Hair Salons in Fountainebleau

The staff at Bijie Hair and Nail Salon may speak English and Spanish, but their work will elicit compliments in any language. Limp, lifeless manes settle near one of the crisp, white styling stations and arise a short time later with full, flip-able layers and soft curls, and strands prone to spiraling out of control can be calmed with a keratin treatment or smoothing blowout. Fingers and toes can unwind after a stressful day of typing, tap-dancing, or typing while tap-dancing with one of the salon’s mani-pedis, which include cuticle care, careful shaping, and a coat of color in the customer’s choice.

Wielding products from L’Oréal Professionnel, Pureology, and Kérastase, the licensed stylists at Alec Xander’s Salon & Spa deftly cut and color the hair of male and female clients. Underneath the lofted ceiling, stylists deep-condition dry manes and weave in extensions to add length, volume, and top-shelf-reaching abilities. Additionally, aestheticians clear pores with express facials and nail technicians perch in front of leathery pedicure chairs to dazzle fingers and toes with OPI polish.

Inside any of Hairdoctors Specialty Salons' five full-service locations, skilled aestheticians treat hair and nails with a range of pharmaceutical and natural services. They trim and style hair, perform keratin treatments, and color strands using crayons or ammonia-free dyes and cellophanes. The staff’s work extends beyond hair services via manicures and pedicures. Aestheticians also add to clients' existing hair with extensions—strands made from Remy or virgin Indian human hair and attached to scalps via weaving, taping, fusion, or gluing. Hairdoctors Specialty Salons also posts informative hair-extension FAQs on its website.

Roma & Co.'s stylists update looks amid Middle Eastern-inspired decor framed by cheery green walls and rich burgundy accents. The salon's colorists each boast 15 or more years of experience, routinely verse themselves in the latest trends, and regularly attend high tea with Roy G. Biv. Armed with the salon's exclusive line of haircare products, as well as popular brands such as Moroccanoil, the hairdressing team revitalizes locks and constructs chic 'dos. Elsewhere in the salon, technicians groom surfaces with manicures, MAC makeup applications, and soothing facials.

With today's Groupon tucked beneath a headband, partake in the polish this palace of pulchritude has to offer and select two of the following corporeal services. Highlight a dull noodle nest ($45+ value), or retouch the whole kit and kaboodle for $40. A mani-pedi counts as one treatment, cleaning up your keratin collectors for $30. Absolve yourself of that overgrown pompadour with a haircut and blow-dry (starting at $50), or indulge in the Brazilian keratin treatment, a popular method of silkification that smoothes frayed head-threads into a long-lasting state of smoothness. The keratin treatment normally ranges between $150 and $300, depending on the amount of hair on a given noggin. Hair thickness and length raise the price of both the Brazilian keratin treatment and highlights.

Survivors of Bravo TV’s salon makeover show Tabatha’s Salon Takeover, Pablo Hernandez’s team of savvy stylists prunes the entire body with haircuts and coloring, nail care, and waxing services. Keratin treatments and Japanese thermal straightening treatments put troublemaking locks in line, whereas perms bend them into undulating cascades. Artists can also apply makeup for special events, such as weddings or grand openings of neighborhood grocers. Additionally, the salon caters to masculine bristles with men’s haircuts and beard trims or shaves.