Beauty

[dsky]

The best way to find a new stylist is to ask someone who's hair you admire and is similar to the look you want where they go. I am a stylist in NJ and just yesterday a new client who relocated from Colorado saw a client of mine and asked her who did her hair. She said she would fly back to Colorado every 6 months, but now she is happy with my skills.

[Jach1]

Yes, I'm not too far from Media, is there someone you could recommend there? Thanks!!

On 8/7/2014 NAL said:

If you are in the Media area, I would try Jordan Thomas. For me, they do a great job and everyone coming out of that salon - men and women - always look great.

[NAL35]

On 8/8/2014 Jach1 said:Yes, I'm not too far from Media, is there someone you could recommend there? Thanks!!

On 8/7/2014 NAL said:

If you are in the Media area, I would try Jordan Thomas. For me, they do a great job and everyone coming out of that salon - men and women - always looks great.

I see Theresa but they are ALL excellent. They are on Providence Road. Very friendly salon. Here's their link. Unfortunately, the hyperlink doesn't work here.

http://www.jordanthomassalon.net

[NAL35]

Jach1: I just left you the Jordan Thomas' link. I tried going into the subcategories and they didn't work. Looks like they changed their website and didn't release it properly. I will be there within the next several days and will tell them. I like to know what the services cost before I go.

[Jach1]

NAL, I found out it's over a 1/2 hr. drive from our house, but thanks for your recommendation. I thought it was closer. I'll keep hunting. Appreciate you taking time to let me know.

On 8/8/2014 NAL said:

Jach1: I just left you the Jordan Thomas' link. I tried going into the subcategories and they didn't work. Looks like they changed their website and didn't release it properly. I will be there within the next several days and will tell them. I like to know what the services cost before I go.

[Jach1]

A few of the salons the stylists are snobby and fake,not all salons though. There are a lot of great ones out there. I think it's hard to find a salon unless you go by word of mouth that you feel comfortable going in, and they are not rude and sizing you up when you walk in.

[feline groovy]

On 8/9/2014 Jach1 said: A few of the salons the stylists are snobby and fake,not all salons though. There are a lot of great ones out there. I think it's hard to find a salon unless you go by word of mouth that you feel comfortable going in, and they are not rude and sizing you up when you walk in.

Then you'd be much better off going to a neighborhood or local salon, a family-owned salon, and/or one where the owner has the salon in or attached-to their home.

They're usually very down-to-earth, and the prices are often extremely reasonable. Check the phone book, or Google something like 'beauty salons near___ (your zip code)'. Sometimes you'll even see "Yelp" or other reviews.

My mom always frequented theses types of businesses, and I've continued the 'tradition'. 8)