Thairapy with Rowan Studio 21

I am back in business people! Still only allowed 1 client per time , and no blowdrys until further notice.

UPDATE!

Today was my first day back at work. Tonight I received an email that we are being shut down again until further notice . I’m so sorry for the inconvenience. I know how frustrating this is for everyone

I have also been temporarily locked out of my google voice account, for sending too many texts ! So please bear with me .

So Maryland is allowing us to return to work... along with new rules and guidelines to follow .

These new rules are put in place for your and my safety, but because of these rules I can not service as many guests per day , and only 1 person allowed in the building per time .

Once you arrive at Sola, please text me at 443-516-7903
When my other guest has left the building, and I have had time to sanitize, I will then come to the door to welcome you inside.

Masks need to be work the entire time . Because I am working on your hair, the mask needs to be secured around your ears .
Please bring your own reading materials if necessary, as all magazines have been removed, along with candy/beverages .

I am temporarily not offering blow drys . I know this is very inconvenient, but until we know more about how this virus spreads, many salons are not allowing the use of dryers as the air flow will help circulate, and my biggest concern is OUR safety.

When it comes time for payment, Apple Pay/Samsung pay /Venmo and all contactless forms of payment are strongly encouraged.
There will be a slight increase in price , due to usage of more product, and to help offset costs as I am now only allowed to service 50% less than usual.

I will No longer be allowing tips on the credit card, so either cash ,Venmo or PayPal .

Please and thank you for everyone’s patience during this new uncertain time. I am trying to get everyone in as quickly as possible.

Lastly, if you have had to colour your hair at home , I need to see exactly what I am dealing with , as more time may be needed when booking appointments.

https://www.howardcountymd.gov/News/ArticleID/1979/County-Executive-Calvin-Ball-Statement-on-Governor%E2%80%99s-Stage-One-Reopening

County Executive Calvin Ball Statement on Governor’s Stage One Reopening County Executive Calvin Ball released the following statement addressing the Governor’s announcement this evening: “Governor Hogan has given individual counties and regions the discretion to review our own data and make decisions about when it is

Update. Looks like Howard County is still not allowed to reopen yet. We are not included in Phase 1.

Waiting to hear official guidelines from Sola and the State, so hang tight and I’ll be reaching out ASAP

Stop!!!! Wait for us!!! Wait for the Professional Hairstylist to take care of you. 🙏🏼 . . Over the past week, Hairstylists all across the world have had to literally come to a complete stop inside of our salons.😢 . . Many Hairstylists live paycheck to paycheck and really count on the support of their customers. you may not know this, but if a hairstylist doesn’t touch hair, they don’t get paid. (There’s usually no insurance and definitely no paid time off ) . . It is a sales-based business and well without sales, there’s no money. Many of the people in our industry are single moms and your cut or color could literally mean the difference of them paying childcare or not. 💯 . . Hairstylists hold a professional license and are very educated with color formulas, chemistry and can fix a wide array of color mishaps. 🙏🏼 . . Hairstylists are also some of the most caring and compassionate people on the face of this earth. They sacrifice health, family and so much more just to make sure that their customers are always satisfied and taken care of. This includes working on holidays, birthdays and many times family / social events. . . They are givers, humanitarians, philanthropists and lovers of everyone. ❤️ . . During this time, the professional hairdressing community ask that you please refrain from box coloring your own hair, cutting your own hair and even more importantly, we ask that you not ask a hairstylist to come to your home for hair services. This not only degrades the professionalism of the industry, it is putting them and you in harms way. It is not possible to practice social distancing as a stylists. 🤷🏽‍♂️ . . Here’s what I know for sure, your hairstylist is counting on you and your loyalty. They are counting on you to return to the salon as soon as this coronavirus pandemic ends.💯 . . And just as your hairstylist has supported you through many difficult times in your customer/ stylist relationship, they are asking you for the same during this time.🙏🏼 . . Please do the right thing and #WaitForUs . . Other ways to support your hairstylist and local salons are to purchase gift cards, leave them a positive review on one of the many sites available, purchase your shampoo and beauty products from them and their salons. After all, this time they NEED you. 💯 . . Thank you @minkim for inspiring me with your beautiful post today to put this out to masses on social. #commUNITY DanielMasonJones.com

It is with a heavy heart, that as of today I am closing up shop... for now . If you have an appointment on the books for the month of March/April i will be reaching out to reschedule for May, and will re-evaluate at that point in time . I love my clients and feel that ultimately this is the best thing for us both.

For all my clients, please reschedule all appointments if you or someone you live with are sick . This Covid-19 is no joke, and not worth the risk of getting your hair done . I will be doing my best to keep my studio clean and sanitized, but I also ask you to do your part too.
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