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Businiess name:
Kevin Charles Salon
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I've been a client of Kevin's for at least 25 years; before he owned his own salon. I circulated for my haircuts between him, his sister Kimm, & Amy. I'm now back with Amy. All wonderful. His salon is recognized as one of the high end hair salons in the area. He hired the most eager stylists, taught them further his own specifics & since his move away, is naturally missed among his former clients/entire staff.
I would have loved a letter of introduction from the new owner, but since there wasn't one, I don't know his experience with salons. I hope he is open to suggestions as I have a few about the new look & feel of the salon. My intention is not to lecture, but only to offer friendly advice:
PLEASE repaint. Yellow & orange do not work in a salon. The colors reflects onto the skin & make clients appear jaundiced. They also interferes with Wardrobe Color Analysis. Clients should be flattered by what they see in the mirror, not frightened.
It could partly be the darker waiting area, but since the entire salon space is now smaller by half, the combined overhead lights, lighting over the wall mirrors & the unnecessary newly added wall lighting, it all seems too bright. The hair stations on the floor are pushed closer to those at the wall & the wall lighting is reflecting in the mirrors. It's blinding at times.
Burt's Bees & other items that clutter the small counter can be found at Target, Bath & Body, Kohls, etc. A high end salon should offer items only found at a high end salon.
The twigs on the wall are overkill. They don't follow any decor & look out of place.
The Christmas garland is nice for the season, but it needs to be displayed evenly across the window. For now it looks sloppy.
Get some advice from an interior designer experienced with salons, a suggestion box for clients & absolutely it would behoove you to consult with your new staff. Many have been there for years & will be a wealth of knowledge & experience. :)
Pros: Experienced Stylists/Colorists...Nancy & Tammy are wonderful at the desk.
Cons: --
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