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Creating a Salon Where You Can Bring Your Children: 'I Have No Choice but to Do It'
Becoming a mother at a young age, she realized the scarcity of salons where she could bring her children. Driven by the desire to'reduce the number of people who have to endure leaving their children behind', she transitioned from self-study to obtaining qualifications. This is the journey of a woman who, while addressing concerns like ingrown nails and curved nails, established a salon accessible to parents with children.
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