
Cover-story cut
Dry cut, hydration wash, define and a written routine.
$140
The curl issue · SoMa, Little Rock
A three-stylist curl salon on South Main — dry cuts, curl-safe color and the routines to keep it looking like the cover.

Signature services

Dry cut, hydration wash, define and a written routine.
$140
Glossy copper and cherry tones painted onto curls.
$210+
Steam, deep mask and scalp massage.
$50From the editor
The Ringlet Review started as Imani’s column of curl tips on Instagram. Readers kept asking where they could get the haircut in the photos. The answer became a salon.
Every chair here is curl-only: dry cutting, hydration rituals, curl-safe color and honest advice about which products are worth the money.
— Imani Holloway, editor-in-chief & curl stylist

Sample client reviews
Placeholder reviews for this design — your real Google reviews appear here.
Imani wrote my routine on a card and taped it to my mirror herself. Six months later my curls look like the photo.
Celia gave me copper curls that look lit from inside. Strangers stop me at the farmers market.
Marcus is the first person who could taper my curls without flattening the top. I’m a lifer.
The hydration treatment is basically a spa day for coils. My hair drank it.
The team

Founder · Curl Stylist
Imani wrote about curls for six years before she cut them full time. She is fluent in 2C through 4C and allergic to frizz shaming.

Colorist
Celia paints copper, cherry and auburn onto curls without ever compromising the pattern.

Curl Stylist
Marcus specializes in tapered cuts and men’s curls — shape on top, crisp at the nape.
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