The beauty industry has changed a lot during the lives of baby boomers, but one thing that hasn\'t is the human connections made between hairdressers and their customers.
Joyce resides in her hometown of Fort Worth, Texas..
When she\'s not working at her salon in Keller, Texas, she\'s spending time with friends, family, or volunteering at her church as a greeter.
She is a career hairstylist, and an autism advocate.
Joyce Ann Key is married and the mom of 3 grown sons.
Her stories are fun, nostalgic, full of hope and faith, along with the many emotions enjoyed in the relational side of the industry.
This inspirational memoir follows Joyce Ann Key as she grows up and comes into her own in the hair salon with her mom in the 60s,70s, and 80s.
And if you need advice or a shoulder to cry on, your Hairstylist will be there for you...and make sure you look good along the way.
While delivering beauty, a stylist also delivers creativity, inspiration, hope, and kindness to every person who sits in their chair.
The beauty industry has changed a lot during the lives of baby boomers, but one thing that hasn\'t is the human connections made between hairdressers and their customers
