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I attended a Yelp Elite event here this past week, which was really informative and fun, but the best part was meeting the hairstylist Mari that did my consult. She identified the exact problems I had suspected for years, but could not get a stylist at any salon to seem to see. The minute she pointed them out to me, I knew she was my hair's soulmate. I booked on the spot, and could hardly wait the 3 days until my appointment. I was not disappointed. They use all Bumble and Bumble products which are all the rage these days, and only carried in what I was told was 1% of salons across the country. I know about their products because I'm a Sephora junky and tend to get lots of samples. Like I said, they also have some pretty amazing mineral makeup, as well as a few other fun things to check out in the entrance area.
Having someone else shampoo my hair is a luxury I always enjoy. The shampoo room is dimly lit with nice changing color mood lights. You get a nice little head and neck massage too, which was great. One of the perks from the Yelp event was a free hair mask if you booked that night, so I got to get that done as well. As I said in the beginning, my hair has never looked or felt better. Was it the mask that made it so silky? The shampoo/conditioner? The products? I don't know, but if it was the mask, it was worth every bit of $25 it normally costs, and I plan to splurge on it my next visit (yes, I already have that booked). When I was checking out, I asked one of the girls, I believe her name was Samantha, about the mineral make up. I have always been interested in it, but am a bit snooty about brands. It turns out that it is pretty awesome for your face. The line is Jane Iredale. It is cruelty free, mostly vegan (they do use carmine [crushed beetles], and beeswax in some their products :( ), and mostly organic. Samantha (assuming I got her name right) was great at checking the colors, and recommending products based on my preference. One great thing about this place is that they do not pressure you to buy anything, which actually makes me more likely to buy. They seem to know shopaholic psychology!
I loved my visit today, and look forward to my next trip.
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