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Meet THE Women
Success
It is with great excitement that we celebrate our latest issue of Women in Business, dedicated to the incredible women who live, work and thrive in Camas. This publication shines a welldeserved spotlight on the outstanding female entrepreneurs and professionals whose drive, creativity and strength of spirit continue to shape the landscape of our business community.
These women are visionaries who embody resilience, determination and a passion for making a difference. Whether starting new ventures, navigating challenges or pioneering innovative solutions, they are the heartbeat of Camas’ economy. Their unwavering
coupled with their ability to inspire others, helps create an environment where businesses thrive and the community flourishes.
Congratulations to the women featured in the following pages. You are an inspiration, and we look forward to seeing how you will continue to shape the future of Camas.
With much admiration and gratitude,
OASIS DAY SPA!
Rebecca Yawman
Vela Bodywork
THE SANDY SHORES OF THE COLUMBIA RIVER ARE A LOCAL SUMMER FAVORITE — NO NEED TO HEAD TO THE COAST!
Lisa Kuhlman
Columbia River Realty
ROUND LAKE AND THE CAMAS FARMERS MARKET
Skyler Anderson, Serenity & Sage
Hidden gem in Camas?
CAMAS YOGA. I CANNOT SAY ENOUGH WONDERFUL THINGS ABOUT THEM!
Elizabeth Gomez, Blade Craft Permanent Makeup
CARSON HOT SPRINGS IS NEARBY. IT’S PRETTY AMAZING FOR A SOAK!
Stacy Yawman, Bambu Organic Salon
LACAMAS CREEK IS A STUNNING SPOT FOR WALKS, HIKES, SWIMMING OR JUST ENJOYING THE PEACEFUL NATURE AROUND IT.
Patricia Foster
Auda Salon Studios
Auda Skin & Laser
THE CAMAS LILY FIELDS PROVIDE BEAUTIFUL SCENERY FOR A WALK.
Monique Alloway
The House Pilates
Monique Alloway
The House Pilates
Monique Alloway, the owner of The House Pilates, finished the BASI graduate program years ago and is one of hundreds in the world to complete the highest level of education/training in Pilates. She is certified in pre- and post-natal Pilates, a corrective exercise specialist, a certified injuries and pathologies teacher, and certified in functional fitness. She is a member of PMA, BASI Host Facility, NASM and IDEA Fitness Organization. In addition to her work in Pilates and movement, she serves on the board of directors for the nonprofit SSSA (Sotos Syndrome Support Association) and plays a key role in organizing an annual medical conference. Before transitioning to Pilates, Monique had a successful career as a sommelier — her professional journey began as a restaurant manager in her teenage years, a role that taught her leadership at an early age. Beyond her professional life, Monique enjoys walking, continuous learning, and has a deep passion for salsa and merengue dancing — her ultimate “happy place.” She shares her home with her French bulldog, Mac, and enjoys time with her special needs adult daughter, Anabelle and husband Jeff.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
We are more than Pilates. We are about functional training and lifestyle. Our no BS environment attracts authentic, genuine
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The House Pilates
2008 S.E. Eighth Avenue, #203, Camas 503-356-1515 www.thehousepilates.com
people looking for effective fitness. We offer private sessions, semi (two to three people) and group mat-equipment classes, yoga, workshops and events. We have our ribbon cutting and grand opening celebration April 26, 12:30 p.m. Please come!
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
RESULTS. Helping others get out of isolating pain, seeing clients live their best lives, growing stronger, having the most incredible studio family/friends show up to work on themselves.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
I was able to plan, execute, create, grow and move my studio space to a new one all within 30 days — four weeks over the holidays — just weeks after I was diagnosed with a DVT in the ER. I am also proud of my clients who work to change their lives.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Do something you love; don’t waste time. If you’re passionate about something, you’ll not only be committed, but you will also be great at it because you want to dedicate the time to it. Find mentors and learn, never stop learning.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
Clients would laugh at this: I don’t have days off right now. But a great day off would be a spa day or at my beach house in Westport, walking on the beach.
Coffee shop drink order
Serious sweet tooth
Favorite
70°F, clear skies
Skyler Anderson
Serenity & Sage
From the dance floor to the delivery room, Skyler Anderson has always been passionate about movement, support and celebration. A native Oregonian and the owner of Serenity and Sage, she brings warmth and expertise to her work as a dedicated doula. After earning a bachelor’s degree in Exercise Science from Black Hills State University in Spearfish, South Dakota, she began her career as a personal trainer before discovering her true calling in birth support. As a member of the Stumptown Doula Agency, Skyler is committed to guiding families through one of life’s most transformative experiences. When she’s not supporting parents, you can find her enjoying Pilates, cooking, baking or hiking. And if you ever need proof of her dedication and drive, just ask about her competitive dance days — she’s got a whole collection of trophies, ribbons and plaques to prove it!
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
At Serenity and Sage, I provide highquality, individualized care as a labor and postpartum doula. I specialize in postpartum care and postpartum meal prep; it’s a passion of mine to heal new moms with healthy food and a healthy support system. I support birthing moms at their birthplace of choice, whether at a birth center, hospital or at home!
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Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
I love hearing from moms how having a doula made their birth or postpartum experience so much better and watching the benefits of having doula support flow into the babies and their siblings.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
Starting Serenity and Sage during the hardest year. My mom was battling breast cancer, and the economy was on a downturn, so it wasn’t the most logical choice. Ironically, this is how I lead my life, yet I pursued it based on my heart, and I’m really proud of that.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Just go for it. You have nothing to lose!
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
I start the day with a Pilates class, grab breakfast and coffee with a friend, clean my house, take a bath, and end the day with homemade pasta and a good book!
Q What is at the top of your bucket list?
The Italian Dolomites and Crete, Greece!
Q What do you love most about Camas?
The best coffee, great places to walk and beautiful mountain views!
Debbie Dille
Active Media Publishing
As a business development representative for Active Media Publishing, Debbie Dille helped bring this feature to life! Raised in Prineville, she’s lived in many places, including London, where she earned the final piece of her Bachelor of Science degree in journalism. Now married to her husband, Dan Baltus, Debbie has two sons from a previous marriage, Joshua and Jake, both in their 30s, and two granddaughters. She has volunteered with HomePlate Youth Services and enjoys playing piano and singing, attending book club gatherings and hiking — when she can get away.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
I’ve worked as a private contractor for several businesses over the last few years. Before the pandemic, I was the business manager for Pint-Sized Productions, handling event booth sales, prize procurement and client services. During COVID, I began working for Alluvial Beverage and Vertical Wine & Beer (now ECB Selections), selling to restaurants, pubs and retailers. I still do this, in addition to my most recent position as a business development rep for Active Media.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
I like working with people, and though I do wish to semi-retire soon to begin traveling with my husband, I would also like to stay busy and active with a profession.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
In the early 2000s, when Trader Publications, a national chain of magazines, suddenly discontinued Metro Parent Magazine, the editor and her husband immediately purchased the office equipment and took control of business operations. I was one of two marketing reps who assumed all of the advertising sales, boosted the total revenue and kept things running without missing a beat. The next month’s issue came out right on schedule, and we displayed more advertising in the pages than we’d had in the six months prior, as our clients were so supportive and excited about the new management.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
I still struggle to focus on daily progress and not obsess about obtaining perfection. Sales is a tough business that can take a toll on inner morale and self-confidence. So, effectively managing one’s time — particularly if working from home — is imperative, and focusing on accomplishing certain daily tasks is more to the point. Success will ultimately follow, even if it takes a little more time.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
Sleeping in until 7 a.m. and then sitting in my hot tub with a mocha, while feeding the neighborhood crows that fly over for a visit. I also like long walks with my husband and scenic drives in wine country.
Patricia Foster
Auda Salon Studios Auda Skin & Laser
Patricia Foster is the owner and Master Esthetician of Auda Salon Studios and Auda Skin & Laser. Originally from Mexico, she has lived in both Arizona and Washington. With a background in retail and sales, Patricia transitioned into the beauty industry, where she has built a successful career. Patricia is a proud member of AAME and is passionate about her work in esthetics. She is married to Ryan and is a devoted mother to her three daughters: Elizabeth, Samantha and Marissa. She also shares her home with two beloved dogs, Luna, a golden doodle, and Lola, a poodle. Outside of her professional life, Patricia enjoys an active lifestyle, with interests in fitness, yoga, golf, skiing, dance, wake surfing and hiking. Her journey is an inspiring one, having immigrated to the U.S. at 15 years old. Speaking only Spanish, she was determined to create the life of her dreams. Through hard work and dedication, she has turned her aspirations into reality.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
Auda Salon Studios provides luxury salon suites for independent beauty and wellness professionals, giving them the freedom to run their own businesses in a highend, supportive environment. Unlike in traditional salons, professionals can design
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their space, set their own schedule and build their brand. What makes Auda unique is our commitment to creating a thriving community of entrepreneurs, offering flexibility, independence and a premium experience for both professionals and their clients. We empower beauty experts to succeed on their own terms while providing a sophisticated, welcoming space that elevates their business and client experience.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
Helping others keeps me motivated, whether it’s supporting beauty professionals in starting or growing their business or helping clients achieve healthy, beautiful skin. Seeing people thrive, build confidence and reach their goals is gratifying and drives me every day.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
I’m proud of building my business from the ground up, creating a space where beauty professionals and clients can thrive. As an immigrant, overcoming challenges to build a successful business has been an incredible journey. Empowering others to achieve their dreams is my greatest accomplishment.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Believe in yourself and stay persistent. Success doesn’t happen overnight, but with dedication, resilience and hard work, you can achieve anything. Surround yourself with supportive people, keep learning, take risks, trust your vision and never give up.
Elizabeth Gomez
Blade Craft Permanent Makeup
Elizabeth Gomez, owner and cosmetic tattoo artist behind Blade Craft Permanent Makeup, began her career in cosmetic tattooing at the age of 19 and has been perfecting her craft ever since. She is engaged to her fiancée, Ashley, and shares her home with a rescue pitbull/ boxer mix named Wednesday Addams. Elizabeth has a strong passion for health and wellness, being an avid practitioner of hot yoga. Additionally, she is a huge horror enthusiast, always seeking out the scariest books and movies. Before pursuing her career in cosmetic tattooing, her first job was as a receptionist and sweeping up hair at a barbershop where her father worked. She recently joined Oregon Pride in Business (ORPIB) to further connect with like-minded professionals in the industry. Elizabeth continues to grow her business and expand her skills while providing highquality, natural brow tattoos for her clients.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
At Blade Craft Permanent Makeup, I specialize in natural-looking, undetectable eyebrow and lip tattoos that enhance my clients’ features while maintaining the integrity of their natural beauty. I focus on creating custom brows that suit each client’s face shape, skin tone and personal style.
What makes my business unique is my commitment to education, both for myself and my clients. I take the time to explain every step of the process, from initial consultation to aftercare, so my clients feel confident and comfortable. With years of experience and a passion for creating brows that age beautifully, Blade Craft is all about artistry, trust and results that truly last.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
The vision I have for the future of Blade Craft keeps me motivated. I’m driven by the dream of building not just a successful permanent makeup studio, but also an academy where I can mentor the next generation of brow artists. Sharing my knowledge and watching others grow in their craft is something I’m incredibly passionate about.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
Building Blade Craft from the ground up at 21 years old! Specializing in natural tattoos, I get a lot of clients who come in for their first tattoo ever and are very nervous. They always end up leaving excited and relieved at how easy the process was!
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Trust yourself, even when it’s scary. Stay curious, ask questions and never be afraid to take up space. Success isn’t about perfection; it’s about showing up, staying true to who you are and building something that reflects your values and passion. Blade Craft Permanent Makeup
5420 N.W. 38th Avenue, #201, Camas 360-607-3142 www.bladecraftpermanentmakeup.com
Melissa Kempthorne Vampire Unicorns
With a name like Vampire Unicorns, you know Melissa Kempthorne’s boutique is anything but ordinary — just like her! As the owner, she brings a dynamic background in retail management, having transitioned from big-box retail and regional sales in wholesale building materials to following her entrepreneurial dreams. Her boutique’s grand opening made waves, drawing the largest turnout the Chamber of Commerce had ever seen. An avid traveler, Melissa and her husband, Omar Ramirez, have explored 25 countries and counting. When she’s not jet-setting, she enjoys art, crafting and spoiling their trio of fur babies: mini Chihuahuas Pandora and Allister, and terrier Luna. She’s also an active member of the Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Camas Association, always finding new ways to support her community.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
Vampire Unicorns is an eclectic boutique where magic and wonder await. Our offerings include apparel and jewelry, gourmet treats, rare gemstones and mystical home decor, all carefully curated to transport you to a world of enchantment. We handcraft and customize items to reflect our customers’ unique personality — and many times that
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Vampire Unicorns
3510 N.E. Third Avenue, Camas 360-954-0996
www.vampireunicorns.xyz
Sneakers or high heels
Boots
Recent binge-worthy show
Bridgerton, Resident Alien
Favorite sports team Does broom-making count?
can happen while they shop! Vampire Unicorns is more than a boutique — it’s a gathering place for kindred spirits. Our events and classes, from crafting workshops to spellbinding classes, are designed to nurture your soul and ignite your imagination!
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/ business?
We keep ourselves busy, and I love to be creative in finding new opportunities to drive business. We started as an Etsy shop, then opened our storefront, and now we offer wholesale.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
I am proud to have created a welcoming, inclusive space where people find their people. Our classes are a great way for likeminded people to find each other and make connections. We see it happen every week and it’s truly magical!
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
I would tell young women to network, ask a lot of questions and be open to feedback. Set goals and create a gameplan on how to get there. Once you reach your goal, create a new one. Keep on climbing, learning and keep on growing.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
Relaxing, having a spa day and getting a massage from my husband.
Favorite board game
Backgammon
Favorite book genre
Supernatural fantasy
Museum you’d like to visit Done it!
Lisa Kuhlman
Columbia River Realty
Whether she’s closing deals, capturing moments behind the camera or riding the trails with her horses, Lisa Kuhlman brings passion and dedication to everything she does. A Realtor and broker with Columbia River Realty, Lisa has called Camas home since 1989. Lisa has built a successful real estate career, earning Top Producer Awards in 2021, 2022 and 2023, and ranking in the top 10% of Clark County Realtors in 2024. She is a member of the National Association of Realtors, RMLS, Clark County Association of Realtors, ERA, a Certified Full-Service Professional and a member of the Camas-Washougal Chamber of Commerce. In addition, she has owned Windows on Life Photography since 2001. She has also volunteered with the City of Camas and local businesses, sharing her photography skills and event expertise. When she’s not helping clients find their dream homes, Lisa enjoys hiking with friends and her long-haired Chihuahua, Toby, as well as trail riding with her daughter and their horses. Travel is another of her passions — whether near or far, she’s always ready for the next adventure.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
As a Realtor in Washington, I bring extensive local knowledge and a widereaching network that extends beyond state borders. Whether clients are local
Sneakers or high heels
Wedge sandals
Recent binge-worthy show
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Favorite sports team
or relocating, I prioritize personalized service and cater to their unique needs. My photography business also adds value, offering professional listing photos and drone footage to make each property shine.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
I thrive on building lasting relationships and providing exceptional service, ensuring every client feels confident, supported and informed throughout the buying or selling process. Real estate is more than just a job for me; it’s about making a meaningful impact and being part of my clients’ journeys toward achieving their goals.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
I’m proud of the trust I build with my clients by going the extra mile, communicating and offering personalized care and attention at every step. It’s not just about closing deals; it’s about creating an experience that makes a real difference in their lives.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Surround yourself with people who inspire you, challenge you and support your growth. Networking isn’t just about connections; it’s about finding mentors, allies and friends who will encourage you.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
Warm weather, a hike with my dog or a ride on my horse, followed by time with my kids, friends or family.
I’d rather play than watch Favorite podcast TED Talks
Food you refuse to eat Oysters
Breve latte
Lori Ryf & Sally-Anne Stephenson
Tipsy Chicks Bartending Services
Lori Ryf and Sally-Anne Stephenson, the spirited co-owners of Tipsy Chicks Bartending Service, infuse every event with their expertise, creativity and flair for mixology. With a degree in Accounting from Western Washington University, and 36 years of experience working for the State of Washington as an auditor, manager and business analyst, Lori is the perfect CFO for Tipsy Chicks. She also works parttime at the Black Pearl on the Columbia Event Center in Washougal. Lori and her husband, David, have two sons, Austin (26) and Cody (20) and three beloved pets: Ekko the cat, and two large Munsterlanders, Scout and Sage. Lori enjoys traveling, solving jigsaw puzzles and spending time with her family. Sally-Anne, originally from Manchester, England, used to be a dental nurse in Lancashire; additionally, SallyAnne worked as a sales associate, climbing the corporate ladder. Upon moving to the U.S. with husband Martin in 1996, she worked in a variety of office positions in Texas and California. Sally-Anne is the proud mother to Ben (20) and shares her home with a fabulous foster failure feline named Miss Olivia. Sally-Anne enjoys Jazzercise and jigsaw puzzles. She also has a unique collection of love hearts.
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alcoholic beverages at weddings, corporate events, private parties and on and on, striving to exceed all client expectations.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
Lori: Receiving great feedback from our customers and referrals motivates me in this business. We want to provide great customer service, and the best sign of that is when people tell us how much fun they had with us. Sally-Anne: My motivation lies in my passion for mixology and interacting with lovely people. Every event is completely different, so it’s always exciting to get a new experience from each encounter.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
Lori: I have always kept busy with both my work and personal life and being able to work two jobs and run my own business is a great accomplishment. Sally-Anne: It makes me very proud when we have repeat business. It means our clients have trust and confidence that we did an excellent job.
Q What’s your advice for young women in business?
Lori: If you have a dream or an idea for a business, don’t give up on it. You may not succeed the first time, but don’t give up.
Sally-Anne: Just give it a go. What’s the worst-case scenario? Tipsy Chicks Bartending Services 360-798-1170 www.tipsychicksbartenders.com
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
We are professional mobile bartenders who serve beer, wine, signature cocktails, mocktails as well as hot and cold non-
Favorite board game
Lori: Pictionary
Sally-Anne: Qwirkle
Favorite book genre
Lori: Romance
Sally-Anne: Murder Mystery
Favorite kind of weather
Lori: Sunny and warm
Sally-Anne: Sunny and cold
Never-any-leftovers meal
Lori: Pasta
Sally-Anne: Wine and cheese
Eden Wade
Autumn Leaf Books
Eden Wade’s career has been anything but ordinary — at one point, she even dreamed of being a backup dancer for hip-hop artists! Instead, she found her rhythm in entrepreneurship, now owning Autumn Leaf Books while also running a successful talent listing service in Los Angeles for the past 16 years. Originally from Sherman Oaks, California, Eden got her start in the entertainment industry with an internship on a CBS soap opera before diving into business ownership. A true book lover, she’s passionate about reading and building community connections. When she’s not immersed in work, she enjoys Pilates and spending time with friends. She and her husband, Derek, share their home with their son, Landon, and two remarkable senior pups — Monk, a border terrier, and London, a mini Aussie — both an impressive 17 years old.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
Autumn Leaf Books is a cozy, allages general bookstore in the heart of Downtown Camas. We’re very community-minded and host events like monthly book clubs, weekly story times and local author events.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
I absolutely love what I do. Researching books, listening to what makes customers happy and seeing little ones get so excited
to be inside a bookstore fills my bucket full to the brim.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
Receiving heartfelt thanks for bringing the bookstore to the community makes me feel immensely proud.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
My advice to young women is to trust your instinct and listen to it. Don’t allow other opinions or your own negative selftalk to get in your way. Find what it is that makes you genuinely happy and do that.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
My morning would be quiet time with a blanket, coffee and a book, and then I’d spend the day exploring a new town with my boys — my husband and son.
Q What is at the top of your bucket list?
Traveling to the Cotswolds; we’re going in October for my birthday!
Q What do you love most about Camas?
It is absolutely beautiful. The people are so kind, always willing to offer a helping hand (or extra garden goodies!) and genuinely more health-conscious than in L.A.!
Q Hidden gem (person, place, thing) in Camas?
Lower Falls Hiking Trail.
Rebecca Yawman
Vela Bodywork
Rebecca Yawman, RN LMT, has always had a passion for working with her hands — first on classic cars, and now on people. As the owner of Vela Bodywork, she combines her expertise as a registered nurse and licensed massage therapist to provide holistic care for her clients. Rebecca earned a bachelor’s degree in Psychology from the University of Oregon before starting her career in massage therapy and later becoming an RN. She is a proud member of the American Nurses Association and Associated Bodywork and Massage Professionals. When she’s not helping others feel their best, Rebecca loves getting outside and enjoying live music. Whether fine-tuning an engine or finetuning the human body, she’s always been driven by a hands-on approach to healing and restoration.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
At Vela Bodywork, my goal is to help you feel your best, whether that means relieving pain, reducing stress or restoring balance. I take a unique approach, blending myofascial release, lymphatics, craniosacral therapy and Frequency Specific Microcurrent to create sessions tailored just for you. Every treatment is designed to support deep healing and relaxation, so you leave feeling lighter,
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looser and more in tune with your body. This isn’t just bodywork; it’s a reset for your whole system.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
Growth, learning and the chance to help others heal. Every session deepens my skills and understanding, ensuring the best care for my clients. Beyond bodywork, I love building a community where people feel seen, heard and restored. Seeing clients thrive inspires me to keep evolving and expanding what I offer.
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
I’m most proud of over a decade of Vela Bodywork, helping clients heal and continuing to grow. Pursuing my master’s for Nurse Practitioner and starting an integrative medical clinic with my business partner at Ila Integrative Health are big steps toward offering even more comprehensive care.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Small movements add up to big changes. Challenges will come, but everything is doable with persistence and growth. Trust yourself and never underestimate the power of steady progress.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
It starts off with no alarm, coffee and a good book — Kurt Vonnegut or Tom Robbins would work. Throw in a massage and a nap, and I’m happy.
Stacy Yawman
Bambu Organic Salon
A stylist for more than 25 years, Stacy Yawman is the owner of Bambu Organic Salon. Originally from Southern California, she’s lived on both coasts, including in the charming town of Savannah, Georgia, where she earned a BFA in Photography from Savannah College of Art & Design, and an MFA in Creative Writing from Bay Path University. A creative at heart, Stacy has a deep passion for writing, travel and especially art. In addition to taking care of her clients at Bambu, Stacy is the art manager at Taurini Designs and the proud sister of Kristy Yawman, the talented artist behind all the beautiful work they offer. Her dedication to her own craft is evident in her work as a stylist, where she brings both artistry and precision to her salon. Despite being left-handed, she has always used right-handed shears in her hairstyling.
Q What does your business do? What makes it unique?
The salon uses non-toxic, ammonia-free hair color and is unique because it offers a safe environment for those with chemical and fragrance sensitivities.
Q What keeps you motivated in your career/business?
I am motivated to continue helping people by providing healthier alternatives that are safer for us as humans and our planet.
625 N.E. Fifth Avenue, Camas 206-781-6501 www.bambuorganicsalon.com
Q What are you most proud of professionally?
I am proud that I have been able to provide a safe space for sensitive clients. I’ve had clients that couldn’t go to traditional salons but had a pleasant, reaction free experience in my space. I am also chemically sensitive and love sharing information with people.
Q What is your advice for young women in business?
Don’t be afraid to try new things on the back end of your business, but stay steady and reliable with your customers and clients. People appreciate businesses they can count on and trust.
Q How would you describe your perfect day off?
My perfect day off starts with getting coffee with a friend, exploring a new area, going for a walk or checking out some shops; then having lunch and/or dinner at a new place we’ve been wanting to try.
Q What is at the top of your bucket list?
To travel to as many countries as I can.
Q What do you love most about Camas?
So far, the food. I recently moved here, so I can’t really answer that yet!
Q Hidden gem (person, place, thing) in Camas?
Carson Hot Springs is nearby and it’s a pretty amazing place to go for a soak!
