Frenchy's Beauty Parlor

Inside Frenchy’s Beauty Parlor, a team of beauty-school graduates bearing tattoo sleeves and bouffants snip and style haircuts both trendy and edgy. Named for the beauty-school dropout in Grease, Frenchy’s embraces the retro aesthetic of the ’50s with rose-colored walls, gauzy pink curtains, and black styling tables. If the parlor occupies a niche, it’s the pinup market. Stylists are adept at dyeing and styling hair to recall the cheeky posters that soldiers would post in their bunks to remind them what they were fighting for: the noble push pin. Stylists are equally talented at framing faces of all ages and genders with classic and trendy cuts, aided by products from Joico, Pravana, and Kevin Murphy. To complete their look, customers can browse a boutique of hoodies and tank tops emblazoned with the Frenchy’s logo or the label “Beauty School Drop Out.”