The genteel Queen and Ocean streets offer an array of boutique clothes and antiques shops, galleries, cafés and restaurants. Human Hair Express HHEHair Taking Over In the recordable history of the multi billion dollar ethnic hair and beauty product category, the staggering numbers continually reveal a disproportionate ownership share in the African-American community. While companies like Luster and Bronner Brothers have settled into a comfortable niche in the market place, the opportunity for new beauty brands, owned by African-Americans has mostly been underdeveloped. In the first quarter of 2010, two childhood friends, Robert Errold Scott and Irving Buissereth, both with entrepreneurial spirits and a respect for the cultures most precious resource- its women-decided to jordan bred 11 change those statistics. In November 2010 Scott and Buissereth decided to add another partner, Maurice Moore, to make their company the dynamo the young entrepreneurs envisioned.
After decades of watching mothers, aunts, cousins, sisters and significant others spend hours in beauty salons, hair stores and in front of mirrors, Robert Errold Scott, Maurice Moore and Irving Buissereth solidified a plan anchored by a mission and made the ultimate investment in the future of the African-American community at large. Not content with sourcing the finest in luxury virgin wefted hair pieces, the trio, known as "The Triangle Offense" emerged from their industry think tank with a mission to lead the community by example in the ways of self-empowerment and to ultimately eradicate the "B" word from the vocabulary of the community. Notes founder Robert Errold Scott, "We are not just three guys selling hair. We have developed the hhē line through innovation, diligence.