The Jewel Salon’s 4th of July Extravaganza!
Greetings!
First, we’d like to take a moment and welcome our two new stylists to the family - Brittany McBride and Cheryl Goode. They both bring incredible energy and creativity, and we are confident they will serve our clients in the most professional manner.
Now, we all know summertime can put a lot of wear and tear on the hair. Outdoor events and activities, like swimming, tend to put additional stress on our follicles.
BEAUTY TIPS: Don’t forget that you have to rinse the chlorine out of your hair. Even more, make it your business to come to the Jewel Salon where we can help you maintain a healthy head of hair. We can shampoo, moisturize, and condition your hair so you can stay beautiful. Lastly, you can get a “leave-in” conditioner so you can keep your hair healthy all summer long.
So, with the 4th of July around the corner, The Jewel Salon is offering “Specials” all next week, including:
*** $50 Relaxers
*** Shampoo, set and style - $25, &
*** Special discounts on braiding, weaving, and cornrows for the men.
By the way, be sure to wear sun screen while you are out in the hot sun so you can protect your skin.
‘Til next time, stay blessed and beautiful - and remember The Jewel Salon – “It’s not just a service, it’s an experience.”
The Jewel Salon is located at 9912 Liberty Road in Kings Point Plaza. The phone number is 410.521.9959 and the email address is thejewelsalon@aol.com.
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