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Carlene cuts to the shape of your head and the way your hair falls, scissors first. She holds the shop's lease and salon license, and the front desk's phone rings through to her when the rest of us are busy.

Fidelia plans color around your hair and what it has been through, from gray blending to a refreshed all-over shade. She speaks Spanish and English, and she starts every new color client with a conversation.

Thurman works with locs, twists and short cuts, from a first consultation about starter locs to a retwist on a schedule that suits you. He takes his time and says what each step involves before he starts.

Baljit cuts long layers and bangs dry, so you see how they move, and finishes with a blowout. She speaks Punjabi and English and is comfortable with long, thick hair that other chairs shy away from.

Jihoon lightens, tones and colors hair in steps, and says how many visits a plan may take before the first appointment. He speaks Korean and English and measures every bowl at the color station himself.

Ikran plans hair for weddings, proms and big nights, with a trial first and a timeline for the morning. She speaks Somali and English, and she works with a headscarf on, off or styled around the hair.

Belem cuts curls and coils dry, curl by curl, and does silk presses on natural hair. She speaks Spanish and English, and she will ask how you wear your hair before she picks up the scissors.

Karlee installs hand-tied extensions, moves them up and takes them out, and every client starts with a consultation. She matches color in daylight and tells you how often a move-up is needed.