"About MaxHair: Your Source for Slavic Hair and Hair Solutions

Hello, everyone! My name is Natalia

and today I'm excited to share my story in the world of beauty. It's been 15 years since I first ventured into this fascinating industry, filled with different moments, challenges, and victories. This journey is not just a job; it's an art, and I always strive for excellence to create unique looks and make the world brighter.

My path began in a law college in Luhansk, where many aspired to become lawyers. But for me, it was rather boring. My entrepreneurial journey started during my college years when I became a nail technician.

I loved the quick results and the opportunity to perfect my work. I kept learning and built a base of regular clients. However, I soon got bored again and realized I wanted more. This inspired me to explore new horizons.

I've always dreamed of having long hair, and my passion to explore led me to try hair extensions. At the time, it was a relatively new concept, and there were very few experts in the field.

My journey into hair extensions began rather...extreme. For my first attempt, I used superglue. Honestly, I can't remember how I managed to remove it, but it was the start of my journey.

Later, I moved to Donetsk and decided to become a hair extension master. By then, I was among the first experts in the field in the city. It was a new challenge with great opportunities. I dedicated a lot of time and effort to my work and kept growing.

However, as time passed, the war in Donetsk began, and my next destination was Kyiv. In Kyiv, my career took on a new scale. We opened a hair dyeing factory and a beauty salon, which continues to operate successfully. Our team expanded significantly, and we now have a large team of specialists.

Our services include hair coloring, lamination, highlighting, creating chignons, hair capsule extensions, and more. We don't just provide services but also sell raw materials and finished hair products. Our work has truly become a form of art, bringing us joy every day.

When the war started, I had to reevaluate my plans and moved to the United States. I've been here for 1.5 years now and continue my business activities. We also have a factory and a beauty salon here, and I'm actively developing the business in this new environment. Life is about progress, and I'm ready for new challenges and achievements!