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Haircolorxperts at the Arboretum
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Vicky is my main stylist but I've also been to Lauren. They are both fabulous! I left my previous stylist because she wasn't very friendly and never listened to me in regards to my color and never got it quite right. Vicky offered to call my old salon in CT (where I lived previously) and make sure I got the color I wanted.
The only criticism I have of this place is the whole inclusion of "Brown Betty" which is apparently dye for the "hair down there" (including, yes, hot pink). Not only does it seem out of place for the location but also it seems out of place for the clientele. It screams "OBVIOUSLY A MAN OWNS THIS SALON TO THINK IT IS A GOOD IDEA!" I can't imagine a woman with decent business sense thinking the same.
**To Larry's response - I do not see what is so discreet about a sign in the front door saying "Brown Betty - for the hair down there - sold here!" Until very recently, the sign was there for months (it has since been removed). I also question whether you really had people saying, "You know, Larry, what I really need is color for the hair down there." How did you assess the "need"? I suspect you found this product on the internet, placed it in your salon and think people buying obviously means there is a "need". You seem to be jumping to conclusions that may not be correct. If hot pink is being sold, as a business owner I would not automatically think "Well women really WANT this." You don't interview your clients while purchasing so you can't assume their reasoning. I suspect some actually think of it as a gag gift. Most women in their 20s and 30s don't have a need especially with the current trends in grooming!!! I use this salon for the stylists, not for that particular product and I would assume you don't GAIN clients because it is in your salon (just potentially offend the ones you already have). I could pick something similar up from a novelty store at the mall and if I wanted that, I'd get my hair done at the mall.
Pros: skilled stylists
Cons: the inclusion of a product that doesn't belong in an upscale salon, parking
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