Irvin's Salon

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This Old Fashioned Chocolate Pie is a rich, creamy chocolate dream. It’s made from scratch with only seven ingredients and ready in just minutes.
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Ray Scott's Celebration of Life Memorial Service Ray Scott, the founder of B.A.S.S, passed away May 8, 2022 after a long life and one that created opportunity for some many sportsmen. The Scott family had a...

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Thanks for checking in on us! We really enjoy helping you to feel better about your hair!

Annette Keller and Sandy Mills are a joy to be around. Two lovely and professional stylists. They are an asset to our salon. Hope they and their customers are as happy as we are to have them with us.

We have two master stylist from Headliners who have joined our team at Irvin's salon. If you are looking for Annette Keller and Sandy Mills, our address is 1923 West Cary. We are at the corner of Meadow & Cary st. We have ample parking on street and in rear of salon.You can reach us at 804-358-4915. Tues thru sat .We are excited they are with us and look forward to seeing you.

We have downsized our salon. A lot cozier. Drop by and see us.

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2014 Bridal Photoshoot

Men watch the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show to admire the leggy beauties clad in provocative lingerie. But women only have eyes for one thing. They’re noting the models’ long, luscious hair and beautiful hair color, and then they’re demanding those looks when they’re in your chair. This year’s show was all about BALAYAGE!!!!

Balayage is a hair coloring technique which is designed to create very natural-looking highlights which grow out without developing a noticeable and obvious root. Many stars and models use balayage on their hair.

This coloring technique emerged in Paris in the 1970s; the word “balayage” is French for “to sweep,” a reference to the way in which the color is applied. After crossing the pond to the United States, balayage became extremely popular in the late 1990s. In the United States, you may see balayage spelled “balliage.”

When hair is colored with the balayage process, the highlights are painted on by hand in a sweeping motion which moves from the base to the tip of the hair. At the base, the color is applied very lightly, while at the tip, the color is very heavy. The result is a chunky highlight which looks naturally sunbleached, and as the hair grows out, the root will be concealed for the first few months by the thinner color applied to the base of the hair.

April 16, 2012. We has a fierce and fabulous instructor!!