Micah Shadle
Master Stylist at Synergy Salon
- cuts for women, men and children
- reds, from coppers and auburns to fashion reds
- soft natural blonde tones
- gray coverage and gray blending
- formal styling for prom and weddings
About
Micah Shadle works as a Master Stylist at Synergy Salon, where she has been on the floor since 2003, starting full-time as an assistant before moving up to stylist. She trained at Erwin Technical College in Tampa, and during school she worked in a salon known for Toni&Guy-style cutting and L'Oréal color. She has kept learning through advanced courses. Her cut work spans women, men and children, from bobs and pixies to collarbone-length styles and both short and long layering. On the color side she handles all-over color, gray coverage and blending, foils, babylights, money pieces, air-touch highlights, foiled balayage, and glossing and toning. Reds are a particular favorite, ranging from natural coppers and auburns to fashion shades, and she also creates soft natural blondes. Formal styling for homecoming, prom and weddings, along with voluminous blowouts, flat-iron looks and permanent waves, rounds out her menu.
- 23 years of experience
- Micah's profile on synergysalon.com ↗ (opens in a new tab)
- Approach
- Puts a priority on making clients feel confident in their look.
- Experience
- Since 2003
- Training
- Trained at Erwin Technical College in Tampa
- Worked at a salon focused on Toni&Guy haircutting and L'Oréal color during beauty school
- Continuing education through advanced classes
Services
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Also at Synergy Salon
- 3212 Lithia Pinecrest Rd, Suite 101, Valrico, FL 33594
- 813.654.2055
Hours
- Monday–Tuesday
- 9 AM–3 PM
- Wednesday–Thursday
- 9 AM–7 PM
- Friday
- 9 AM–6 PM
- Saturday
- 9 AM–3 PM
- Sunday
- Closed
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