JESSE
co-owner
(they/them) jesse@lebelandcrowe.com
//Jesse is not accepting new clients//
I grew up creative. From a young age my parents had me playing music, taking drama, painting, and being the family photographer. Naturally as I grew older, I wanted to find a career where I could constantly be expressing those tendencies. From beauty school in Saskatoon, I moved to Vancouver to apprentice and work under a team of unbeatable stylists. I trained in Bumble & Bumble, cutting alongside L’Oreal Professional colour training. Then Toronto called, where I’ve been living and working ever since. Aside from hair styling, I keep my hands busy with analog photography, painting, and playing in bands.
CAITLIN
co-owner. //currently on maternity leave//
(she/her) caitlin@lebelandcrowe.com
I always knew what I wanted out of a job, but didn’t know what the job would be. A career where I could exercise creativity, work closely with people, do something different every day, ah, hairdressing! I attended the Aveda Institute in 2009 and the Aveda Academy in 2010. For the next 5 years I worked for Aveda Canada, and then made the switch to independent work. I have been at Lebel & Crowe for 8+ years.
I am passionate about doing hair and love doing all the classics, bobs, highlights and balayage. I also love dogs.
SARAH
(she/her) sarah@lebelandcrowe.com
Working as a stylist for the past 17+ years has been a great creative outlet. It's incredibly inspiring work, especially with all the awesome people I get to meet. I enjoy working with all hair textures, especially wavy/curly. I also love colouring hair and specialize in balayage.
I originally trained at the Aveda Academy (in Toronto) and worked at one of Canada's leading Aveda salons for over 10+ years. I am very passionate about continuing education and have attended many classes from some of the industry's finest, including Vidal Sassoon, Aveda, Wella and Mazella & Palmer.
I love current wearable cuts and colours. My hair philosophy is to always find what works best for my client’s lifestyle and hair texture. After working in the east end for 5+ years, I’m excited to now be working in the west end and to be part of the amazing team at Lebel and Crowe!
SELENA
(she/her) selena@lebelandcrowe.com
One of the things I love about being a hairstylist is getting to talk to people everyday. I’m passionate about creating a conscious and welcoming space as the foundation for promoting healthy hair for everyone that sits in my chair. Going on five years in the industry now — from early days of living room haircuts to my formal training at the Aveda Institute — I’ve focused on maintaining hair health no matter what service or hair texture. Some of my favourite services include haircuts with razor, vivid colour, and new perming techniques (I am recently certified in the Arrojo American Wave). I am continuously learning from my peers, mentors and clients how to foster better environmental practices as well as safer and more equitable salon spaces. After hours, I love biking around the city and karaoke with friends.
LIZ
(she/her) Liz@lebelandcrowe.com
My dad used to take me to salons as a kid, and my attention was always bedazzled with the stylists. I thought it was the coolest job; talking to everyone and playing with hair. As soon as legally possible I was enrolled in the Aveda Institute & Academy and went to work at some of the city’s top salons, as well as session styling for film and television, which I still do sporadically! I love aesthetics. I have a special soft spot for short hairstyles and playing with natural and impactful colour. I live for having all the hobbies including being a certified yoga instructor, training to work within the medical field, and collecting an alarming amount of clothing. Heart to heart, I really do get the most zest from making others feel good about themselves and an affection that I’m grateful to share with everyone at Lebel & Crowe.
KAITLIN T
she/her info@kaitlincolourist.com
My first true love was hair! As a kid I was always getting into trouble for colouring and cutting my barbies' hair. My mom taught me braiding on horse's manes and we helped prep at competitions.
Now, licensed for a decade officially I'm still so in love and feel lucky to be a hairstylist! I began my apprenticeship in 2011 in Ottawa, my mentors did a lot of competitions and I loved assisting them behind the scenes for photoshoots.
In 2014 I moved back to Toronto and specialized in colour. I learned freehand Hairpainting the Brooklyn Paint Box way. I find it very gentle and fluid, almost therapeutic as well. I shadowed my hair hero Johnny Ramirez in NY to learn his techniques for Lived-In Colour. I love to create blended, dimensional, seamless colours. I specialize in Hairpainting, Balayage and Lived-In Colour. These looks are very low maintenance, and grow out softly.