Your curls were never the problem. the industry was.

Meet the Founder

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The beauty industry has been a place of cultural segregation. Curly hair women within all cultures have had unfortunate similar experiences- the white woman flat-ironing daily, the Black woman relaxed at the young age of 7, the Latina told her hair was unruly, the mixed-race teen who never saw her true texture. Why? Because for decades, the industry told us straight hair was the standard — and our curls were the problem. That's the industry I refused to keep building. My intention for Helix House Salon is inclusive curl care for every woman- a salon where any woman with curls can walk in and be cared for on her own terms.

I welcome you to become our Curlfriend.

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Meet the Team

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    Dontae Windley

    Team Lead

    Curl specialist

    Colorist

    Extenion-ist

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    Camille Johnson

    Curl Specialist

  • Black and white portrait of a woman with long straight hair wearing glasses, resting her chin on her hand, looking thoughtful.

    Madison Jamison

    Hospitality Coordinator

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    Chauntal Dudley

    Marketing Coordinator

  • Black and white photo of an older woman with short curly hair, wearing earrings and a light-colored shirt, sitting at a table with her arms crossed and hands clasped, looking at the camera with a slight smile.

    Jackie Walton

    Inventory Management

  • A black-and-white portrait of a smiling woman with natural curly hair, wearing a white t-shirt, with her arms crossed.

    Nekesha Griffis

    Creative Director

    Curl specialist

    Colorist

    Extension-ist

What’s a helix? Something in spiral form. What does house imply? A building where people gather. What does Helix House mean? We’ve designed Helix House Salon with the intention of building a diverse community where all women with curly textured hair can gather to feel seen, heard, & loved.

Who We Are