Hair Salons in University Park

Seasonal hairstyle changes are necessary for survival when living life on the lam or attempting movie-stardom. Invigorate your dead-end short-film career with a deep conditioning and fresh pixie cut, or go from blond to red with all-over color and a nourishing conditioner. For a natural, sun-dappled look, have one of Dear Clark's expert colorists strategically brush your mane with partial highlights. Service values vary depending on which stylist wields the scissors ($50–$90 for women, $40–$80 for men) or churns the dye-vat ($65–$75 for all-over color, $85–$90+ for partial highlights), while deep-conditioning treatments cost $35 across the board. Four experienced members of the Dear Clark hair force are ready and willing to cut and color on command: Kimmy Long, Jenn Armstrong, Kim "Danielle" Phillips, and Tara Burris.

The hip, edgy hair shapery prides itself on providing highly personalized styles, for both the classically inclined cut-tee and the edgy and innovative stander outer. Peruse the menu of services and opt for a strand-soaping and cut ($50+) to allow inner good hair to emerge from an overgrown mane, or choose to tame unruly curls with a chemical straightening treatment ($65+) once and for all. Michelle Patrick's full-service color bar will impress your boss or the inside of a hat with tresses tinted in a flash via a lunchtime 40-minute color treatment ($20), and you can mend the divisions in your damaged 'do with a split-end-repair treatment ($30+). Michelle Patrick Salons employs the hair-quenching power of Paul Mitchell products, and all of the funky, friendly stylists are well versed in cutting, styling, and combing all hair types.

Beneath vintage wood paneling and funky tangerine accents, the stylists of Orange Salon tend to unruly locks with training in such industry staples as Redken, Aveda, and Bumble and bumble. A staff of scissor experts and color specialists revamps ’dos with transformative cuts and tasteful highlights as clients kick back in mod molded-plastic salon chairs and gaze into circular mirrors to summon the ghosts of haircuts past. Meanwhile, aestheticians boost blinks with eyelash extensions and wax away hair to match clients’ faces to their newfound styles.

The cadre of stylists at The Color Studio & Salon include hairstyling-competition winners and veterans of magazine photo shoots––experiences that they draw upon every day as they restructure and repigment locks. The styling-product arsenal includes names such as Goldwell, Redken, and Kerastase, and stylists are certified to administer Brazilian keratin treatments, which transform the texture of dry frizzy hair until it lies calm and smooth, like a placid lake covered in thick fur. To compliment freshened-up 'dos, makeup artists brush on rouge during makeup applications and select stylists smooth wax over brows or upper lip.

At Steven Maxx Salon, owner Lonnie W. DeMoe and his team of stylists draw upon 20 years of styling experience and arm themselves with products by Paul Mitchell, Redken, and American Crew. To beautify manes, they brighten locks via foil or cap highlights as well as combat troublesome natural textures with Brazilian straightening treatments or permanent waves. When they aren't artfully snipping away dead strands, the staff members refresh complexions with therapeutic facials that blend in enzymes from pineapples, papayas, and other naturally handsome fruits, and then shift their focus to the fingernails to outfit digits with new polish, fiberglass overlays, or acrylic fills.

At Blowout Frisco, talented stylists cut, color, and style new hairdos. They offer full-color treatments, as well as partial and full highlights. They also use a wide range of products from brands such as Aquage, L’anza, L’Oréal, and Moroccanoil.