DAVID/the Salon

There is no right or wrong when it comes to the timing of your child's first haircut. We're happy to talk with you before that first appointment to answer any questions you may have about ways to ensure a positive experience.

Wondering why you should go to a salon rather than cutting your hair yourself? In addition to the obvious benefit of having the job done by an expert, you’ll also get added bonuses, like blow-drying and styling with salon-quality products.

There's no reason not to let your youngster have the haircut of his choice; he's young and you only live once, right? In fact, cool or creative styles and hair designs, hair color and certain cuts may be difficult later on in life so let them have what they want!

Many clients are amazed by how simple and quick the entire Brazilian Blowout process is. While a traditional Brazilian process can take hours, the Brazilian Blowout process takes as little as 60 minutes, depending on hair thickness and texture.

Believe it or not, the bowl cut did get it’s name because of the way it was originally created. Mothers would put a bowl on the child’s head and simply cut around it. That’s one way to keep hairstyles simple.

It's not just toddler who get nervous about haircuts. Teens and tweens often are worried about getting just the right look, which can translate into major anxiety when it's haircutting time. A salon that specializes in cuts and styling for this age group will provide great, understanding service.

Did you know that curly hair tends to be drier than straight hair because oil can travel down straight hair more easily?

According to several recognized studies, visiting a hair salon when you are mildly depressed or have the blues can actually improve your mood and outlook. The interaction with others and a new or revitalized hairstyle will lift your spirits.

It’s important to remember that it’s usually easier to darken hair than it is to lighten it after it’s been processed. If you’re on the fence about your new shade, it may be wise to error on the lighter side of the spectrum.

Did you know black is the most common hair color in the world? Red is the rarest color, found in about 1% of the world’s population. Only 2% of the world’s population has blonde hair, ranking second.