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For the last 123 years, Ewing and Clark has left an unmatched legacy of real estate service throughout our region, and we are proud that this legacy is extending to yet another generation.
Our history and track record in the region is without compare, and we are grateful for the opportunity of serving our countless customers, their children, and their grandchildren over the years.
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Real estate ownership is a very important investment, and one’s home plays such a significant role in our lives. We would be honored and pleased to represent you with any of your real estate needs, and will offer you uncompromising professionalism and thorough service.
RM: How did you get to cut hair all over the world?
NK: I went to Bellevue High, and after, my parents sent me to the Middle East to learn Arabic. Then I got a scholarship to study international relations in France, and I went to Australia to get my master’s in communications management. Because I had the [haircutting] skill, I could work wherever I went and learned all different kinds of ways.
RM: How did you decide to open a shop during COVID?
NK: It was a tough period, and I really wanted to do something to support our family and Bellevue. I wanted to put my skills back into the community. The first three to six months were difficult, but I started doing videos on Instagram and people started seeing the work, seeing what we are capable of.
What Noor Hopes Will Disappear
1. “The biggest mistake I see is when men buzz their hair all the way to refresh. I always recommend buzzing the sides, but just taking down the top. If you buzz the whole thing, the front line will never grow out the same.
2. “I think the mohawk is dying, which I’m happy about. Honestly, it’s not a great-looking haircut for anyone. It’s just trendy.
3. “Not investing in your appearance. Self-care is so important. I learned from my dad that there are two things you shouldn’t be cheap about: your food and your image.”
Make an appointment with Noor at Uppercuts Barbershop in Bellevue. For more information, visit uppercutsbellevue.com.
