Loc and Braid Studio

On May 30th 10a-2p I’ll be braiding at this event! It’s been a long time since I’ve vendored— y’all make sure to come see me!🫶

I’ve had so many new followers & clients recently so I figured it’s a good time to reintroduce the stylist behind the chair🥰
My name is Analie Aaron. I’ll be 30 this year 🥴, I’m married to the love of my life, David, for 9 years this June, and we have a beautiful 7 going on 17yo daughter. I graduated from Canton High School in 2015, born and raised here with deep roots.
I was first introduced to African Braiding and hair care when I was the House Manager of a girls home. We had teen girls from ages 13-18 in CPS. A lot of my girls were mixed, African American, or Latina/Mexican and they needed help. So I learned alongside them doing my best to be a good “stand in” mom.
Fast forward a few years and my husband encouraged me to open a braid shop. Doing what I love, making a living, being my own boss— he pushed me to achieve my dream 💖
After lots of prayers, lost sleep, hard work, and a sweet couple who put me into braid school I became a certified African Braider & Loctician.
Now I’ve been living this dream for about 5 years.
I absolutely love what I do and I’m so thankful to offer my services to the town and county I grew up in✨

If you’re like me, October was a LONG year 🤣
💍Weddings
A roller derby 🛼
🥎Tournaments
Halloween 👻
🤞In shop clients
I didn’t get pics of everyone by no means, but thank y’all so much for such a blessed October 🫶🏼
Onto November! 🫡 message or text to book!

Gotta love my fellow dread queens 👑✨💎