Batavia, IL Haircut & Color Analysis: Holistic Hairstylist Treatment Updated
Jan 30, 2024
Lola Hair and Soul (331-588-5649) is a holistic hair salon based in Geneva, serving clients in Batavia, IL and the surrounding areas. The owner Gina Petty has announced an update to treatments, including a customized hairstyle analysis.
Geneva, United States - January 30, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
Those looking to improve their hair health and enhance their natural features can now book an appointment for a spirtual hair transformation with one of the stylists. As a holistic salon, Lola Hair & Soul believes that inner and outer beauty reflect each other and also offers life coaching and self-development guidance.
More details can be found at: https://www.lolahairandsoul.com/
As the salon points out, many people find themselves lost in trends, with some even damaging their natural hair to achieve a certain look. By taking a spiritual approach to hairstyling, Lola Hair & Salon wants to help its clients define their personal style and work with their natural beauty instead of against it.
During an analysis, the hair stylist will consider factors like hair texture, face shape, personality, and lifestyle before recommending a treatment. For example, the stylist might propose to add natural highlights to bring some more life to the hair or a haircut that defines curls. By offering personalized consultations and treatments, Lola Hair & Salon wants to bring out what’s unique in every client.
The salon helps both men and women find their distinctive hair expression and offers services from full highlights and hair coloring to restorative treatments like keratin, Olaplex, and B3 bond builder. All treatments include a scalp and hand massage, as well as an aromatherapy chilled eye pillow for a fully relaxing experience.
About Lola & Hair Salon
The salon was founded by Gina Petty, who started her salon in a suite in 2012 before scaling her business to where it is today. As a certified Green Circle Salon, Lola & Hair has a plan for recycling single-use materials, and hair color waste gets sent off for a process that is used to create clean energy.
“When you know you look good, you behave differently. You are more affectionate with your partner, you’re more patient with your children, kinder to strangers, and more adventurous in your pursuit of greatness,” said a spokesperson for the salon. “It is our mission to give you the added confidence that comes from looking and feeling your very best.”
To learn more, please visit: https://www.lolahairandsoul.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Gina Petty
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Organization: Lola Hair and Soul
Address: 11 S 2nd St, , Geneva, IL 60134, United States
Phone: +1-331-588-5649
Website: https://www.lolahairandsoul.com/
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