Fringe Salon

Tucked away in a medical style strip office complex, it is easy to overlook this place. A small green sign on the corner of the building points the way to a small and efficient salon. It is open by appointment. No front desk or shampoo staff so you deal directly with the stylists doing your hair.
I use Christina S. — who’s an expert with full curly hair — you know the kind of hair no one can master. Christina has that type of hair so she walks the walk and can talk the talk to help you tame that hair that has mystified you for so long… now of course I’m a guy and absolutely none of this applies to me… but I’ve sat in that salon and heard countless clients tell her, «how can I make my hair look like yours?» She claims it is easy once you know the super secrets.
It is a small space so if all the expensive frills are important to you this may not be your type of salon. But if your searching for a salon staffed by no drama professionals you’ll find them here.

You know how finding a great stylist is like finding a healthy, stable relationship? Yeah. Pretty much impossible. That’s why I’m thanking my lucky (five) stars for being pointed to Stacey at Fringe. Not only is she hilarious to talk to (and a great referral for home renovation projects… just ask), she has gorgeous hair and that’s one of my prereq’s in a stylist. Who wants to get their hair done by someone with a fright wig? Not me.
Anyway, the salon is modern and tiny but efficient. There’s water and coffee in the lobby area, they sell Moroccan Oil products (amongst others) and this new Crack hair leave– in treatment that all the stylists were raving about on one of my recent visits. Parking can be tight at times in the building’s lot, but there’s actually a huge adjacent lot and it’s fine to park there.
I generally get highlights and a haircut, and it runs me about $ 100 before tip. Don’t freak out. Stacey is worth it and this salon is solid. For serious. Call for pricing on other services. You’ll be thanking me!