Southside salon celebrates five years in business during Hispanic Heritage Month

A La Moda Hair Salon, owned by Monica Hernandez and Oyuque Bracamonte-Trejo, is not only surviving but thriving on South Sixth Avenue, even after the pandemic."My inspiration is just beauty," Hernandez said."Growing up with Barbies, and playing dress up, and creating beauty for someone....making someone feel good about themselves, not just the inside, but the outside."Hernandez is appreciative of how far they have come.

Hispanic Heritage Month holds special significance for the salon owners. Both Hernandez and Bracamonte-Trejo are from families that came to the United States from Mexico, hoping for a better life. "My parents and my grandparents are from Mexico," Hernandez said."Coming to the U.S. gave them bigger opportunities and a better life for our families."

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