
A missing part of the family comes home. We welcomes bumble and bumble to tribe salon❣️
- josie searles
- Jun 18
- 1 min read
When I opened Tribe Salon in 2017, I was building a salon that reflected everything I believed in: education, artistry, community, and exceptional guest experiences.
Yet despite my 17-year relationship with Bumble and bumble as a Network Educator and Bumble Live Guest Artist, Bumble wasn’t part of our opening retail lineup.
Over the years, Tribe grew into exactly what I had envisioned—a talented team, an incredible salon culture, and a community of guests who trusted us with their hair. But if I’m being honest, there was always a small piece that felt missing.
Bumble and bumble had been woven into so much of my professional journey. From educating stylists across the country to working backstage at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York, the brand helped shape the artist and educator I became.
Every time I reached for a styling product backstage, taught a class, or recommended a favorite product to a client, Bumble was part of the story.
So when the opportunity finally came to bring Bumble and bumble to Tribe Salon, it felt less like adding a new retail line and more like bringing home a piece of our history.
This isn’t about carrying another product line. It’s about reconnecting our salon community with a brand that has been part of my career for nearly two decades and sharing that passion with the next generation of Tribe guests and stylists.
After all these years, it finally feels like the missing piece has come home.








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