After working in salons from San Diego to Las Vegas, I recognized a need—not just for beautiful hair, but for beautiful environments. The kind that uplift. That honor culture. That value talent. Too often, I saw how even the most gifted stylists were diminished by chaotic leadership or unhealthy dynamics. Clients noticed. I noticed. And I decided to build better.

The Beauticians Palace was born from a vision:

To create a salon space where excellence is the standard, and respect is the culture. Where African-rooted artistry—like clean, professional braids—is not only practiced but celebrated. Where women feel safe, seen, and supported, whether they’re behind the chair or in it.

We pride ourselves on showcasing work that is authentic, refined, and intentional. The braids we do? They tell stories. The environment we curate? It reflects heritage, healing, and high standards.

Located in Maricopa, Arizona—a place where access to quality African braiding is rare—we open our books on the 5th of each month for women seeking craftsmanship, care, and culture.

I’m not just building a salon. I’m building a model:

A place where professionals can thrive, clients can trust, and communities can grow.

If you’re an investor, mentor, or donor aligned with economic empowerment, Black and Inclusive beauty, and creative leadership, I invite you to join us.

Because The Beauticians Palace isn’t just a business.

It’s a blueprint for what the beauty industry can be—when we lead with grace, excellence, and intention.