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I had you in mind...

My passion and vision were to own and operate a business that emulates the services I wanted when I was married, serving in the military, and raising our children. Now, I cater to professional working mothers and their children, college students, children in foster homes, military personnel, veterans, retirees, seniors, and children/adults with disabilities.

Serving customers since 2017

Working in the beauty industry and maintaining a flexible business schedule is important. A flexible schedule gives me access to clients who have difficulty attending the "hustle and bustle" of traditional brick-and-mortar salons. My business enables me to offer a variety of services in a comfortable and familiar setting to the client. Reducing stress for both of us.

My services include but are not limited to the following:

Weaving

Box Braids

Twists

Goddess Braids

Corn Rows

Micro Braids

Tree Braids

Individual Tree Braids

Interlocked Crochet Method

Blowouts

Natural Hairstyling

Safety

Due to COVID-19, all necessary PPE precautions will be followed. Masks, hand sanitizer, and liquid hand washing soap will be used for each appointment. Keeping my clients safe is my prerogative.

Stylist

Steph Johnson is a licensed cosmetologist. She is the owner and operator of SLJ Braids LLC. A hair growth and retention service-based company. She established her company in 2017.

Career Opportunity

Hair Braiding Stylists are needed. Business is booming, and SLJ Braids Inc. is looking for braiders. As an experienced, licensed independent contractor, you will receive on-the-job training on managing your business and increasing your clientele. Thank you! Please submit serious inquiries only.

Background

Steph is an African American woman, a U.S Navy veteran with a BS degree in Business Management, and an active member of the SGRHO Sorority. Inc. The organization is a community service-based sisterhood.

Demographics

Catering to professional working mothers and their children as well as homebound patients, college students, retirees, military personnel, and children/ adult women with disabilities.