Glendale resident Mimi Armenteros Dream Curls Salon
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Glendale resident Mimi Armenteros is the owner of Dream Curls Salon in Old Town Scottsdale. The salon specializes in curly hair and Armenteros plans to launch her own line of clean curly hair products soon.
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When Mimi Armenteros was 6, she lined up a handful of her dolls in her imaginary salon.
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