Hair Salons in Des Moines

The staff at Salon Cybele’ boasts 10 members, including a makeup artist, a lash specialist, a massage therapist, and enough skilled stylists to form a complete circle around an ungroomed celebrity on the red carpet. They add panache to hair and nails as well as refresh the skin during facials, waxing, and makeup applications. Stylist Shena adds length to hair and eyelashes with her signature extensions, which have nothing to do with taking 40 minutes to sign for a package. Salon Cybele'’s staff takes advantage of an array of products, including Unite, Moroccanoil, Hairdreams, and Dermalogica.

MargiDavid Salon was founded in 1989, back when salon websites were merely pages in the phonebook that could only be clicked on with a ballpoint pen. However, the salon's associates are as up to date as can be, frequently traveling to new cities for continued education, especially with the Oribe haircare line. Their commitment to stay abreast of the latest trends is evidenced by the many modern 'dos that emerge from the salon, although the stylists can also use their shears and razors to top their clients' heads with classic looks.

Allure Salon’s stylists beautify clients with the latest hair trends and styles inside the modern, loft-styled boutique, located close to Seattle’s Olympic Sculpture Park. The team plies its trade under exposed beams and cerulean accents, which add to a bright, open atmosphere not dissimilar to congressional hearings at the U.S. Capitol building before they added the dome. Allure’s stylists use top products such as Moroccanoil and Davines as they shampoo, repair, and style clients’ locks. Seattle Magazine highlighted Allure as one of the city’s salons to visit for feather extensions—a “hippie-chic twist on the clip-on extension”—and stylists remove the extensions at no charge.

Calling themselves the Glam Squad, the stylists and makeup artists at Bellissimo Beauty Bar use products such as Neuma shampoos and conditioners and Hairdreams hair extensions to sculpt the kinds of looks you'd see on the Bangstyle image community. The studio's fun, quirky décor matches the staff's sensibility, blending modern and vintage furnishings with funky touches, such as contrasting upholstery patterns and styling stations setup on the ceiling.

Because all of the hairstylists at TréusDell Salon & Spa have a minimum of five years of professional experience, they’re able to offer virtually any hair service under the Texas sun. Specialties range from the latest cuts and coloring techniques to feather-lock and micro-cylinder hair extensions, straightening procedures, and nourishing scalp treatments. The expansive beauty haven is also home to talented aestheticians, massage therapists, nail technicians, and professional makeup artists.

Throughout the staff-decorated space, music creates a relaxing and inviting ambiance. At each of the three locations, a boutique area showcases purses, shoes, and ballroom gowns—must-haves for a beauty pageant or an evening spent convincing people you’re a Norwegian princess.

Nominated for 2010’s Best of Western Washington award by Evening Magazine, Angelo Mendi Boutique Salon owner John Bolton crafts personalized hairdos with a house-created cutting technique rarely found in the Pacific Northwest. Dedicated to spreading their trimming skills, John and his team of stylists tour New York, Beverly Hills, and other cities teaching their modern approach to haircare and gleaning further knowledge. When not globetrotting, the hair gurus remain nestled in Tacoma’s Stadium district, employing a stable of Enjoy products to foil, highlight, and craft specialty coifs. Consultations before cuts survey client preferences, and each stylist spouts after-cut tips to ensure effective at-home styling and to keep the endangered hairstylist language alive.