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Bring on the fall with a new hairstyle, or color for that matter, crafted by the expert stylists at the exclusive Alex Anthony salon in the West Village.
Grab this $39 pulse (a $215 value) for a haircut, blow-dry and deep conditioning treatment + a $20 gift card to spend at the salon on service during your visit or a future visit.
The $59 pulse (a $245 value) gets you a single process, blow-dry and deep conditioning treatment + a $20 gift card to spend at the salon on service during your visit or a future visit.
If you really want to mix it up, the $89 pulse (a $270 value) gets you ombre highlights, blow-dry + $20 gift card OR balayage highlights, blow dry + $20 gift card.... the decision is your's!
$39 For A Haircut, Blow-dry & Deep Conditioning Treatment + $20 Gift Card (a $215 Value)
$59 For A Single Process, Blow-dry & Deep Conditioning Treatment & $20 Gift Card ($245 Value)
Alex Anthony Salon is co-owned by legendary stylist Alex Mnayarji who was former head educator and stylist of the Ouidad salon network and worked side-by-side with Ouidad for over 8 years.
In addition she has experience styling for Tara Subkoff, Rebecca Minkoff and Timo Weiland for NY Fashion Week and Broadway hits “Wicked”, “In the Heights”, “Avenue Q” and “Book of Mormon”.
With this pulse you get a month of unlimited blowouts - anytime you like!
It is no wonder that this salon scores 4 from over 50 reviews on Yelp:
"I absolutely LOVE this salon... ALL of the stylists here are extremely talented. I'm always super satisfied. I swear by the unlimited blowout promo and it's everything the name says, no fine print!"
"The blowout was fabulous and my stylist Brittany was super sweet!"
May purchase as many pulses as you like for personal use or for gifting.
$20 gift card may be used on services during your visit or a future visit.
Expires Friday January 10, 2014.
