L.A. Hair - Season 4

Season 4
Episodes

I'm the Boss, Hunty!
A surprise proposal from Jonathan Antin. A new hire sparks trouble. Kim reaches her boiling point and someone gets fired! Kim styles Mary J. Blige.

Catwalk, Cat Fight
Kim styles Tia Mowry; the Kimble team works at LA Fashion Week; Jonathan is impressed; Kim is shocked by Naja's return to the salon.

Nail'd by Naja
Naja's return drives a wedge between Kim and Leah; China leads a stylists' rebellion; Kim is irritated by Jonathan's extreme lateness; Dontay fights for his job; Kim styles Leela James.

Wigs in the Wild
Kim styles Zendaya; Dontay tries to get his job back; a team-building exercise in the wilderness spirals into meltdowns; China goes ballistic; Jonathan is caught in Kim's VIP room.

Lights, Camera, Meltdown
Kim confronts Jonathan about being in her VIP room; secret shoppers visit the salon; China storms out.

Model Behavior
Angela approaches Jonathan; Kim makes Gocha project manager for a photo shoot; Kim styles Erica Campbell.

A Hair-Raising Proposal
Kim and Jonathan move forward with their partnership; Anthony and Naja are suspicious of Gocha and Angela.

The Kim-pire Strikes Back

Weave Got an Informant!

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow
Kim confronts Jonathan; Gocha is questioned about her loyalty; Kim styles K.Michelle; Leah plans a last minute party for Kim.

Time for Some Hair-therapy
Jonathan enrages Kim when he talks about her on live TV; Terry and Gocha co-manage the salon; Leah explores a new business venture.

Snitches Get Stitches

Shade and Betrayed
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