artistry & wellness

At good company collective, we believe that beauty mostly derives from how you feel. We are a gathering place for thoughtful practitioners, artists and healers who care as much about how you feel as how you look leaving. Our hope is that you leave feeling cared for.
In a world that asks us to rush, we believe in slowing down, warm conversations, intentional services, and a space that invites you to breathe a little deeper.
Where good hair, good health and good company come together.
what to know when visiting
good company collective
616 E 63rd St Suite 104
Kansas City, MO 64110
(913) 951-7773
kayla@goodcompanycollectivekc.com
parking note
There is street parking available on 63rd Street and a parking lot behind the building. Enter through the front or back doors marked #1. We are Suite 104 on the southeast corner of the main level, facing 63rd Street.
Kayla Albright
hair stylist
Hi, I’m Kayla.
I’ve been doing hair for over 13 years, and somehow I still feel really lucky that this gets to be my job.
I’ve always loved the creative side of hair, but what keeps me behind the chair is the people. I love getting to know my clients, hearing their stories, and creating a space where they can relax, feel comfortable, and leave feeling a little more like themselves.
My approach to hair is pretty simple. I want your hair to feel beautiful, but I also want it to feel like you. I love natural movement, lived in color, effortless razor cuts, and finding those little details that make someone feel really good when they look in the mirror. I’m also never afraid of a little change when you’re ready for it.
After 13 years in the industry and many years of owning my own salon, I’ve learned that the best relationships with clients are built on trust. I want you to feel like you can be honest with me about what you love, what you don’t, and what you’re hoping for. We’ll figure it out together.
When I’m not doing hair, I’m usually outside with my two boys, making something, rearranging something in my house, or dreaming up my next creative project.
I’m really happy you found your way here, and I’d love to have you in my chair.

Megan Hettich
massage therapist
I fell in love with yoga the first day I took a class after moving to KC in 2010. Over time, I began to realize yoga wasn’t solely a physical practice. The stress and anxiety from a hectic work life began to decrease as I learned how to carry the teachings of yoga and mindfulness into my everyday experiences. Each moment brings a new lesson in applying this healing work to life’s complexities, acknowledging there is always more to learn beyond the physical practice.
I have attended numerous trainings and workshops around the country. A teacher at heart, I began teaching yoga in May 2015. In February 2016, I completed my 200-hour RYS Yoga Teacher Training at the Maui Yoga Shala in Paia, Hawaii. It was an unforgettable experience filled with inspiration, wisdom, and practices that I continue to carry with me today.
In 2018, I began formally studying Traditional Chinese Medicine, Qigong, and Shiatsu bodywork at HeartMind Shiatsu School in Boulder, Colorado. I became certified in Shiatsu in November 2019 and continued my studies in massage and energy therapies through their sister school, Healing Spirits. I became a licensed massage therapist in the summer of 2021.
I have loved integrating this knowledge into my client work, helping people develop a deeper awareness of their bodies, energy pathways, and inner wisdom. Blending these modalities continues to open up new possibilities, as I explore the subtle layers of this work. It is my passion to help people come home to their innate wisdom and uncover the potential that already exists within. Through these practices, we can find our way back to harmony through self-love, mindfulness, and self-care.
I am truly grateful to share this work with others. I love witnessing the transformation that unfolds when people take time to reconnect with their bodies, quiet their minds, and cultivate a greater sense of presence and connection.
