Natural beauty will never go out of style! I moved from Connecticut to Texas back in the summer of 2018. My family and I left a place where we had an amazing support system but realized the greater opportunities that awaited. Moving cross country, I no longer had my reliable hairdressers to count on. I was on my own. The good thing is, I knew how to do hair. Most importantly I knew how to maintain healthy hair. Yes, there is a difference. Relocating to the DFW area opened so many doors for myself and my family. In addition to being an executive, I decided to establish my mark in the natural hair care business. Why buy products when I can make my own? What natural hair products are black-owned? What causes eczema on the scalp or alopecia? I had more questions than I could count. I thought back to my late nana and a lot of the natural remedies she used on my skin and hair growing up. I chose to educate myself further. What started out as products I made just for my little family, became more. I noticed a lot of cosmetology schools lack diversity. Natural hairstyling and hair care are not a part of the traditional curriculum. So, I advanced my knowledge by attending the Institute of Ancestral Braiding – the first and only braiding school in Texas to offer natural hair care training and loc tightening certification. After receiving my natural hair certification, I gradually started building a clientele. For me, this is more than just hair products. It is a piece of mind, a reflection of my ancestors, the feeling of beauty, and a healthy way of maintaining the magnificent all-around versatility that black hair embodies. There is a growing demand in the beauty industry for natural hair care and styling. Almost ten years since I returned natural, and I love it! I hope to teach and inspire both men and women alike because when you know better, you do better. I want to make sure we all do better and once you believe in you, others will too.