Carolina Styles Grooming

04/11/2026

🚐🐾 It’s TODAY!

Don’t miss this $5 dog nail trim special!

I’ll be at the Sharon Farmers Market beside Sharon Grill from 9 AM – 12 PM offering quick, affordable nail trims for your pups. Keeping nails trimmed is important for your dog’s comfort and health, so this is a great chance to get it done without breaking the bank!

💳 I do have a card reader, but cash is preferred since cell service in Sharon can be spotty.

Can’t afford the $5? Bartering is welcome!
I’m happy to trade for things like:
🌱 Plants or garden starts
🐥 Chicken chicks
🧺 Towels
🥚 Farm fresh items

Come see me and bring your pups! 🐶✂️

04/08/2026

🐾 $5 Nail Trims This Saturday in Sharon! 🐾

This Saturday I’ll be at the Sharon Farmers Market offering $5 nail trims in my mobile van!

Regular nail trims are an important part of pet ownership, but grooming costs can add up. I want to make it easier for people to keep their pets comfortable and healthy by offering a simple, affordable option.

💳 I do have a card reader, but as we all know cell service in Sharon can be a little spotty, so cash is preferred if possible.

🌱 Can’t afford the $5?
No worries — barter is welcome!
I’m getting ready to plant my home garden, so started plants would be greatly appreciated, but I’m open to other trades too. Just ask!

While you're there, check out the other great vendors offering:
🥬 Farm fresh goods
🥖 Baked treats
🧵 Handmade items
🛠 Local services

Come out, support local vendors, and enjoy a great community morning! 🐕🐈

04/06/2026

Most people have NO idea this happens to dog groomers and hairdressers…

See that tiny black spot in the picture?
That’s actually a hair splinter, sometimes called a “barber’s cyst.”

When we clip hair or fur, those tiny sharp pieces can pierce the skin just like a splinter. Over time the body reacts to it like a foreign object and it can form a painful little cyst around the hair.

They can be stubborn to remove and very painful, and if they get infected some even require medical treatment.

One thing that has helped me the most is using PRID drawing salve overnight to help pull the hair out. Some days I also have to wear gloves while bathing to keep dirt and bacteria from getting into the area.

Just a little reminder that while grooming is incredibly rewarding…
it isn’t always glamorous!

Dog groomers, barbers, and stylists —
Have you ever had one of these?

If you’ve found something that works well to remove them, drop it in the comments 👇

For anyone curious, this is the salve I’ve had the best luck with:

https://amzn.to/3Ojrnau

04/04/2026