Celeste

Celeste has an obsession of all things fashionable and it shows. She too, started out as a young fashionista and used fashion as a form of expression. Celeste began her adventure in the fashion world as a receptionist in a salon and not long after that she decided to enroll in beauty school. She attended Graham Webb international as her formal education. Since then, she continued honing her craft and pursued advanced education at Graham Webb, TiGi, Sebastian and Bumble & Bumble. Her love of fashion did not stop there. Celeste continued pursuing new fields in the industry and found herself doing editorial work, bridal shoots and event styling.

Tina

Catina Andros Jay started her journey in the Beauty business as an assistant while she was still in High School, at South Lakes.  She graduated from the Graham Webb Academy of Hair Design at 18 years old and began her work behind the chair right away. The next 8 years were spent perfecting her hairdressing skills and learning the structure of the beauty industry.

Maude was born out of a desire to create this unique environment, and Tina put her business ideas in motion.  With a no-nonsense focus on business, a love for connecting with people and the creative outlet of doing hair, Tina has the best of both worlds. She truly enjoys her role at Maude and is grateful to be able to love coming to work with such an energizing group of girls.
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Vanessa

For most of Vanessa Rose's hairdressing career she has served as an educator. As a platform artist for Graham Webb and Color Educator for Framesi USA, Vanessa had the opportunity to hone her creative and technical skills and bring them back to her team. She was Director of Education for “Le Shoppe Salons” and “Christie Adam” before opening Maude Salon. With a commitment to education, Vanessa, along with her partners, has personally trained every member of the Maude Squad.  Vanessa is on the Board of Directors for Paul Mitchell “The School”, and she is a guest artist, regularly speaking to up and coming students in the industry. In 2011, Vanessa launched her own coaching program and the blog "Persephonee's Chair" which focuses on power principals for finding real joy behind your chair for industry professionals. Vanessa was also named “Northern Virginia’s best colorist by NOVA magazine.