Meet Daizja Stephenson of PrettyN’Blessed Bundles in Cobb County

Thanks for sharing your story with us Daizja. So, let’s start at the beginning and we can move on from there.
Ive always had passion for beauty whether it was clothes, hair, nails or jewelry. I was know as the girl who changed her hair every week and sometimes more in school and I got so many compliments! I was constantly referring people to hair companies and so I decided to start my own hair company (PrettyN’Blessed Bundles). I include God in everything i do and so coming up with the name i decided to include blessed. I wanted my customers to know that it’s possible to be have a blessed life as well as having bomb hair and looking good! We are now two years old and offer more than hair extensions and I have blended ministry and business as one! I believe praying over the hair and keeping God first has allowed me to successfully run this business.

Overall, has it been relatively smooth? If not, what were some of the struggles along the way?
The road hasn’t always been smooth! Got off to a rough start building a team due to inconsistency. We had team members venturing off and starting their own hair business and using our pictures to do so. We didn’t allow that to stop us, we remained consistent and focused and kept pushing the vision forward.

Please tell us about PrettyN’Blessed Bundles.
PrettyN’Blessed Bundles is a faith-based company! We specialize in raw hair extensions in every texture. We pray over our bundles and even for our customers! It’s more than just a business but we want to serve others just as Christ served us! Our mission is to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ by using hair extensions to reach women from all over the world. I believe our strategy and plans separate us from every company! Our focus is on changing lives not just hairstyles!

If you had to go back in time and start over, would you have done anything differently?
I believe I would have taken business classes to get the most education I could on running a business. I would have strategically picked promoters and invested in marketing a lot more.