Haircuts remove dead ends and ends that have been playing dead to avoid doing their chores. Get rid of what's tying you down with today's Groupon to Salon Rouge. Choose from the following options:
For $35, you get a haircut package (a $105 total value) that includes the following items:
- A haircut (a $45 value)
- A deep-conditioning treatment with Awapuhi Wild Ginger KeraTriplex (a $60 value)
For $59, you get a haircut and highlights package (a $200 total value) that includes the following items:
- A haircut (a $45 value)
- A deep-conditioning treatment with Awapuhi Wild Ginger KeraTriplex (a $60 value)
- Toner (a $15 value)
- Partial highlights with one scoop of lightener (an $80 value)
For $20, you get a women's haircut (a $45 value).
Salon Rouge's team of Paul Mitchell–trained hair techs focus their talents on developing new styles and trends, which they flaunted in an appearance at 2011 Fashion Week San Antonio. After the expert aestheticians sud up heads with shampoo, scissors gently send unwanted tresses on hypnotic flights to the floor. Stylists swathe noggin strands in a thick Awapuhi Wild Ginger KeraTriplex serum, turning fragile locks into gleaming ropes capable of supporting princes and concerned fire-safety marshals. The deep-conditioning treatment builds keratin bonds within barren and broken regions of hair and enhances overall volume and shine. Partial highlights add dimension to coiffure, and a toner cancels out yellows, oranges, and other brassy tones that might clash with a passing marching band.
Groupon Says
The Groupon Guide to: Body Language
To communicate, humans use body language 95% of the time and slogans they learned from pizza commercials for the other 5%. Communicate clearly using this guide to the language of the human body:
• Holding Hands: Couples are often seen holding hands during the beginning stages of a relationship because they're trying to memorize each other’s fingerprints—a critical part of the test to get a marriage license. For non-couples, holding hands is a way to gauge each other's hand sweat; whoever is sweating less is not as alive as the other person and should be rushed to the nearest adrenaline-producing skate park.
• Crossing Your Arms: Crossing your arms holds your organs in, letting people know that you love yourself for what’s on the inside, not just for your good outer looks.
• Hugging: People used to wrap their arms around each other so that they could punch each other in the back more easily without their sympathetic-looking faces getting in the way. Today, hugging is taboo, because it just looks too disgusting to see two grown adults embrace each other.
• Shaking Your Head: Shaking your head slowly lets people know that something is "a crying shame," and shaking your head vigorously means that you just had such a sick thought that you're trying to shake your brain out of your skull.
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