“Are you really going to go out with your hair like that?” 
“Can you actually really wash that hair?”
“Your hair reminds me of sheep’s wool.” 
“I think you should do something about that hair, because it will scare customers away.”

Growing up as a Black curly girl in Austria, Abisara knows the challenges of a Black curly girl all too well. Too often, she wished her hair was different, hiding her curls underneath chemical straighteners and products so that she could fit in.

But it was when she finally accepted her curls that she realized that this experience is all too common for curly girls. 

As the founder of the Inhairitance Curl Spa, Abisara created the safe space that she would have loved to have growing up. A place that welcomes you and your hairstory, that understands exactly what you’ve been through, the inner conflicts fought to finally accept and start loving your hair, the anxiety when placed in a hairdressing chair and of course providing you with all of that necessary knowledge on how to take care of your hair.