Aubree Kimmons / Carrollton, Georgia
Meet Aubree
the heart behind Blonde Faith
Aubree is the stylist and heart behind Blonde Faith — a blonde specialist, extension artist, spray tan artist, horse mama, health + fitness lover, and a woman whose story has taught her a thing or two about trusting where God is leading.
Blonde Faith may have started behind the chair, but the heart behind it was shaped long before she ever found her way to Carrollton.
The beginning
Before Blonde Faith, there was Wrangler
Aubree didn’t grow up in a horse family. She was seven when her family moved to a home in the Atlanta area, where neighbors nearby kept horses. She had never really been around them before — she just knew she wanted to be.
As she got older, she’d volunteer to help however she could if it meant getting a chance to ride. She’d even walk two miles just to spend time at the barn.
And somewhere in all those walks was Wrangler.
She fell in love with him, and when Aubree was twelve, her parents paid $400 to make him officially hers. She started and trained him herself, grew up alongside him, and — as she’ll happily tell you — he’s still the only horse who’s never put her on the ground.
Today, Wrangler is 28 years old. And he’s still her boy.
The detour
Maybe she wasn’t lost after all.
Years later, Aubree was making another move — this time from North Georgia, with plans to settle in Newnan. There was just one problem: she needed somewhere for Wrangler.
Then one day, she got lost.
At least, that’s what it seemed like.
That wrong turn led her to a place just outside Carrollton where Wrangler could be boarded. And what looked like getting lost became one of those little detours that only seems to make sense once you look backward.
She hadn’t planned on Carrollton. But looking back, maybe she wasn’t lost at all.
“Maybe God was just taking her the long way to exactly where she needed to be.”
Off the clock
A little moreAubree
- Coffee order
- Cappuccino ☕️
- If she's not behind the chair
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- Her guilty pleasure
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- The beauty product she refuses to live without
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- Favorite place she's ever been
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- Something on her bucket list
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- Her favorite season
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- Her dream concert
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- Verse she returns to
- Psalm 27:14
Her favorite poem
“Hope” is the thing with feathers
“Hope” is the thing with feathers - That perches in the soul - And sings the tune without the words - And never stops - at all -
And sweetest - in the Gale - is heard - And sore must be the storm - That could abash the little Bird That kept so many warm -
I’ve heard it in the chillest land - And on the strangest Sea - Yet - never - in Extremity, It asked a crumb - of me.
Which is part of why a feather has always belonged toBlonde Faith.
The name
Why Blonde Faith
Beauty is part of the story.
Faith runs deeper
For Aubree, faith isn’t something separate from the way she lives or the way she works. It’s woven into who she is — into the waiting, the becoming, the creativity, and the way she hopes people feel in her presence.
My hope is simple: that every woman who sits in my chair leaves feeling a little morelike herself.
Aubree
Go ahead and get on her books! You know you want to.
Blonding & color, extensions, and spray tans in Carrollton.