Rebekah Thomas
Assistant
Rebekah Thomas was the kid whose parents had to hide the scissors. It started with a Barbie's haircut, then Rebekah's own, then braiding friends' hair and being the one everyone asked for product advice.
Rebekah trained at Ogle School in Fort Worth, Texas, and had been doing hair for two years before joining Salon Kreed as an assistant in October 2026.
Rebekah is certified in non-surgical hair replacement through HairClub. Helping people with hair loss feel their best again is the work Rebekah is proudest of.
Vivid color, blowouts and long scissor cuts for men are Rebekah's favorite work. On the trend list right now: modern men's mullets, split dye, and cuts built around natural curl and texture. Calico color is out.
In a consultation, Rebekah asks how you usually style your hair, how much time you want to spend on it, who your celebrity hair inspiration is, and what you like most about your hair.
Between visits, Rebekah's advice is to invest in a good shampoo and conditioner. For curly hair, add a leave-in conditioner and a curl cream.
Rebekah keeps learning from cutting tutorials on YouTube and Instagram and follows the color brands Danger Jones and Pulp Riot.
Away from the salon, Rebekah cooks, takes dance classes, crafts and gets outside with friends. The playlist at work runs from 80s rock to 90s hits, Y2K pop and EDM.
Say hi to Rebekah at Salon Kreed in Colorado Springs.
Instagram @bekah_the_hair_fairy
Questions about Rebekah
- Where did Rebekah Thomas train?
- Ogle School in Fort Worth, Texas. Rebekah is also certified in non-surgical hair replacement through HairClub.
- What does Rebekah Thomas recommend for curly hair between appointments?
- A good shampoo and conditioner, plus a leave-in conditioner and a curl cream.