Lola's Beauty Gallery & Supplies is located at the West side of downtown Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada at 567 Portage Ave. This hair salon and Beauty Supply outlet is one of the more prominent Beauty Galleries in Manitoba & Western Canada. The business was established in 1989 from a basement in St. Vital Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. As their Clients increased, they decided to move to a larger more central and more customized location. 1n 1991 Lola's choose to relocated downtown Winnipeg on Portage Ave with a 2800 square feet space. A few month after the company moved Lola's became a representative for a Chicago-based company called Dorum Product maker of Leisure Curl products. Lola's were later given the marketing exclusive rights for Western Canada.

Lola's remained at the same location on Portage Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada from 1991 to May of 2006. Because of the high demand in the hair industry Lola's decided to move to a 4000 square foot space which is now located at 567 Portage Ave, Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada.

Lola's is Manitoba's largest hair extension centre. Lola's carry a wide variety of 100% human hair, Synthetic hair, Wigs, Pony Tails, Twist & Jumbo Braids. We also carry a wide variety of haircare products, Skincare, Makeups, African outfits, Shoes and Bags and a wide variety of African Videos and Cd's.

Awards
Lola's is a receipient of the Black Business award of the year 2003, finalist of the Manitoba women Entrepreneur of the year 2004, a receipient of who is who American award 2005, a receipient of the American 2006 women award.

Services

Lola's specializes in curls, relaxers, colours, weaves, braids, corn-rows, dread-locks and twist. Lola's conduct classes for hairdressers to do Weaves and Braids and conduct training of apprentices for the Labour Board Beauty School Apprentices program. Lola's market a wide variety of beauty supplies, from maintenance products, chemical, hair extensions and accessories worldwide.

Lola's Clients extend beyond the border of Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada. Lola's have clients in North Dakota, Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia and Western Ontario.