Hair Salons in Hialeah Gardens

Jean-Claude Biguine offers expert mane maintenance to nourish and nurture a bumper keratin crop, primping follicle farms with a host of scissor-slicing snips and snaps. Biguine began fostering fetching hair 28 years ago, and he built his salon empire on a foundation of quality services, affordable prices, and hair-buttressing mousse. After a shampoo, cut, and blow dry from Biguine's world-class stylists, scalp spaghetti becomes jealousy-sparking plugs of hair. As certified keepers of Kérastase's protein-pumping formulas, Jean-Claude Biguine's forelock ritualists further aid timid tresses with an array of treatments designed to succor starved strands, shield chromatic colors, or add volume to limp 'dos and deflated coif soufflés.

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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.

Perfect Bronze's licensed aestheticians are adept at overriding ghostly complexions, lackluster lashes, and Bert-like monobrows. The salon's signature sunless tan ($50) remedies pallid pigmentation from top to toe with an odorless spray that dries in about five minutes. Made with sugar-based ingredients, the airbrush-applied spray lasts 7–10 days. A bevy of waxing treatments, such as underarms ($20), half-legs ($25), and bikini lines ($20), allow hirsute customers to return to a childlike state of hairlessness and innocence, recalling languid summer days spent sliding friction-free down gutters; whereas body bleaching wraps unwanted body hairs in individual invisibility cloaks (starting at $15).

Getting hair extensions is often a lengthy process, one that includes a consultation and a waiting period as the chosen tracks are shipped from an outside vendor. But Allure Hair Salon makes extensions its specialty, so the salon keeps its entire inventory in house. This means stylists can begin the application process as soon as clients select what hair they want. Guests choose not only the color and texture of the natural and virgin European hair they prefer, but also the application process they desire, taking into account how permanent it is and whether it turns them into a functioning cell tower.

Allure’s stylists are also well versed in smoothing treatments. Beyond traditional Japanese and Brazilian straightening, they can apply Zerran RealLisse vegan smoothing system, made from wheat, corn, and oat proteins. Organic color from Tocco Magico infuses hair with coconut cream and herbs, and Kérastase conditioning treatments nourish hair dry from overstyling or from having a thirsty bird suck the moisture right out of it.

At Chase Evans Salon and Spa, the team of stylists and aestheticians is under no illusions about what it takes to create an excellent client experience. “Constant commitment,” the owner insists, is what drives each staff member to go above and beyond the call, from the way they listen to clients during complimentary consultations, to the ceremonial backflip with which they conclude each successful blowout. In between, hair stylists––each boasting more than 20 years of experience––craft custom cuts and colors with European products, helping heads adopt a look as vibrant as the chandeliers that flank the front of the salon.

Removed from the bustle of the salon, aestheticians conduct their tranquil services inside a soundproofed treatment room. Massage therapist Milena Barbic—who’s been with the salon since its opening—eases muscle tension with traditional and hot-stone modalities as quiet music calms clients and gently sings stress to sleep.