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Oumy African Hair Braiding

Oumy African Hair Braiding

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500 North Main Street, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, 27101, United States
(336) 724-1090
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Mar 25, 2016
Oumy is the only hairbraiding establishment that does what I ask. She has done straight and wavy micro braids, Senegalese twists, and has shampood and maintained my natural hair. I have witnessed great customer service first hand from the owner and all in her employ. I highly recommend this business. It is well worth the money for whatever African style you desire.

Jan 23, 2016
I am from Philly, so I am accustomed to getting my hair braided on a regular basis. This shop does not do braids well!!! I should've went back home to get my hair done! Now I have lost $180! She was not prepared AT ALL! She didn't even have the right hair in stock. I would not suggest anyone to let this shop braid their hair.

Feb 15, 2016
There is no other place like Oumy's. Her shop is very clean and professional. If your looking to get your hair done, somewhere in Winston, I would recommend going to Oumy!

Aug 6, 2017
So proud of my aunt

Jan 23, 2016
Ladies...do not waste your time. 1st: The owner should've told me that she didn't accept credit card when I made my appointment! 2nd: My hair does not meet my standards. The owner braided my hair abt 1 inch & then started twisting it. It just doesn't look right. My husband demanded that I get refunded...but she is so stubborn & is not willing to make amends for her poor braiding skills! I'll never go back there.

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