Another of the new brick building companies in the southeast corner of California / Juneau is about to celebrate its grand opening. Ennjoili Fleck, owner of None, said to Morgan Community Association about his business this week. She said Good Sister offers beauty and self-care products that “put our planet first and put people first.” Brands owned / manufactured by BIPOC are highlighted, as are products with a focus on sustainability, with organic and other natural ingredients. “Sixty percent of what you put into your body is absorbed through your skin… no harmful chemicals here,” Fleck promised. They will carry items for all genders, all ages. Towels, soaps, textiles, plants too.
Fleck told MoCA that she and her husband lived in Gatewood with their daughters. They bought what had been his grandfather’s house eight years ago – on a street where his parents still live – and moved here from Fremont. She moved to the Northwest as a teenager after growing up in Okinawa. Much of her previous work experience was in finance, which she found “very boring,” but she also ran a large barbershop, ran a beauty school, and was a spa manager on Capitol Hill. As for his new business, Good Sister opens its doors this Sunday, October 24, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. regular days / times will be Wednesday through Sunday to start, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. (likely closes a bit earlier on Sunday, Fleck said).
PS The rest of our MoCA meeting report will be released tonight or tomorrow.
