The Trojan Stylist

Happy Friday, everyone!!
I'm back in the shop tomorrow (Sat) but fully booked.
Next Sat I have ONE dry haircut opening at 2:30.
Plenty of spots this coming week (Tues-Fri), so shoot me a text or dm, or call 570-647-9439 to make an appointment!!

Out of the shop this week...back on Saturday 1/10.
Text 570-647-9439 to make an appt for 1/10 (2 slots left 2:00 & 2:30) or later in the week.

From low taper fades and modern mullets, to the perfectly blended highlight....from fun and funky vivid colors to color corrections to gender affirming cuts....let me give you the amazing new look you've been dreaming of!!
Everyone is welcome in my chair!! 🫶🏼✂️💈
~Michele aka The Trojan Stylist

Happy (almost) New Year!!
I have a couple of spots left tomorrow, and plenty of availability Fri and Sat. I'll be out of the shop next week, returning Sat 1/10.
Thank you!
570-647-9439

Weather Update::: we will be open regular hours today. If you have an appointment please be safe on your route in and if you need to cancel please let us know ahead of your appointment time. We will be closed tomorrow, and Christmas Eve, and returning Friday the 26th regular hours. Thank you everyone for all your love and support. We would like to wish you a Happy Holiday Season.

Due to a last minute cancelation, I have ONE 30 minute appt left....so kids cut, short cut, or dry cut.
The appt is at 12:00.
Let me know asap if you want it!!

I have a few spots open tomorrow (Tues 12/23) for you last-minute folks, including one evening appt due to a cancelation!!
Claim your spot ASAP!!
10:00, 10:30, 11:30, 12, and 5:30

Hi everyone!! Last chance to get in before Christmas and spots a filling up fast!!
I'll be in the shop Tues-Sat this week, and Tuesday next week.
Please text or call 570-647-9439 to make your appointment 🎄❤️

Got to have some fun with this one today....

It's funny cuz it's true 😂

The roads are bad. Don't call 911 asking how 81 or the roads are, they're bad. Hopefully this afternoon it lightens up and roadways get cleaned up.

Pennsylvanians driving in the snow is a glorious spectacle of chaos and confidence, like watching someone who’s “pretty sure” they remember how to ice skate. Half the drivers are creeping along at 7 miles per hour with their hazard lights on as if praying to the ghost of Punxsutawney Phil, while the other half are blasting down I-81 like they’re auditioning for Fast and Furious: Scranton Drift. The pickup trucks act like they’re immortal because they’ve got four-wheel drive and a bed full of cinder blocks, and somewhere out there is a Subaru with a “Coexist” bumper sticker doing 70 through a whiteout because it has “symmetrical AWD.” Through it all, we unite as Pennsylvanians by yelling at each other from inside our cars, drinking gas-station coffee, and muttering “no one around here knows how to drive in snow” as if we aren’t part of the statistical sample.