When people see RosieWig today, they see a 9-year-old business registered with SMEDAN, a company that trains multiple students, employs a dedicated staff, serves a diverse clientele, sources high-quality products from multiple countries, and maintains a growing presence on social media.

That is what people think about when they see me. That is what they refer to when they hear about RosieWig.

But that is not my origin story. That is the fulfillment of nine years of dreams, hopes, and prayers.

I actually started RosieWig as a makeup business. I offered makeup services, braided hair, and even held training classes for aspiring makeup artists. It wasn’t until two years later, when a friend introduced me to wigs, that I discovered a new path — one that would transform my business and my life.

Making the wig business my own was challenging but exhilarating. At first, wigs were simply a convenience; their quality was a foreign concept. I had to learn everything from scratch — sourcing quality wigs, understanding the difference between natural hair and synthetic, and explaining these differences to clients so they could understand and appreciate the value.

To build trust and secure clientele, I often went the extra mile, offering free services like helping clients put on wigs for weddings, birthdays, and photoshoots. Each act wasn’t just service; it was a way of demonstrating dedication, building relationships, and laying the foundation for what RosieWig would become.