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De Lux Gallery

De Lux Gallery is dedicated to helping you realize your own natural beauty.

11/13/2020

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De Lux Gallery | Future Historical Society De Lux Gallery 704 Fulton Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 7 De Lux Gallery, Natural Hair Salon APRIL 2019 http://www.futurehistoricalsociety.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/FHS_DeLux-Hair-Salon_FINAL_061620.mp3 Walking into De Lux Gallery Inc your senses are awakened by the sweet smell of natural oils. The owne...

“I’m one of the oldheads around here,” says Glen Ettienne, owner of De Lux Gallery (@deluxgallerysalon), a natural hair salon in Fort Greene. Reminiscing back to 2000 — when he moved from his native Trinidad to Brooklyn, then working as a barber at a salon called Black Roots — he describes a pre-gentrified Fort Greene vibrant with Black-owned businesses and a thriving community of young writers, musicians, filmmakers, actors and visual artists. “A lot of trendsetting stuff was going on,” says Glen, 50. “People weren’t wearing name brands too tough; they had their own thing. And a lot of those people wore their hair natural, when it was not otherwise common to see that walking down the street.” Inspired by the neighborhood, Glen changed his repertoire from fades and shape-ups to loc care and maintenance. In 2006, he opened De Lux Gallery, a unisex salon catering to healthy natural hair in all styles. || 704 Fulton St. || Photo by Curt Saunders (@cosmicinsanity) for Black-Owned Brooklyn #deluxgallery #brooklynboheme #blackownedbrooklyn

07/18/2019

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“I’m one of the oldheads around here,” says Glen Ettienne, owner of De Lux Gallery (@deluxgallerysalon), a natural hair salon in Fort Greene. Reminiscing back to 2000 — when he moved from his native Trinidad to Brooklyn, then working as a barber at a salon called Black Roots — he describes a pre-gentrified Fort Greene vibrant with Black-owned businesses and a thriving community of young writers, musicians, filmmakers, actors and visual artists. “A lot of trendsetting stuff was going on,” says Glen, 50. “People weren’t wearing name brands too tough; they had their own thing. And a lot of those people wore their hair natural, when it was not otherwise common to see that walking down the street.” Inspired by the neighborhood, Glen changed his repertoire from fades and shape-ups to loc care and maintenance. In 2006, he opened De Lux Gallery, a unisex salon catering to healthy natural hair in all styles. || 704 Fulton St. || Photo by Curt Saunders (@cosmicinsanity) for Black-Owned Brooklyn #deluxgallery #brooklynboheme #blackownedbrooklyn

Idris Elba trusts this Brooklyn barber with his ‘do

05/08/2019

We've got talent at the salon 👑

Idris Elba trusts this Brooklyn barber with his ‘do For Steve “Sincere” Gilles, cutting hair started off as a side hustle in the late ’90s. “I just thought about what I could do using my hands. Cutting hair seemed to be the only thing that would nev…