Returning to the Black Hair Salon Felt Like Coming Home

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Returning to the Black Hair Salon Felt Like Coming Home
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My salon helped to mold me into the woman I am today.

The Black hair salon has always been a familiar place to me. After struggling to do my hair herself due to my tender-headedness, my mother took me to the beauty salon. I spent my first time at the salon in tears, screaming in agony as I got my hair braided. Hours later, I begged my Mom not to go back, but still, she took me every other Saturday.

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