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Small Business Series: Three Hairstylists That Everyone Should Know

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Next is someone who turned her love of hair into a profession that would take her from the salon to styling for a major natural hair care brand to establishing a sacred space for mothers to be poured into.

What is Classy Kids Salon’s story, and what led you to open a children’s hair salon?

My business partner and I saw a need for children’s hair care in the industry.

We were already running a children’s hair salon that went out of business, so we found an opportunity to open our own.

Our confidence in the hair care industry and just stepping out on our own has manifested in our business.

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