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Mousey Brown
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citysearch c.
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Meredith (the owner) has been doing my hair for about eight years now and I couldn't be happier with her. I know this is most of Mousey Brown's clients' experience, but I read the snippy (pun intended) review by one of their rare dissatisfied customers and had to reply.\r
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I too have been the slightly nutty broad who goes into the hair salon with a sheaf of delusional photo reference for my stylist. Never mind that my hair is wavy with a slight frizz and I refuse to do more than a cursory blowdry every other day, I wanted my hair to look like straight, shining, sheets of glass, damnit. Meredith is the rare hair stylist who'll tell you that she could definitely do what you want and it'll look good, but add that you'll probably never bother with the amount of upkeep necessary to keep it looking that way. Then she'll suggest something that brings out the best in my hair. A 'do I'll be able to manage.\r
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I love this place and have recommended it to every woman I know. Armond the sometimes receptionist also does a wicked eyebrow tweezing (no wax!). The atmosphere is low-key and pleasant and while they sell products, they don't ""sell"" the hell out of you. If you ask, they'll tell you what they're using (and everything smells so good, chances are, you'll ask), but they won't tell you that your hair will be a disaster unless you purchase a $90 jar of heat-resistant, conditioning balm concocted out of the placenta of Norweigan Mountain Goats. \r
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In a section of town that's being taken over by shiny glass buildings and the accompanying uptight yupster jerks, it's nice to step into Mousey Brown and be reminded of a time when Williamsburg was more like a well-dressed, arts-fartsy Mayberry. And to emerge from the experience looking like a million bucks. \r
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Pros: Friendly, fun, casual, smells good!
Cons: construction nearby (though there's nothing they can do about that!)
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