Headliners NOLA

Thank You, Nile - Dear Headliners Family, Today, we share bittersweet news. Nile has relocated back to Detroit with his family and is no longer with Headliners NOLA. While we are sad to see him go, we are incredibly grateful for the time, talent, and care he shared with our team and clients. As a loctician, Nile pl...

Let’s do it and let us love on your locs (or braids). We have some openings this week. You have options with .

We’re open 7 days a week and we have evenings available.

We definitely appreciate our Headliners. Without you this is not possible.

The chair is where we take care of you.
But today? We just want you to take care of yourself.
Rest. Breathe. Be loved on.

Happy Mother’s Day. 🧡

Your sign to finally book with the iconic . One appointment just opened up for tomorrow.

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We appreciate art and the artists who keep our history, resistance and dreams alive. We’ve reposted this MLK Jr. art and credited the artists accordingly.

And we also want to remind you—we can still be revolutionary in love.

In today’s world of division & dissent, love isn’t passive. It’s intentional. It’s courageous. It’s action.

Let love look like justice.
Let love look like community.
Let love look like showing up.
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🎶 Come on shorty, swing my way…
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If your locs need a little love, let Victoria do what she does best—clean parts, crisp roots, and care you can feel.

Come on shorty, swing my way and let Victoria love on your locs

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We represent the people who love their Blackness.
Locs. Dreads to some. Wicks.

We represent sacred journeys—locs grown with intention, rooted in spirit, culture, and history.
We represent the hoodiest of hoods and the polish it takes to survive a world that wasn’t built for us.

Because our joy is political.
Our crowns are political.
Our children deserve better health care, stronger schools, and futures we don’t have to fight so hard to protect.

But we also know this:
We have to be centered.
We have to care for our mental health.
Because we can’t truly show up for the collective—for the community that is New Orleans—if we’re burned out or broken down.

So we celebrate and we show up.
We support Leah Chase Academy. And will continue to do so.
Congo Square is ours.
Treme is ours.
Bounce is ours.
Cash Money takin’ over the 99, 2000 is ours.
Under the Claiborne Bridge is ours.
Second lines is ours.
New Orleans is ours.

We are here to honor our people, our place, and our power—
celebrating Blackness, one crown at a time.

While we love on your locs when you sit in our chair, your locs deserve love between appointments.

Our Loving Your Locs at Home ebook was created to help you maintain healthy, thriving locs on your own time—without the guesswork. Inside, we break down daily care, moisture tips, common mistakes to avoid, and how to actually listen to what your locs need.

Whether you’re new to your journey or years in, this guide helps you protect your crown, extend the life of your style, and feel confident caring for your locs at home.

• Download the ebook.
• Learn the why behind the care.
• Love your locs—every day, not just in the salon.

Because healthy locs don’t happen by accident. It’s a joint effort. We want your locs to SHINE!