Jesseca Faye Harris-Dupart has all the time bet on herself.

The NOLA native learned early on that keeping guarantees is vital, especially those you make to yourself. Growing up, she had big dreams and launched into an entrepreneurial journey as a home-based stylist as a teen. Quickly gaining popularity, her clientele grew to the purpose of needing a salon, leading Harris-Dupart to take a position her savings in launching Kaleidoscope Hair Studio. Despite being a dangerous undertaking, the only mother leaned on faith.

“I used to be scared as ever, but I didn’t give myself the choice to fail,” she told ESSENCE. “I used to be all in.”

She poured hundreds into launching the upscale salon in the summertime of 2014 and felt her dreams were being realized—until a nightmare struck.

“That very same 12 months, every thing burned, literally.” About six months later, certainly one of Harris-Dupart’s stylists mistakenly sparked a fireplace began by a faulty piece curling iron and caused what would’ve been irreparable damage—but again, Harris-Dupart trusted the method.

“I needed to be still,” she said, explaining that although she had insurance, she couldn’t clean up the damage to the salon while an open investigation was underway. Despite the helplessness she felt, her firm belief in God kept her steadfast.

“I sat long enough to give you one other plan, after which I felt the necessity to finally move.” Harris-Dupart explained that through the support of her community, she was in a position to move to a different fully furnished salon, most of which was donated by her supporters.

From there, word continued to quickly spread concerning the salon opening and he or she was fully back in business. After having fun with success of her client-based, Harris-Dupart set her sights on one other aspect, products.

“I’ve all the time cared concerning the health of everyone’s hair that sat in my chair, so I started looking into ways to preserve and restore damaged edges,” Harris-Dupart explained, stating that Black women often battle issues with the perimeter of their scalp as a result of tension-inducing styles. Thus, Kaleidoscope Miracle Drops were born.

They were an fast hit. Although the concept of a hair-enriching product isn’t recent, Harris-Dupart says her authenticity played a serious part within the brand’s sustained success.

“I’ve put myself in every thing I do,” sharing that she quickly learned the ability of leveraging social media to showcase the product by the use of her personality.

“It’s all about living as much as the guarantees you make the client and earning their trust over and once more by providing them with a top quality product.

So far, the brand has raked in thousands and thousands and is currently being distributed in nearly every retailer conceivable including Walmart, Goal, CVS, and Sally Beauty.

“I risk all of it when the ideas come to me because I think in what I’m attempting to create,” Harris-Dupart said. I’m not scared to have zero dollars in my checking account because I actually have been there before. If you trust in your ability and vision, you should not as scared to take probabilities.”