My parents came to the U.S. from Guatemala and Colombia with nothing but hope for a better future. As a first-generation daughter, I grew up in a world where certain luxuries like proper curly hair care, weren’t within reach. Back then, finding someone who truly understood my texture felt impossible, and that deeply shaped my relationship with my hair.

I went through years of bad haircuts and even worse self-esteem. Like so many others, I was teased for my natural curls and conditioned to believe they weren’t beautiful. So I straightened them, trying to blend in, trying to feel enough.

But instead of letting those experiences define me, they ignited something powerful.

I’ve dedicated my career to helping others feel proud of their curls and confident in their own skin. My mission is to create a space where every client feels seen, understood, and celebrated because your hair isn’t just hair, it’s a part of your identity, your culture, your story.

And I’m honored to be part of that story.