Black hair, wherever you land

New city.Still you.

Heading somewhere new? Tell Alma the city and what you need: silk press, locs, braids, a fresh fade. She finds barbers and stylists who know Black hair, so you're not up all night scrolling and hoping.

Now in Atlanta, New York City, Bangkok and Tel Aviv. More cities coming.

4
cities open today
830
listings, each with a last checked date
0
bookings taken. You reach out directly
More
cities on the way

Meet Alma

Who can do my hair here?Ask Alma.

Tell Alma your city and what you need. She shows you barbers and stylists who work with Black hair, where she found them, and when she last checked.

  • Where they are

    Neighborhood and city, so you know if it's close to your hotel.

  • When we last checked

    The date sits at the top, because details change.

  • Where we found them

    Their page, a referral, a group post. You see the source and judge for yourself.

  • Your move

    Alma can't see calendars. Reach out to them directly to confirm details and set a time.

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Alma

Silk press in Atlanta this Saturday.

Silk press · Atlanta

Stylist name

Neighborhood, city

Last
checked
date
Found through
Their page and word of mouth
Reach them via
Their own link or DM

I can't see calendars, so message them directly.

Sample layout. Every answer shows where we found someone and when we last checked.

Coverage

Four cities open.More on the way.

Pick a city to see who's listed, what they do, and when we last checked. We open a new city when we have real people to show you.

830 listings across 4 cities. The bar shows how many people are listed in each. Smaller cities are still growing.

How we check

Every listing showswhen we looked.

We look at public pages, profiles and recommendations, then put a date on what we found. Details change, so confirm with them before you go.

4dChecked

Sample: last checked 4 days ago

  • Public pageYes
  • ReferralYes
  • Booking linkYes
  • Social activityYes

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Why Victor

Victor Hugo Green put his name on the Green Book.His wife, Alma Duke Green, helped make it and carried it forward.

The stakes today are different. The tradition isn't: Black people passing along what we know so the next person can move through the world with more ease.

Read the story

Why Ibuilt this

From the founder

I knew the question because I kept having to ask it:Who can do my hair here?

I've spent years living and working across borders. Every new city came with the excitement of being somewhere new, and the same quiet errand underneath it. Victor is the thing I wanted each time: someone who knows the answer, so you can get back to the city.

Read my story

Landing soon? Tell Alma where.

Pick a city and she'll show you who is listed, and when we last checked.