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Dianne Nola - Curly Hair Specialist® | San Francisco top of pageStart Your Curl Pattern In The ShowerStart Your Curl Pattern In The ShowerHomeFAQsPoliciesAppointmentsNew ClientsGalleryVideosBioBlogReviewsCurl Magazine Issue 16PressLinksTravelMoreUse tab to navigate through the menu items.Consulation & CoachingLearn how to bring out your curls' potential!HaircutsReceive a custom dry curly cut!TutorialsLearn the Curly Girl Method from a veteran!Curl ProductsGet clean products for curly hair!Why Clients Choose MeWinner of San Francisco Magazine's "Best Curly Hair Stylist," one of the "Top Curly Hair Stylists Around The World," by NaturallyCurly.com and serving as the 2022 panelist for Curl, the only printed curl magazine, Dianne Nola is a true Curly Hair Specialist.® She is a master at sculpting designs with the hair’s natural texture and bringing out the curls' potential. She is known for her artistry and skill and for putting clients at ease to discuss their needs and questions. Dianne is acknowledged by the DevaCurl community for her status as one of the few Deva Certified Curl Specialists in the world and the first in San Francisco. She has studied under Lorraine Massey, Founder of Devachan, Co-founder of DevaCurl and originator of the Curl-by-Curl™ cutting method. She has also studied with Devachan in NYC mastering both the new DevaCurl dry cut and the Pintura method of highlighting. She trained under Shari Harbinger, Co-founder of the DevaCurl Academy and Denis DaSilva, Co-founder and new owner of Devachan and DevaCurl. Read MoreBook Here!My WorkView More PressView More Sign Up To Receive Newsletters!Sign UpThanks for Signing Up!Let's Get Social!Dianne'sFacebookDianne'sYouTubeDianne'sInstagramI prioritize transparency in my pricing, which is inclusive

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