One COVID Year Later: Local Salon & Boutiques Owners Relied on Faith
Author: Andres Fernandez – March 19, 2021 – 4:05pm – 5 min read
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It’s been over a year since the beginning of the pandemic lockdown. Small businesses such as hair salons and boutiques were forced to close their doors. So what did these small business owner relied on? Small business grants to stay above water and their faith.
The owner of the Studio 329 Salon Suites, Doug Keetion says that his clients are returning and the same goes for his wife that owner of K’Janee Boutique.
“I am blessed to be still open because there are a lot of big companies and big stores that have closed and I am still open,” Curtina Kettion said.
“I am very optimistic about the future as we move into the spring and summer but we cannot let our guard down, we need to get the vaccine, and wear our masks, ” Doug Keetion said.
Studio 329 Salon Suite is a a full service beauty salon and spa located in Toledo, Ohio. Offering a wide variety of beauty services including hairstyling, nail services, facials and more.
Making it easier for their customers, they have an option to book your appointment straight from your smartphone or computer. Giving you the ability to pick and choose the service you need with prices being transparent to their customers.