Know the rules. Break them beautifully. I create hair for the weird. Where your outside finally matches your inside.
Know the rules. Break them beautifully. I create hair for the weird. Where your outside finally matches your inside.


Mariana here! Your bubbly, friendly neighborhood chaos goblin with a color brush.
I love to work on vivid transformations, extensions, and festival braiding because I believe hair should be just as loud, weird, and unapologetic as the people wearing it. (And as I am!) I'm the stylist who gets way too excited when someone says, "I have a crazy idea."
Behind the organized chaos is a consultation-first artist who values trust, education, and creating a safe space where every client feels seen, celebrated, and free to be exactly who they are. My goal isn't just the coolest hair, it's helping people leave feeling more like themselves. Even if they’re not leaving with rainbows.
When I'm not making rainbow dreams come true, you'll probably find me hiking forests, planning my next adventure, singing way too loudly at karaoke, hanging out in a dive bar, or exploring anywhere that gets me outside. My favorite role, though, is being Mom to my incredible daughter! She keeps me laughing, grounded, and reminds me every day that life is meant to be colorful.



















I'm trading comfort for growth and bringing my chaos to the Milwaukee area.
I'm looking for a salon that values artistry over conformity, celebrates individuality, and welcomes every client exactly as they are. My goal is to build a long-term home where my creativity can thrive, my clients feel just as accepted as I do, and collaboration is just as important as self-expression.
I bring vivid color, extensions, festival braiding, consultation-first artistry, and a loyal clientele who trust me to turn bold ideas into intentional transformations.
I'm not searching for a chair, I'm looking for a community that believes the best artists don't fit inside the lines.
Began as a commission stylist for 4 months. Built my clientele and my supplies and moved to rental. After another 4/5 months, I moved onto my own ststem to begin entirely working for myself. <...
