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463 Salon Listings Near South Village, MA
Salon South Village, MA
Find a salon in South Village, MA. The directory includes nail salons, hair salons, tanning salons, beauty salons and more.Results for South Village, MA
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Trudi Pratt Chicoine, owner/stylist
Insignia Hair DesignDistance: 26.93 mi208 St Anselm's Dr
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The Hair NookDistance: 29.44 mi18 Pearl Street
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Deboah Poulin, Owner
Nelson's Hair CuttersDistance: 29.44 mi691 Somerville Street # 1
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Salon Info
Salon Summary:
Salon owners may choose to specialize in certain areas. Some different types of salons include:
Nail Salons: These salons provide manicures, pedicures and hand treatment.
Spa and Esthetic Salons: These salons focus on relaxation through such services as massage, body wraps, detoxification, and cleanses.
Hair Salons: Provide hair services such as shampoo and conditioning, cut, and color.
Tanning Salons: Provide indoor tanning.
Beauty Salons: Includes cosmetology and make up application, body waxing.
Salon FAQs:
What type of facial is best for me?
This depends on your skin type and skin conditions, if you have very sensitive skin, acne, wrinkles, or blemishes, and then there are different options and oils that should be used.
How do I find a Salon?
The wellness.com directory will help you locate a Salon. You can read reviews, find a phone number and get directions.
What type of education do you need to work in a salon
Education and Training: The requirements vary depending on the type of salon and the duties performed by the individual.
Salon Related Terms:
A salon can perform a number of hair Services like, Eyebrow Shaping, Hair Treatments, Extensions, Hair Removal, Waxing, Relaxers and Perms, Highlights and Coloring. Salons offer a large selection of services that often include nail services like; Artificial Nails, Hand Treatments, Manicures, Nail Polish, Nail Repair and Pedicures.
Salon owners may choose to specialize in certain areas. Some different types of salons include:
Nail Salons: These salons provide manicures, pedicures and hand treatment.
Spa and Esthetic Salons: These salons focus on relaxation through such services as massage, body wraps, detoxification, and cleanses.
Hair Salons: Provide hair services such as shampoo and conditioning, cut, and color.
Tanning Salons: Provide indoor tanning.
Beauty Salons: Includes cosmetology and make up application, body waxing.
Salon FAQs:
What type of facial is best for me?
This depends on your skin type and skin conditions, if you have very sensitive skin, acne, wrinkles, or blemishes, and then there are different options and oils that should be used.
How do I find a Salon?
The wellness.com directory will help you locate a Salon. You can read reviews, find a phone number and get directions.
What type of education do you need to work in a salon
Education and Training: The requirements vary depending on the type of salon and the duties performed by the individual.
Salon Related Terms:
A salon can perform a number of hair Services like, Eyebrow Shaping, Hair Treatments, Extensions, Hair Removal, Waxing, Relaxers and Perms, Highlights and Coloring. Salons offer a large selection of services that often include nail services like; Artificial Nails, Hand Treatments, Manicures, Nail Polish, Nail Repair and Pedicures.
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