Kena Anthony

Color refresh for the birthday 🎉 girl 🥰. Forgot to get a before pic 🫣 but just know there was about 6 inches of natural black new growth😊 and we brightened that right on up.

Are you afraid to straighten your hair for fear of losing your curl pattern? If so, the key is to find a stylist that understands textured hair and takes the necessary precautions to protect each strand. 🌱 But to make sure to reinforce what was done in the salon, the client must not put any heat on the hair in between salon visits to make absolutely sure heat damage doesn’t become a challenge. If heat must be used to freshen up a style then a heat protectant will need to be used on each section prior to applying heat…but this should be done on a minimum basis.

My goal is always to provide professional, relaxing, personable and timely service for each client, every visit.🫶🏾

Please help me understand…I’m genuinely interested in getting to the bottom of this. Why has this become a reoccurrence?

Y’all! Please help me understand. What’s the reason this keeps happening?? How can we fix this?

If your hair isn’t progressing…getting healthier, Stronger and longer (if desired) with regular salon visits … it may be time to make a change. There are still many of us healthy hair care professionals out here…just have to be mindful in selecting one that is aligned with your hair goals, lifestyle, personality and desired vibes.🩷

I already know some people may be against using “grease” on the hair … especially after a silk press 🫣 buuuut sometimes pulling out the ol skool ol faithful products does exactly what we need it to do. It protects her ends which helps prevent the hair from drying out and then breaking off. So shoutout to for not selling their company and continuing to manufacture a good ol jar of hair moisturizing GREASE 💚🙌🏾

As requested for some time now, early morning appointments are now available.🥳 First client is now scheduled at 8am and the last of the day is now at 4pm. My goal is to work more efficiently and be walking out of the salon daily by 6:30 pm. 🙏🏾 For about 20 years I’ve worked lay nights and now it’s time to create more structure and take better care of my mental and physical. Early to sleep, early to rise, have time to relax while eating dinner by 7pm. While having time to live life outside of the salon. I truly appreciate everyone who has and continues to support me over the years. Cheers to consistent all of 2026 and beyond.🩷