
Be a leader, not a follower, in a world full of sheep.
Be a leader, not a follower, in a world full of sheep.


Hailing from Detroit, MI—renowned as the "Hair Capital"—Josephine Malinda White is a dynamic force in the beauty industry, blending artistry with strategic business acumen. Raised on the Westside, Josephine's passion for hairstyling ignited in her youth as she spent countless Saturday mornings in salons, captivated by the transformative power of hair.
At just 16, Josephine began honing her skills at home, experimenting on family and friends, and soon discovered her true calling as a hairstylist. After graduating from Western Michigan University, she completed her cosmetology training and opened her own salon, where she thrived for over seven years. During this time, she excelled in high-pressure environments, showcasing her solution-oriented mindset and impeccable execution skills, which were further highlighted during her collaboration with the artist Lion Babe at a live concert.
As a licensed cosmetologist, Josephine transcends the traditional role; she is a dedicated hair artist passionate about revealing both inner and outer beauty. Her expertise encompasses a wide range of hair textures and techniques, including innovative flat ironing, striking cuts, vibrant colors, and natural sew-in extensions. This versatility sets her apart as a true standout in the industry.
Looking ahead, Josephine aims to collaborate on a recurring series for platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO, while securing brand deals that elevate her artistry. She is committed to mentorship, aspiring to uplift fellow artists as she forges meaningful relationships within the industry. Josephine’s vision is not just to succeed, but to inspire and bring others along on her journey, merging creativity with profitability in the vibrant world of entertainment.






As I depart from the presence of another, may my heart reflect the love of Christ, leaving behind a trace of His grace and peace, so that they are uplifted and made whole, better than when I first encountered them.