GLOW/Impress Salon

Walla Walla is flirting with spring. It’s a great time for a new style or to refresh from winter.

I still have one chair available for a hairstylist or barber.

Getting Pay What You Can Back on our Schedule.

Call, text, of DM for an appointment.

Afterglow | the pleasant remembrance of a past experience, glory, etc.
This tree will give you just that! Donated by Rotarian Alisha Stewart atGLOW/Impress Salon, this tree comes with a product package and hair cuts for a year! Hurry in to Marcus Whitman Hotel & Conference Center to place your bid!

There are openings left for this month. Great time to get an update before the holidays.

Last minute cancellation could be your gain.
1 pm today.

Great class held at Tint. Thanks Hattori Hanzo for bringing in great education to Walla Walla Valley.

If you're ready to pamper yourself in the new year, then this is the tree for you! GLOW/Impress Salon donated this beautiful tree with a package of services and products that are worth at least $555!! Don't miss your chance to bid!

Jane Iredale Sale!
Four stylist curated products for only $100

Quick look- 10 to 15 minutes with only four products. I finished it off with my mascara and was ready for the day!

Give me a call to book consultation or reserve you special here:
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“I am a woman who came from the cotton fields of the South. From there I was promoted to the washtub. From there I was promoted to the cook kitchen. And from there I promoted myself into the business of manufacturing hair goods and preparations… I have built my own factory on my own ground.”

This morning I felt an overwhelming calling to attend a yoga class, unplanned. The instructor shared a brief story of Madam CJ Walker. I felt compelled to learn more about her. In this moment I knew I was exactly where I was suppose to be. -Alisha

The life of Sarah Breedlove (1867–1919) – who later became known as Madam CJ Walker – is a true ‘rags-to-riches’ story. She was the first person in her family to be born after the Emancipation Proclamation of 1863, on the Louisiana plantation where her parents and older siblings were previously enslaved. By the time she died, at the age of 51, she was living in a mansion a few miles away from American business magnate John D Rockefeller, with a hair product company that provided income for thousands of African-American women.

The seed for her business success was sown during the 1890s, when Breedlove began experiencing hair loss as a result of a common scalp ailment. Desperate for a cure, she began testing a number of homemade hair remedies and store-bought treatments, ultimately settling on a product of her own creation. After seeing its results first-hand, Breedlove changed her name to Madam CJ Walker and began marketing her hair treatment as ‘Madam Walker’s Wonderful Hair Grower’. It was a decision that set her on course to become a pioneer of the modern black hair-care and cosmetics industry – and a millionaire by default. At the time of her death, her estate is estimated to have exceeded $1m.

Shared from: https://www.historyextra.com/period/modern/victorian-cj-walker-who-haircare-pioneer-black-woman-millionaire-netflix-self-made-real-history-alelia-bundles-invent/

Jane Iredale Mystery Grab Bag Sale!
Four full sized items for only $100!!

Freshen up you cosmetic bag! Alisha or Selene will curate a selection just for you from in stock items.

Limited bags available.

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