Although it’s been years since she worked as a full-time hairstylist, Madison LeCroy hasn’t lost her touch.
The Southern Charm cast member proved this on Sunday, April 6, when she showed off the incredible coiffure she created for her good friend Brittany Williams.
“Came out of retirement for 20 minutes for my bestie’s Bridgerton-themed party,” she captioned the Story. “I guess I haven’t totally lost it!”
The video provided a 360-degree look at the stunning updo with curled ends and curtain bangs framing the face.
“Y’all know I was always a colorist not an editorial hair [stylist] but I gave it my best shot!” Madison added.
Madison LeCroy gives details on her newly launched fashion business
When she joined the Southern Charm cast in Season 6, the South Carolina native worked as a Charleston hairstylist specializing in balayage. Madison has since stepped away from the service industry and made big moves in entertainment, content creation, and fashion design.
Her latest business venture was an eponymous pajama line she launched in early March. Madison spoke about the brand in a recent interview with Page Six, revealing her plans to expand the offerings of elevated loungewear.
“I would say this first drop is your staple wardrobe, starting in pajamas,” she told the outlet. “Moving forward I will come out with things that are going to be inspired for holidays and seasons, but I wanted at the very beginning to just have something that is chic and comfortable and cozy that you can wear around family but also look amazing at girls’ night if you were doing a pajama night in.”
Is Madison opening a Charleston salon?
While she’s had plenty of success outside of cosmetology, Madison teased a potential return to the industry. Back in January, she revealed she was scouting locations for a potential salon.
“I just checked out a spot to open a salon but the parking situation… ugh,” she wrote on Instagram. “On another note… how many of you would want to come work with me!?”
Madison gears up for baby No. 2 and her family's home move
It’s unclear if Madison is actively looking for a brick-and-mortar as she’s no doubt busy preparing for major life changes: the arrival of her and Brett Randle’s baby girl and their family’s home move. Madison addressed the latter in a recent interview with The Daily Dish about a week after listing her Charleston “dream home” for $1.75 million.
“Let’s just say...it’s exactly what we need,” she said about her family’s new house. “More space, more charm, and plenty of room for our family to grow.”
As of April 7, Madison, Brett, and her 12-year-old son, Hudson (from a previous marriage), have not moved into their new abode. Get more details about their next home.
