Ryan and Hannah Maruyama, 29 and 26, are small business enthusiasts living in Honolulu, Hawaii who have a passion for helping people with no degrees find lucrative careers. This passion also helped them start their own business tattooing hair on people who suffer from hair loss.

When Covid-19 shut down businesses in 2020, the couple pivoted to providing hair consultations and also created a YouTube channel. They both have traditional day jobs that they enjoy, and they also work full-time managing the hair tattoo business.

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