmy Shields, Delilah Belle, Teresa Giudice, Naomi Grossman, Colin Quinn, Jo Lo Truglio, and Dan Reynolds of Imagine Dragons.

Brandon was a hairstylist on Lady Gaga's hit music video "Stupid Love", before creating hair looks for Lady Gaga's Haus Labs cosmetic line campaign. His work and beauty expertise is featured in magazines such as: W, InStyle, WWD, New Beauty, Essence, Women's Health, Cosmopolitan, Modern Salon, Posture Magazine, The New York Post and People to name a few.

In the field of hair education Brandon has served as a haircutting expert and styling educator for David Wagner's salon Juut, an Aveda concept salon, also as a Bumble and Bumble Network Educator, and a creative director for a popular hair extension brand. Brandon is currently one of the top guest celebrity haircutting educators for Hattori Hanzo Shears.

In fashion, Brandon has created looks for every major fashion week around the world working with Streeters Agency in London. He was the lead hairstylist in 2020 for Christian Cowan's International Women's Day Power Puff Girls Fashion Show featuring talent like Meghan Trainor, and Delilah Belle.

In front of the camera, Brandon was a star of the hit reality show Newlyweds, The First Year on Bravo TV and has appeared on Shahs of Sunset, The Real Housewives, Watch What Happens Live, American Beauty Star, Buzzfeed, and RuPaul's Drag U.

More recently, his transformation of Emmy Award winning actress Anne Winters into Madonna went viral. Working alongside celebrity makeup artist Michael Anthony, they recreated the Queen of Pop's iconic looks which placed Anne in the running for the star role of Madonna's upcoming biopic.

In 2022, Brandon was nominated for The Hairstyling Award at the 7th Hollywood Beauty Awards.