Shenandoah & Co. Salon

Great news! Shenandoah & Co. now has an online store. Our clients are now able to order their haircare needs that will delivered directly to your door.Free shipping over $20.00 . Scan the QR code provided and let your fingers do the shopping.
https://cp.salonhq.co/shenandoah-co-salon

Hello everybody Shannon(our Nonnie) is on vacation until August 24th. She won't be able to check messages because we stole her phone .She won't be able to talk anyway because she is too busy kissing us.

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It is with so much happiness that I can say that we are part of phase 1 for Charles County beginning May 29,2020. Yet, this is going to be a new way for us at Shenandoah & Co to conduct business.I have been taking appointments according to when I had to shut down to be fair to the clients that have been waiting the longest(previously scheduled) I am still working on this if you haven't already heard from me,you will soon.
When you arrive for your appointment,please call or text my / your stylist cell phone so we.can let you in. There will be one client per stylist at a time, regrettably that means no one can come with you to your appointment. We will be taking temperatures,if it is 100 or above we will have to reschedule for a later date. Clients and stylists are required to wear a mask during the service. We the stylists at Shenandoah & Co.are dedicated to providing our clients with all the protocols required by our State Board. We will be diligent with our sanitation and sterilization regime to insure your safety as well as our own.

We miss all of you so very much. We will keep you posted. With warmest wishes, Shannon Tippett Cusick, Tammy Scherer-Soltis, Tina Palmer.

I am sharing this from a hairdresser group. I miss all of you too. Stay safe.

Trying to stay busy.

Yesterday at 5pm I was mandated by the state of Maryland to close. It breaks my heart to type this but I have to abide the executive order of our Gov. Please be patient and kind to each other during this unprecedented time.

It is with great sadness that we say farewell to the talented and remarkable Martin Parsons. He has given so much to this industry.

Passing of Martin Parsons

It is with great sadness that I must announce the passing of my brother, Martin Parsons. He passed peacefully in Toronto on October 21, 2019 with his family and friends by his side.

From the age of 11 Martin knew that he wanted to be was a hairdresser. Our aunt took him to his first hair show in Detroit to see the Zegarelli Brothers with Beaute Craft and from that moment on he realized he wanted to be on stage. As soon as he could he enrolled with Bruno’s Schools in London Ontario and his journey began.

Always looking the part in his impeccable tailored suits as he walked out on stage, his audiences always knew they were in for a great experience. His hands had the grace and elegance of a champion figure skater, magically creating stunning styles in just minutes. And then there were his gowns! His creativity knew no bounds. With professionalism and focus he would deliver his consistent message, “We are in the greatest industry and get to create beauty everyday of our lives. Who else can touch so many people in our communities? Stand up and be proud to be a hairdresser!”.

In classes, Martin was proudest when sharing his Cutting & Design Techniques and Updo Concepts with so many and was thrilled when the “a ha” moments from those that attended. His patience and encouragement to young and old, inspired multiple generations of stylists to be better at their craft, everyday. Whether a picture, a chat, answer to a question or just a hug, he was always real and genuine to everyone he met.

Martin crossed paths with many people that had an impact on his life and career and two stand out. Evelyn Hathaway from Bruno’s saw and nurtured his talents and gave him his first tastes of the stage and Paula Kent Meehan, founder of Redken who gave him true friendship and the opportunities of a lifetime. To all the others, thank you for believing in Martin. It meant the world to him and he never forgot who you are.

His hope is that we all take a few minutes each day to share ideas and help our fellow stylists to make our industry a little better every day. That would make him smile.

Martin will be missed by many from around the world. He was proud of a career that gave him an incredible life and I was so honoured and lucky to be one of the people to share the adventure with him.

Kent Parsons

Shenandoah & Co. Salon will be closed from August 18 through August 25. We will reopen Mon.August 26. No messages will be checked during this time.

Or highlighted lives.

~C

After 45 years; 8 of which here at Shenandoah & Co. Salon,Toni Benzing is retiring. Her love for the craft and dedication to our industry will be greatly missed.Our team and her clients will miss her. We wish Toni happiness,love and peace always.