Grooms by Amberly

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Hey, I just wanted to let everybody know when I haven’t been there as much this week and the radio silence on my phone. ...
06/11/2026

Hey, I just wanted to let everybody know when I haven’t been there as much this week and the radio silence on my phone. I accidentally consumed some Taco Bell that had dairy in it and I haven’t eaten dairy in a little over 10 years and apparently I’m very sensitive to it and it really messed me up. I ended up having to go to the ER and get IV with four different G.I. medication’s and then another shot of a G.I. medication. I’m used to bouncing back pretty quickly, but I’m still not feeling well even today. I’m hoping I can be back in the salon tomorrow, but if I haven’t responded to you or I’ve had to reschedule you. That’s why I do apologize and I can offer discounts for the inconvenience.

I’ve always said something similar, that animals DO HAVE emotions. We are all people. We may not all be human but, but w...
06/10/2026

I’ve always said something similar, that animals DO HAVE emotions. We are all people. We may not all be human but, but we are all very much the same where it matters.

She carried her dead baby for seventeen days.

Seventeen days across cold Pacific waters, pushing a lifeless calf on her head as the world watched in silence. This wasn't a scene from a movie—it was real. A mother orca named Tahlequah, from the Southern Resident pod, lost her newborn just thirty minutes after birth and refused to let go.

She swam more than a thousand miles, balancing the tiny body through waves and storms, as if trying to breathe life back into it. Scientists called it grief. Some called it instinct. But anyone watching saw something deeper—a mother's refusal to accept goodbye.

Years later, she did it again, carrying another lost calf.

And maybe that's what makes it so haunting. Because it's not just about whales. It's about how love, even in the wild, refuses to vanish quietly. We like to think emotions make us human. But maybe they make us alive. Maybe they're the thread that connects every living thing on this planet, reminding us that we're not so different after all.

06/08/2026

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06/08/2026
Hey guys! I just wanted to let everyone know that I will be taking an extra few days off, I’m not 100% sure of how many....
05/18/2026

Hey guys! I just wanted to let everyone know that I will be taking an extra few days off, I’m not 100% sure of how many. I’m really struggling with some personal issues and I don’t feel like I can be fully present and do my job properly in a compromised emotional state. I know it’s inconvenient and I absolutely hate doing it after already being out for an injury. But I have got to do it and I hope you’ll understand. I’ll be messaging the next few days appointments individually to make arrangements. Thank you for your support. Please keep me and my family in your prayers. God is good! J love yall!

05/18/2026

She carried her dead baby for seventeen days.

Seventeen days across cold Pacific waters, pushing a lifeless calf on her head as the world watched in silence. This wasn't a scene from a movie—it was real. A mother orca named Tahlequah, from the Southern Resident pod, lost her newborn just thirty minutes after birth and refused to let go.

She swam more than a thousand miles, balancing the tiny body through waves and storms, as if trying to breathe life back into it. Scientists called it grief. Some called it instinct. But anyone watching saw something deeper—a mother's refusal to accept goodbye.

Years later, she did it again, carrying another lost calf.

And maybe that's what makes it so haunting. Because it's not just about whales. It's about how love, even in the wild, refuses to vanish quietly. We like to think emotions make us human. But maybe they make us alive. Maybe they're the thread that connects every living thing on this planet, reminding us that we're not so different after all.

Lovelies 🫶🫶🫶💚💚💚
05/15/2026

Lovelies 🫶🫶🫶💚💚💚

09/08/2025

I am in the hospital and largely unable to use my phone, no one will be at the salon and all appointments will have to be rescheduled until I make it out! So sorry!
💚Amberly

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Dalton, GA
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