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    KM Hair Studio

    3.7 (3 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

    By appointment only

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    How much is it to dye hair into highlights?

    Well it depends on a few things...whats in your hair now and what your wanting. Mostly partials are about 60 and fulls are about 85 and up.We can schedule a time to talk so then I can give you exact price.Let me know if you want to do that.-Kelli

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    3.6(220 reviews)
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    I was a first time guest and had such a great experience! About a year ago, I had used "Sun In",…read moreand later dyed my hair back to its natural color. A previous stylist told me my hair might not tolerate bleach, so I was understandably nervous. Brittany proceeded with so much caution and made me feel completely comfortable and safe while getting my baby highlights. She checked the foils constantly to make sure my hair was processing well, and the color turned out beautifully, I absolutely love it! Vee did my haircut and personalized the layers perfectly, giving me the movement I wanted while still keeping my length. Everyone was incredibly helpful and welcoming, and I feel so much better about my hair! PSA: I don't recommend using "Sun In". Always consult your hairstylist first! Results vary, and I understood and consented to the risks before my service.

    The place is busy I can tell you that! As far as haircuts go, I think it depends on your stylist. I…read morelike that there's a range of stylists, from different levels to different prices of expertise. I wasn't a fan of their front seating area when you walk in, there's no one to acknowledge you or any signage on what do to or how to check in. Just trust that your stylist somehow recognizes/remembers you? Or do you walk over and wait by the register area? Idk, it's been different each time I've been. It makes for an awkward experience. I do like that they offer you a drink once you do get together with your stylist.

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    Mama Pauline's African Market - Mama Pauline's African Market

    Mama Pauline's African Market

    4.9(14 reviews)
    11.7 miKing, Northeast Portland
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    Immediately goes onto my list of Portland's Great Places! My…read morejourney to this store started after my brother gave me a strange gift: a jar of iru beans! "What do I do with these?" "You're a cook, you'll figure it out." Well, I did some research and found a recipe for efo riro (Nigerian stewed greens). But besides the iru, there were half a dozen other ingredients I knew Fred Meyer or New Seasons wouldn't carry. A few weeks later I saw the sign for Mama Pauline's and figured she would help. Did she ever! (She even carries iru beans, in case you want to make the dish but didn't get them from your brother.) I bought a dried smoked fish (the store has several kinds, and the owner guided me to which would work best for this dish), powdered crawfish, bitter greens (again there were several kinds, frozen), genuine Nigerian curry powder. She even carries dried cow skin (ponmo), which the recipe calls for but I decided to leave out! The dish came out fabulous. And it has interested me in the whole subject of African cuisines, something I hadn't really thought about, much less dabbled in, before. I'm getting an African cookbook from the library, and I know where to get the ingredients. Even if you don't have a specific cooking project in mind, the store is absolutely charming -- a small store packed with ingredients you've never heard of (including some fresh produce and cold beverages), with a gracious and friendly owner there to help.

    Being a Liberian in Portland is harrrrddd, Ive searched everywhere to buy African goods and its…read morejust non existent. I was introduced to this place thanks to yelp and they did not miss that day I wanted to make pepper soup. They are a little costly compared to what I am use to, but I understand especially with them being one of the only West African store (that I am aware of) out here. I really liked the space.

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