Ep 20| From Small-Town Girl to Dallas Stylist: How Skye Pruitt Built Her Brand from the Ground Up
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Ep 20| From Small-Town Girl to Dallas Stylist: How Skye Pruitt Built Her Brand from the Ground Up
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In this candid episode of Salon Talk Literally, we sit down with Skye Pruitt, an Arkansas native who took a leap of faith to build her beauty business in Dallas — from scratch.
Skye keeps it 100 as she shares:
- What it’s really like starting over in a new city without a client base
- How she discovered her niche in locs, quick weaves, and versatility
- Why pricing, patience, and not blending in matter in today’s salon game
- Her growth journey from shy and silent to confident and booked
- The cultural differences between Dallas and her small-town roots
- The everyday grind of being adaptable, creative, and consistent in a saturated market
This episode is for the stylists, creatives, and entrepreneurs who’ve had to bet on themselves — even when it meant walking in quietly and letting their work speak loud.
💬 Funny, relatable, and full of lessons you didn’t know you needed. Press play!
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