Peps Beauty Salon
Peps Beauty Salon happens to be a neighbourhood spot in Ashaley Botwe where you can get gentle hair care and simple styling. They do braids, twists and relaxers with care, all using good products nearby. The place is easy to find on a busy street close to the community centre. Locals often stop by after work for a quick touch up before heading home. It is a friendly little spot that helps folks look their best.
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