I just got a blow job....and it rocked.
Yes. That's what I just said.
I'm in marketing and a lover of all things branded well. If I were a boutique shop - I'd want to be the drybar. Amazing on all levels...this place is cute down to the little matchboxes which hold ponies and the custom lamp made of blowdryers and edison bulbs. The graphic design, web design, colors, interior - everything was comfortable and perfect. They even have little iphone docking stations by each "station"...serve mimosas (hello!)...and I could glance up and read subtitles on girly movies while also reading Cosmo. Doesn't get more fancy than that.
Not to mention, I felt safe that they weren't going to fry my EXTREMELY thick and VERY curly hair because they obviously know what they're doing. Come on...it's what they do...ALL...DAY....LONG.
However, it's like a trendy NY restaurant. The place is hoppin' - it felt almost impossible to get in. Called first thing on a Saturday for an appointment (the phone number is a appointment booking number not the actual store) but they gave me the tip to call back every 30 minutes and somehow I called and the 4th time miraculously got an appointment without having to bribe the hostess.
Can't wait to rock my look for a very special girls night out tonight. As a backup, I attempted to make an appointment at another claimed "drybar" place in Arcadia and it was a horrid experience just trying to make an appointment. I can only imagine what my blowout would have looked like.
I bought a package of 6 - so I'll definitely be back for 5 more when I need to switch up the curly hair for some sleek sophistication.