SIBU (September 10): A total of 121 hair salons here have requested the vaccination certificates, which are being processed by the Sibu City Council (SMC), Councilor Donna Petrus Ngelai said.

The chairman of the SMC’s standing committee on general and community services said the certificate is used to inform the public that operators and their employees have been fully vaccinated.

“There are 258 hair salons in Sibu and we have already treated 121 of them.

“Twenty-five certificates were distributed this morning. The rest will be distributed gradually, from tomorrow, “she said yesterday during a walkabout.

She also encouraged salon operators to request the certificates if they have not yet done so.

“Application forms can be obtained at the entrance to the lobby of Wisma Sanyan, or send WhatsApp to 016-6158552 to have the forms sent to applicants and printed (for their reading).”

During the walkabout, SMC Vice President Bujang Abdul Majid encouraged more barbershops here to apply for the vaccination certificate to assure the public that operators and their workers have been fully vaccinated against Covid- 19.

This way, the public will be more confident and have peace of mind when attending their salons, he added.

He also advised operators to disinfect their chairs, haircutting equipment and the like, every time they served a customer.

The vice chairman of the SMC General Purpose and Community Standing Committee, Councilor Joseph Lim Tong Guan, also attended the crowd.

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Patrice Hector has tamed some of the country’s most influential manes over the past 32 years. His early years of training were under the tutelage of master hairstylist Tom Harris of Decatur, Georgia. Her bi-coastal career saw her appear on Lifetime’s Head To Toe reality show and also saw her become a senior hairstylist for several production and video companies. In addition, the master colorist has worked as a national educator for Paul Mitchell Hair Systems, Design Essentials and Nairobi Hair Care products and is currently a senior stylist at SoKai Salon in Atlanta, GA.

In 2010, Hector launched the KP Hair Care Hairstylist financial planner. The planner was developed out of his own desire to become more efficient in managing his business and his finances. She realized that people in this industry often spend years working in a salon and unfortunately have minimal financial freedom at the end of their careers. She believes this planner can and will help professionals in the hair care industry do the same.

Deployment spoke more to Hector for our Up Close and Personal series to find out more about who she is, what she’s learned so far and much more.

Briefly describe what you do and the area of ​​beauty you work in.

I am a proud 32 year old master hairdresser licensed in Georgia and California. I specialize in haircuts and love short haircuts.

Describe a milestone in your career.

I started as an apprentice in 1989 and gained practical experience in the salon. I studied every day and got my bachelor’s degree shortly thereafter. I realized early in my career that to be successful I had to be a student all the time. Having a mentor with whom I could share ideas and goals, and constantly reinvent myself, was a game changer. The hair took me around the world and put me in rooms I might never have imagined! Working with established hair care companies like Paul Mitchell, Design Essentials and Nairobi Hair Care is a true honor. One of my most memorable highlights is living in LA and having the opportunity to work on movie and video sets as a senior hairstylist. It was long hours, but the results were worth it.

What was your biggest brand recognition moment and your doubts about your career?

Being known as an expert in cutting and styling short hair has been my greatest gratitude. Ten years ago, I was exhausted and frustrated with myself because I felt stuck and didn’t know where to turn. I had to do something if I wanted to continue to thrive behind the chair. I met a brand strategist, Jai Stone, at a Black Enterprise Entrepreneur conference. She became my brand coach and my client. We met every Monday for a year. I was able to find my niche, develop a great brand and market myself for cutting hair short. Using social media and putting myself on a national map has transformed my whole world (in a great way). I created a line of t-shirts and a financial planner for hairdressers to monitor and manage their money. As I prepare for the next steps and other endeavors, I will always believe that I can through this experience. I have grown so much. And I will do it again.

Follow this series for the second part of Patrice Hector’s journey, to come.

The salon advantages of real Indian virgin hair extensions over other variations.

CHATSWORTH, CA, UNITED STATES, September 8, 2021 /EINPresswire.com/ – Real human hair, Indian virgin hair is the most admired hair type on the market according to professionals. Virgin hair extensions are known to embody a luxurious personality due to their quality. The different types of Indian virgin hair are bundles, hair extensions, or hair wig. The hair texture of Indian hair is known to be soft and shiny, which maintains the durability of the strands. Indian hair also retains its natural beauty and works great for hair weaving and manufacture of wigs. That is why it can be considered as one of the most popular hair extensions in the market.

The added benefits of virgin hair are that it has never been chemically treated, which ensures the integrity of its cuticle and is suitable for long term hair users. Indian virgin hair is recommended for all hair types because it creates a beautiful wave of thickness and durability. Good quality hair allows less hair to be used for a fuller look. Indian hair blends best with natural hair due to its sheer color. This is important in the hair styling process. Hair cuticles are less tattered and reflect light better, resulting in a natural, shiny look than most other hair textures. Indian virgin hair lasts up to 2 years with proper care.

Professionals recommend a certain benevolent care for Indian virgin hair to ensure its duration …

Wash hair once or twice a week with low pH shampoo and conditioner
Brush hair daily
Avoid high temperatures
Never sleep with wet hair

These very simple steps can save you tons of money as a hairstylist or consumer. It is important to have confidence in your hair every time you install it. Indian virgin hair can be dyed, straightened, curled and styled however you want as it has never been treated before. The intact cuticles allow all hair users to achieve the best results when installing their hair. The quality of Indian hair is the most valued in the beauty industry and is in high demand by many hair users. The hair does not tangle or fall out, so people fall in love with it as soon as they get it in their hands.

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GREEN ISLAND, NY – The Village of Green Island celebrated the grand opening of One OAK Atelier Hair Salon at its new Starbuck Island location at 10 Starbuck Drive, Suite 201. The salon is the first business to open in Starbuck’s new development Island. Owners Lilly Miller, Amanda Conrad, Jenn Shea, as well as elected officials were present for the festivities.

Miller was overjoyed to see the show finally come to fruition.

“It’s amazing. It’s better than we even dreamed of. A lot of time, effort, blood, sweat, tears went into it and we couldn’t have done it without it. the entire Luizzi Company team, ”Miller commented on all the hard work to bring it all together.

“We are happy to go to work every day. It’s our happy place now, ”Miller exclaimed of the new dig.

Green Island Village Mayor Ellen M. McNulty-Ryan also welcomed the three owners to Starbuck Island.

“We are delighted to welcome Lilly, Amanda, Jenn and their team to Green Island. The young professionals who have chosen to invest in our community are what make our future prosperity promising and strong, ”commented McNulty-Ryan.

Chuck Pafundi, Project Manager / Real Estate Development Manager for Luizzi Construction Services, detailed the hard work of Miller, Conrad and Shea’s thought process that went into designing the project for the show.

“If you saw the blueprints when we started this place, it looked like nothing, did it. So this is the epitome of custom build design build and they didn’t hire an interior designer, they did it all themselves and a lot of hard work, a lot of meetings, a lot of changes. but I think it came out beautiful, ”remarked Pafundi.

Even on a dark day outside, the natural light coming through the windows also added a pleasant touch.

“It’s so nice to look outside and see the beautiful landscaping and the tenants were so awesome they came and checked it out. We couldn’t have picked a better location, ”Miller noted.

Miller also commented on the interest they generate from new clients already making appointments.

“It’s more equal than we even hoped for. We were criticized just in our first two weeks of opening so it’s amazing. I think at this point you just need to bring the staff here and you can handle everything, ”Miller said.

“Currently we have 12 stylists, so we are looking for a few more. We’re pretty good, but we could always use more, so I think our next goal is to fill it, ”Miller added as he looked to recruit more stylists.

Additionally, Miller detailed some of the services they offer at the salon.

“For the barber side, we do hot towel shaves, we do full barber services. For the ladies, we do smoothing, coloring, cutting, extensions, we do scalp facials. For our aesthetics, we are working on getting our tattoo permit so that we can offer microblades, but at the moment we offer cosmetic treatments, so basic facials, body wraps, things like that, ”Miller added.

The new salon is open Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. The salon will be closed on Sunday and Monday. The salon phone number is 518-238-3349 or email [email protected]

The Series Regulars was very happy to connect with Jerilynn stephens, the head of the hairdressing department for NBC’s The voice and HBO Max Legendary; She and her team have been nominated for both shows in the Mixed Hairstyle category (she has had 10 Emmy nominations to date!). Her accomplishments speak for themselves and if you’ve seen either of these shows you know how amazing she is at her job. -some of the looks in Legendary are EPIC!

Check out our conversation below!

How did you approach the challenges with COVID-19? What kinds of changes did you have to make and how did you collaborate / innovate to do your job?

For The voice, we started in July 2020 and we were one of the first competition shows to resume filming with a large number of contestants. We have taken COVID security protocols very seriously. We were tested three times a week, wearing barber jackets, a KN95 mask, a surgical mask on top and a shield or goggles over our eyes. We disinfected with a 70% alcohol spray between each person. Also, for this show, we couldn’t spend more than 10 minutes with someone in our chair. I had to think outside the box to make it possible for us to get the looks we wanted for the live shows. I therefore obtained permission to move the candidate from one chair to another without exceeding our 10 minute rule which was legally required. Our hair and makeup rooms looked like a scene from Dexter! (laughs) There is a video that Stacey Morris, Amber Maher and I shared with our 706 local (guild) hairstylists and makeup artists that shows exactly this procedure that we created.

For HBO Legendary, it was a different process to create the looks. We had the same COVID security protocols except for the lack of time constraints. We were able to achieve all of our looks and everyone stayed healthy!

Congratulations on the Emmy nomination! How does it feel to be nominated again?

Each appointment is a blessing and an honor. This year in particular, it was more amazing to be able to get two appointments as Head of Hairdressing Department, especially with all the new safety challenges we faced. As a department head, my goal is always to embrace diversity and empower the artists who stand by my side. This always results in our best work. Bigger and better than we ever imagined. So these Emmy nominations mean a lot.

The Voice and Legendary are both great examples of how the job is as good as your team, and I’m so lucky to have the best team of amazingly talented hairstylists by my side in these nominations. Each creative was chosen because of their talent and the skill they brought every day. I am so proud of the work we have all accomplished together.

Legendary is a very special show and represents so much, how does it feel to be nominated for your work on this particular show?

I am most proud of this nomination. It was the ultimate show for us as creative hairstylists. It also means a lot to me as it fully embraces diversity and has a representation of talent on screen all the way down to those working behind the scenes.

The job we did was exceptional and we all had to think outside the box. I loved working with the candidates and helping bring their visions to life. It really is a highlight of my creative career in this industry.

What types of series / films would you like to work on but haven’t had the chance to do?

When my son finished high school and went to college, I would love to make great movies. I’m a storyteller and I love what I do, so I would work on any genre. For me, it’s all about the characters and the story that we try to tell as creatives.

What does a typical day on the set look like for you?

Every day is somewhat different, so it is difficult to explain what a “typical” day looks like. As a manager, I have to make sure everyone has what they need to be successful, and that includes making sure everyone has the information and supplies to do what we’re all trying to achieve. to accomplish collectively. There’s a lot of “Jerilynn, can you watch this?” or “Jerilynn, can you come over here?” ” (Laughs).

The voice and Legendary are both performance-based shows – how do you factor in things like sweating and travel for hair and makeup?

Sweating for Legendary was very different because we were working with wigs. At Legendary, we danced, freaked out, spun, and in addition it’s live to tape, so there are no redos! Our team talked about different ways we could try to keep the wigs on, especially on people with little or no hair. The answer: ACE Bandage has become our best friend! And we’ve tried different methods and ideas like this, going outside the box and being super resourceful, to make it work.

What is your creative process when creating looks for candidates?

It’s a big collaboration. We not only speak with the talent of their vision, but we also have other departments like wardrobe and makeup, and even sometimes producers and networks, come in to put the whole look together!

Where do you get your inspiration from?

I take a lot of inspiration from Pinterest, Instagram and the catwalks. I am inspired by what I see on a daily basis from people, peers, friends, family, colleagues!

What’s your favorite part of your job?

I love everything about him! I like to be a team leader; I like being able to turn someone into a star; and most of all, I love being part of someone’s journey and helping them become what they want to be on stage or in front of the camera. It’s all very fun!

Any advice for aspiring hairdressers?

The five “F” words to manifest your life! Figure outside what you want is number one. Then you need To concentrate above; where your concentration goes, your energy flows! Three: Intrepid Actions. The universe knows you are serious when you take action. To feel it already exists, it is already yours. And Faith, trust and know that it will happen. I talk more about it in my book.

To learn more about Jerilynn Stephens’ work as a hairstylist and life coach, check out her website by clicking here.

An Allenton salon owner expressed her relief after facing a difficult but “unbelievable” first year of business.

Monique Murphy, 29, opened Monique Hair and Beauty last September after building clients as a mobile hairstylist.

She decided to set up her base in Nightingale Road, Allenton, to avoid traveling across the county to reach her clients.

She said: “I don’t know what I thought would happen when I opened, to be honest.

“It was just one of those ‘I woke up today and decided to open a living room,” but when I’m actually in the living room and it’s full and filled with the other salon staff, I’m really glad I did.

“I didn’t know I had so many clients too, I thought I couldn’t drive to so many different places, that’s why I opened the salon.

“Obviously it was intermittent around the time we could open, but it was amazing. All the times we have been open it has been busy all the time, so everything has gone well.

Monique said she found her place when she opened her new salon.

Specializing in the braiding of Afro-Caribbean hair, Monique uses a variety of techniques including box braiding and weaving.

She found that the type of hair she could process was different from most other Derby-based companies and her clients were passionate about her work.

She said: “I get along with a lot of people, and I know a lot of people say in Derby that Afro-Caribbean hairdressers are hard to find because I specialize in braiding, so it’s a bit of a niche.

“It’s great for someone to know that they can go to Monique’s salon to have their hair braided or anything that really has to do with black hair.

“There isn’t much in Derby, with black clients they normally get their hair done by a family member or have to travel out of town for that, there isn’t really a salon where they could wash, dry and braid hair.

“When I was looking initially I would have liked to go to town, but now I think I’m happy in Allenton.

“It’s a lot less stressful and a lot cheaper too.”

Monique said she was pleasantly surprised at how successful her business has been since it opened last year.

After having had to close the store several times due to nationwide closures, and after putting in place new Covid measures to protect her customers, she believes the salon has come back stronger than ever.

She said: “I would never regret it to be honest because we have always been busy outside of the times when we had to close.

“I just used this as a chance to relax because I knew when we opened up again I knew we would be busy so I don’t really think there was anything wrong about it. the pandemic for us.

“The only bad thing was the second lockdown, from January to April, because it took a toll on the mental health of many people.

“With the clients walking into the living room, it was a relief for them as they were talking about what was going on at home, their friends and family, and when you are stuck at home you can’t really talk to anyone sometimes.

“I know we haven’t worked the whole year, but it just passed. I’m really happy and grateful to the others who have worked here because without them it wouldn’t have been the same.

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Consider a salon appointment and you might consider a quick haircut, chemical treatment, and hair wash.

However, at Chez Vous: HideAway, guests are treated to a plethora of free spa-like treats that will keep you feeling relaxed and refreshed.

Expect a one-of-a-kind hair salon experience that you will be hard pressed to find elsewhere with their new offerings.

But first, let’s take a look at the living room.

For the uninitiated, Chez Vous: HideAway is a hair salon located in Orchard, with not one or two, but seven ‘Instagrammable’ areas.

Upon entering the neon-lit doors, patrons will find themselves in a Hogwarts-inspired library.

Push a life-size painting and enter the Relaxation Lounge, a room where you can enjoy scalp therapy with red or blue light and oxygen at the O2 bar, while relaxing in full body massage chairs.

Other spots include an ’80s-inspired farewell path, a jellyfish aquarium-like wash area, and a pastel pink private room.

Guests can request to use the private pink room, subject to availability.

Alternatively, if you need a quiet moment, let staff know when making an appointment that you want the silent chair service.

The staff will be instructed not to engage in unnecessary chatter, thus giving you peace and quiet.

Unique and free spa-like services

Chez Chez Vous: HideAway, guests are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes before their appointment to relax in the Relaxation Lounge.

Here you will be entitled to exclusive herbal teas and snacks at no additional cost.

You can also enjoy a quick and convenient ‘facial’ where the friendly staff will spray your face with 100% pure rose water essence, under a 410nm blue light laser to calm and soothe. the skin.

It doesn’t end there – clients will also be able to enjoy a short head, shoulder and neck massage ritual before or after your consultation with the stylist, using tools such as essential oils. therapeutic grade, a tuning fork and an electronic scalp massager.

Like all hair salon services, there will be some processing time involved. Meanwhile, customers can choose one value-added service (out of three) to enhance their salon experience.

Value-added service # 1: Hand spa with DIY aromatic candles

If you’ve spent too much time on your phone or typing on your work computer, go for the DIY Aroma Candle Hand Massage.

Customers can light a special aromatherapy candle and return the provided hourglass.

When the time is up, pour the lukewarm oil on your hands, gently massage them together, and put on plastic gloves.

Put your hand in an automated manual massager that will get rid of all tension and stiffness.

After just 10 minutes, your hands will be hydrated and relaxed.

Value-added service # 2: Device that relieves back pain

Those who experience back pain after sitting for long hours can request an Oska Pulse Pain Relief device. This device, commonly found in many pain management clinics, is believed to reduce inflammation and promote healing.

Value-added service # 3: Breathe Easy Therapy

Customers who can’t stand the smell of chemicals in hair salons may want to consider Breathe Easy therapy offered at Chez Vous: HideAway – free of charge.

It uses a waterless nebulizer to diffuse natural essential oils and helps relieve clients of fatigue, anxiety, or congestion.

Massage Shampoo Menu

Chez Vous: HideAway, customers can choose the type of shampoo-massage – Swedish, Shiatsu or Ayurvedic – they desire, at no additional cost.

The best part? Each massage technique is designed to target different scalp issues.

All shampoo massages are accompanied by S-ion scalp detoxification, plasma scalp sterilization and silk cocoon scalp scrub.

Finally, guests can enjoy a shoulder massage accompanied by a heated shoulder pad, a jade roller and a herbal ball that will end your stay at Chez Vous: HideAway in complete relaxation.

Before you go, don’t forget to stop by the Perfumery and refresh yourself with a squirt of the best-selling fragrances.

Transparent pricing

Those who hope to be pampered without breaking the bank will be happy to know that the barber shop doesn’t have a package deal or hidden fees.

According to the barber shop, customers don’t have to worry about pushy staff or difficult package sales.

Consult the prices:

• S $ 199 for two services (haircut and one other service) (e.g. haircut, tokio inkarami hair treatment)
• S $ 299 for three services (haircut and two other services) (for example, haircut, highlighter balayage, toning)
• S $ 399 for four services (haircut and three other services (e.g. haircut, highlighter balayage, toning, Tokio Inkarami hair treatment)
• S $ 499 for five services (cut and four other services) (for example, haircut, balayage with highlighter, extra lightening, toning, Tokio Inkarami hair treatment)

An additional S $ 99 will be charged in addition to the above packages for premium services such as Keratin Treatment, Digital Perm, Soft Re-bond, Caucasian Highlights and Scalp Therapy with Growth Factor .

Extras: Note that the same prices apply for all hair lengths. Plus, bond-strengthening hair injections and a soothing scalp serum are free for all bleaching services. See the full menu of hairdressing services on their website here.

At your place: Salon HideAway

Address: 391B Orchard Road Ngee Ann City Tower B # 14-04, 238874

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday, 11 a.m. to 8:30 p.m.

Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Disclaimer: The photos in the article were taken before phase 2 of the enhanced alert.

This article sponsored in collaboration with Chez Vous: HideAway made the writer want to make an appointment.

A group of hairdressers who say they are synonymous with mindful living are opening a salon in Leicester.

Focusing on ethical and sustainable practices, Butchers Salon opens its first branch outside London at Stoneygate.

Founded by Susannah Ricardson and Katie Knox in Hackney in 2014, Butchers has since expanded to three locations in London, with Leicester becoming the group’s fourth salon.

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Butchers Leicester will be owned by Butchers stylist Lisa Jane Massey, who has worked for the group for four years.

Lisa has 22 years of hairdressing experience and says she is thrilled to contribute to the continued growth of Butchers, recruiting and training like-minded stylists in Leicester who share the same philosophy as Butchers, to bring change in the ‘industry.

According to the Butchers Salon Group, he is aware that the hairdressing industry has an environmental mismatch, so the expansion in Leicester continues its journey to be at the forefront of ethical hairstyling.

From a green team leader on the salon floor, working with local independent Leicester businesses, to decorating and the Aveda products used, Butchers Salon is on a mission to evolve the hairdressing industry into a more space. environmentally friendly and conscious.

Taking daily steps to reduce waste and improve its carbon footprint, Butchers Leicester will work with Green Salon Collective and First Mile on all recycling, including hair, foil and chemicals, to ensure that less harmful waste is returned to the environment.

Butchers Leicester even partnered with Tree Sisters Official, planting a tree for each customer visit to offset the energy used during the meeting, with the goal of becoming carbon neutral by 2023.

Butchers Leicester will offer a selection of beauty treatments available by reservation from the local beautician, Sam’s Beauty Den, who will arrange appointments in the Butchers Leicester Beauty Salon.

Sam’s Beauty Den will offer holistic facials and therapeutic massages, in addition to eyelash and brow care, waxing and gel nails.

A spokesperson for Butchers said: “Every visit to Butchers is an experience. With a philosophy to enhance confidence and well-being, every guest is warmly welcomed – Butchers prides itself on being a gender-neutral salon with non-sexist prices.

“Each appointment is accompanied by an aromatherapy experience from partner Aveda salon and herbal refreshments to savor.

The show is scheduled to open at Allandale Road in September.

Illusion Hair Design has been a place of friendship for 37 years.

Kenneth Patton, owner and master of Illusions Hair Design, has announced that the hair salon will be completely closed.

The company is located at 3157 Broadway in Lorain.

Patton was the owner of the building, but he closed the door due to the sale of the property.

“It’s time to shut it down because of the (novel coronavirus) pandemic and other hurdles we are facing now,” he said.

Patton graduated from King High School in 1974.

In 1929 he graduated from Ohio University in hairdressing.

Patton is married to Susan Patton and has six children.

Patton has been a barber since 1980, but only opened in 1984.

“I’ve been a barber for 41 years,” he says.

Patton said he liked people to look their best.

“I want people to be beautiful,” he said. “I called it an illusion because so many people come up with illusions and unrealistic expectations.

“It’s optical. People want a special perspective and I help them reach their potential.

Patton said his love for the haircut started when he was young in the basement of his parents’ house.

“I started a hair salon when I was 13 in the basement,” he said. “I cut my hair and that of my family.

Patton opened a store after working in the manufacturing industry but wanted to be a full time entrepreneur.

“I didn’t like other jobs so much, so I wanted to open a store,” he said. “I wanted to be more practical and do a cleaner job.

Interacting with people is what he misses the most in Patton.

“I miss my comrades and I just talk to people,” he said.

Patton said he lovingly remembers the years of the barber and the owner, but looks forward to the next chapter in his life.

“I’m not ready to sit down,” he said.

Patton said he wouldn’t be surprised if he got his hair cut elsewhere.

“It’s the work of love,” he said. “It’s a bit difficult to stop. “

Illusion Hair Design’s last business day is August 30th.

Patton said he would still cut his hair for a client living in a Lorain County nursing home.

In honor of the illusory legacy, a celebration will be held on August 31 at 1 p.m.

Illusion furniture and materials are currently available on the Facebook Marketplace.

Two friends have decided to join forces by opening their own salon in Swadlincote.

Tania Bickley and Samantha Brown have just opened Unique Hair Boutique on Church Street and have already had a busy start in their new business.

The stylists have worked together before and decided that now is the time to enter into a partnership because it seemed like the perfect opportunity.

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They have now been open for two weeks and have had a very busy start.

Tania, 32, has been fully qualified for 16 years and Samantha, 29, for 12 years.

Tania said: “It was something we always wanted to do and the opportunity arose so we just wanted it. It took a month to set in and we love it.

“It’s just the two of us for now but we’ll be looking to rent chairs in the future. We’ve always been self-employed but it’s good to set up the living room the way we like it and finish it off. touch like contactless phone chargers – we’ve tried to go a step further.

“We built this ourselves from the ground up and knowing that we both achieved this is very rewarding, rather than having it passed on to us. We wanted something a little unique and different.”

With the help of their partners and daughters, they did all the work themselves to get it ready for the opening, adding that extra personal touch.

Tania added: “Please come down for some pampering. Come down and take a look, we are here to help our customers and we love a challenge.

“We are very proud to have successfully opened our own salon during a pandemic and to have worked extremely hard. We hope you enjoy our salon as much as we do.”

They offer all hairstyling services which include bridal hair, extensions, cut and color and festival hair.

More information is available by visiting the Facebook page or by calling 01283 212223.

As the holidays approach, we’ve rounded up some of the best days in the area that you can take as a family on a budget.

It’s a comprehensive guide to keeping kids entertained on those six week long vacation. With a choice of free, under £ 10, under £ 25 and ‘explode the budget’, there is a day out for everyone, for whatever they can afford.

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