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Hello! allow me to introduce myself. My name is E, I am from Minnesota. I developed and grew my own passion for all things beauty at a very young age. I pursued my education and graduated from The Minnesota School of Cosmetology. I owned a salon and rented out my chairs for the last four years. After 20 years of doing hair, I decided to relocate to Houston and work solo at Sola Salons. While I specialize in women's hair cuts and color, I also am an expert in balayage lived in color and blondes for darker, medium to coarse hair. My favorite looks to create are beach blonde babes, sun kissed hair placement, shiny-rich brunettes, long layers, and bouncy blowouts. I think that consultations are extremely important, and I understand that hair is one of our most important accessories. It is vital to me to stay educated on today's trends in order to give each client their desired look! I truly believe in educating my clients on products and maintenance for their hair care needs, in order for them to maintain the achieved look from the chair to their home. I view my work as a true form of art and finds pure joy in helping others feel and look their best! And I look forward to helping you reach your hair goals! Current services offered: Japanese Scalp Spa treatments, Hair Color, Balayage, Foilayage, and Haircuts for Men, Women, and Children.
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My name is Kou lor and I am a Videographer and Photographer in the Metro Houston area. I've been in this industry for the past 10 years and counting. I also own a IT Managed Services business named Cumulus Tek LLC which I do full time. On my spare time when I do have time, I like
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Hmong American Planning and Development Center Inc. is a public charity in Grand Prairie, Texas that offers assistance to Hmong Americans.?The organization provides training, job skills, language skills, transportation assistance, and basic housing needs.