International Braids & Beauty
Beauty salon in Los Angeles, CA
- Address
- 2136 1/2 W Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, CA, 90018
- Phone
- (323) 453-4300
- Website
- intbraidbeauty.com
About International Braids & Beauty
International Braids and Beauty is a hair studio located at 2136 1/2 W Jefferson Blvd in Los Angeles, CA 90018, owned and operated by Meme Armstrong, also known as Meyosha. The studio specializes in a wide range of braiding services, including cornrows, box braids, knotless braids, crochet braids, feed-in braids, Senegal rope twists, Fulani braids, and faux locs. Beyond braiding, the salon offers hair treatments such as deep conditioning, hot oil, and protein treatments, along with styling services like silk press and blow drying, lace installation and maintenance, weave services, custom color consultations, scalp treatments, and precision haircuts. The studio serves all hair textures and welcomes clientele of all ages. Meme Armstrong is a native Los Angeles resident with more than 20 years of experience in the beauty and hair industry, having learned foundational techniques from her mother, who was also a salon stylist. According to the studio's website, she "thrives from making clients happy by adding a touch of beauty & class to every style." International Braids and Beauty positions itself as "more than a salon; we are a community," emphasizing professional expertise, personalized service, and client education so that customers can embrace their unique style with confidence. The business can be reached by phone at (323) 453-4300 or through its Instagram account, @international_bb.
Meme Armstrong, who also goes by Meyosha, is a native of Los Angeles who has spent more than 20 years working in the beauty and hair industry. She learned the foundations of her craft from her mother, who worked as a salon stylist, carrying that hands-on training forward into her own career behind the chair. That grounding eventually led her to open International Braids and Beauty at 2136 1/2 W Jefferson Blvd, a studio built around a wide range of braiding styles, from cornrows and box braids to knotless braids, feed-in braids, Senegal rope twists, and faux locs, along with broader hair care and styling services. Rather than positioning the shop purely as a business, Armstrong describes it as being about community as much as service, saying the studio is "more than a salon; we are a community." She has said she thrives from making clients happy by adding a touch of beauty and class to every style, and that philosophy shapes the studio's emphasis on personalized attention and client education, helping customers of all hair textures and ages feel confident in their look before they leave the chair.
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