GARAGE DOOR OPEN
Born into a very strong and successful business-centric family, Mrs. Sabarwal grew up working in many international business environments. From Iran, England to India, Mrs. Sabarwal always had a dream to be a entreprenuer In New Delhi, Mrs. Sabarwal—or Aunty Kelly as she is affectionately called—worked her beauty magic in the garage of the family home. Still a popular tradition in India today, people “run their businesses” out of their garages, offering a variety of services to patrons of all kinds.

Keeping long hours well into the night so that she could service the nine-to-five workforce and others keeping long hours, Mrs. Sabarwal began to notice her two young daughters “hanging out” in the garage a bit more than usual. In fact, Suman and Sumita were taking it all in, and like the nearly lost art of mentoring, Mrs. Sabarwal became their greatest teacher. While each, along with their mother, has been recognized by the state of California as the leading experts in eyebrow threading for many years now, Suman and Sumita have never forgotten their very personal and familial entrée into the world of Eastern beauty.

EAST MEETS WEST
On moving to the West, the Sabarwal family opened the doors of its first Ziba Beauty in Artesia, California (also known as “Little India) soon thereafter.