Are Traditional Perm and Set Salons Feeling The Pinch Due To The Natural Hair Movement? (415 hits)
It's sad whenever I see any black woman in business fail or start to wane because sometimes it is through no fault of her own. It happens daily, I'm sure all around the world or just in this country but it stings. I want us all to succeed whether you are at the top of a corporate Fortune 500 company, a small business owner or a stay-at-home mom with a side hustle. Whatever you are doing to put food on the table and keep a roof over your head is honorable and needs to be supported.
One foundation that has been around and is a symbolic presence within the black community would have to be the black hair salon. It's been a gateway to entrepreneurship for thousands if not millions of women whether they are renting a chair or own the shop. Similarly it's also been a haven for the black woman to transform into her beautiful self with a wash and style, a touch-up or a special occasion hair do. The salon is never boring and always full of laughter and even some pain as we connect with each other. The black hair salon has surely marked itself in our hair history.
