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Meet the North Texas Local Becoming a Hair Extensions Mogul
Ten years ago, Frisco resident Yummie O. launched Yummy Extensions, a luxury hair company selling everything from wigs to braiding hair to tape-ins.
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Meet the North Texas Local Becoming a Hair Extensions Mogul
Ten years ago, Frisco resident Yummie O. launched Yummy Extensions, a luxury hair company selling everything from wigs to braiding hair to tape-ins.
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The McKnight Twins Take YouTube Influencing to the Next Level
The secret to Brooklyn and Bailey’s YouTube success? Everything—from braces removal to your wedding night—is content.
Spas & Salons
This Membership-Oriented Nail Salon Is Planning a Dallas Takeover
New York-based GlossLab opened its first Dallas location this past summer and has several more on the way.
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We’re Really Dallas-ing Dentistry in 2022
Espressos, valet parking, sexual teeth, and $100,000 veneers: It’s all here in Dallas dental offices.
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This Oak Cliff Salon Wants Latina Beauty Professionals to Blossom and Thrive
Victoria Leiato’s whole world changed once her mother became an esthetician. Now’s she is paying it forward with The Bloom Space, which opened last May near Elmwood.
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A Robot at Target Painted My Nails
The new Clockwork Robot machine—set up in three North Texas-area Targets—will give you a “minicure” in about 10 minutes.
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This SMU Grad Wants to Change the Narrative on Natural Hair
Mona El-Gharby founded Curlē, a customized haircare company that’s making curls luxurious.
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How TikTok Changed the Life of Tanya Marie
We talked to Dallas-based influencer Tanya Zielke about how she became a social media star after losing her job in the pandemic.
Fashion
Q&A: Nicole Musselman Turned Family History Into Sneakers
The daughter of the renowned NCAA coach wants to put his record on your feet.
Style
Hairstylist Mattie Calloway Traces Her Roots to Natural Hair Activists
Dallas is an important city in the history of fighting for natural hair acceptance. You can see this in Calloway’s work as well as a new pop-up in Arlington.