North Carolinan Naturals

Premierepearl08

Premierepearl08

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There is a natural hair salon in Charlotte, NC called Sistah's Natural Hair Salon and School that will be having its grand opening/open house on Saturday, Sept.10 at 4:00 PM. This is a natural hair care salon that also specializes in Sisterlocks and other twisted/braided styles. I stopped by there today to get advice on transitioning and was in lust with all of the locked beauties in there! I hadn't planned to lock, but they have me contemplating it. ;) The atmosphere is very down home and comfortable. It is located on 1510 Beatties Ford Road. Their telephone number is (704)395-6005.
 
Premierepearl08 said:
There is a natural hair salon in Charlotte, NC called Sistah's Natural Hair Salon and School that will be having its grand opening/open house on Saturday, Sept.10 at 4:00 PM. This is a natural hair care salon that also specializes in Sisterlocks and other twisted/braided styles. I stopped by there today to get advice on transitioning and was in lust with all of the locked beauties in there! I hadn't planned to lock, but they have me contemplating it. ;) The atmosphere is very down home and comfortable. It is located on 1510 Beatties Ford Road. Their telephone number is (704)395-6005.
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That's not too far from where I live!:) I'm gonna check it out. Thanks.
 
NapturalGlory said:
I will check this out maybe as soon as tomorrow... gotta see if they can do without the "tight braids" look that is so common among the african braid shops.
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Just wondering . . . Did anyone get their hair done at the salon? Do they sell products for natural hair? Charlotte is about 1 1/2 hours away and I don't want to drive that far (considering how expensive gasoline is) until I get some feedback.

Thanks!:)
 
I haven't gotten my hair done at the salon yet, but only for financial reasons. I went to the grand opening and saw lots of the owners' customers, most of whom had sisterlocs. There was one or two with two-strand twists. The hair looked good, people! The stylist/loctician/owner us American, so I don't think that you will have to worry about too-tight hair. As a matter of fact, when I visited the shop they were laughing about a bad experience her mom had with an African braider. Her customers seem to truly love her! I took some pics but didn't know who all of her customers were so I didn't ask permission to put them online. I wish that you guys could get a look at them though. It almost makes me consider sisterlocs...
 
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