Mariah She/Her
Instagram @Hellrazorhairco
I Specialize In:
Blondes, Vivids and Extensions
SERVICES
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Line Up $30
A service that cleans up extra hairs and uses trimmers to clean up the neckline and sideburns.
Bang Trim $30
A shaping and trim of existing bangs. Does not include a wash, but includes styling.
Buzz Cut $30
A haircut using only clippers.
Short Haircut $100
A haircut that starts above the chin in length. Includes a wash and style.
Transformation Haircut $150
This service is for a big style change. This includes cutting off more than 4 or so inches of hair. Can also include education on how to style the new cut and product recommendations/samples. This is a longer service to accommodate time for a very thorough consultation.
Long Haircut $120
A cut for hair that starts past the chin. Includes a wash and hand styling or a blow out with styling. *If you are doing a major style change or cutting more than 4 inches anywhere, please book a transformation cut!*
Curly Cut $120
If comfortable, please come with clean, air dried or diffused hair. This allows for the most accurate cut for your texture. This cut can include a wash and diffuse. *If you are doing a major style change or cutting more than 4 inches anywhere, please book a transformation cut! *
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Olaplex Treatment- $100
A strengthening treatment for over processed or color treated hair. This service builds strength and rejuvenates damaged hair.
Neuma Scalp/ Moisture Treatment- $75
The perfect service to revitalize your scalp and hair at the same time. Can be customized to either/or.
Blow Out - $100
Includes a wash and style of your choosing.
Formal Style- $175
A style like an updo, includes heat styling. Does not include wash.
Formal Trial- $125
Bridal hair trial. Includes trying different styles and taking photos to plan ahead and discuss details for the big day.
Updo Formal Style- $200
Formal trial required.
Hey! I'm JD, a queer craft hairdresser and part owner of Starling Salon Collective in Capitol Hill, Seattle.
Education As A Rule
Education has been the backbone of my career since I started doing hair fifteen years ago. Whether it be absorbing as much as I could as a new stylist, to sharing that knowledge with other stylists in recent years, itβs always been paramount. I moved to Seattle in August 2019 to explore my career as an educator and to be exposed to more resources. I worked as Lead Color Educator at a local corporation for about six months before I decided to take a leap. Education is what keeps us moving forward and education should include all hair types and textures.
Queer In Capitol Hill
My pronouns are They/ Them. I've lived most of my time in Seattle in the Capitol Hill area. I strive towards fostering an environment that is fully accepting and encouraging of personal expression, self autonomy through hair and atmosphere.









