Gene Juarez Salons & Spas

As a spa headhunter, I decided to try the Gene Juarez Academy for a maintenance trim, while outgrowing my V-line bob. (Very out of date today!) and asked them very specifically for my outgrowing bob be leveled to an A-line.As in all academy's, there is an instructor-and mine happened to be a stylish, beautiful woman who had much experience, obviously. For the consultation with her student, the student (before the style began) told the instructor exactly what I conveyed to her myself, as in working with the transition for my style "of the month".And good or bad, the instructor listened carefully, her eye's brimming with creativity and after listening to completion, she immediately began talking as if I were not there.She said, "Look at her shoes, look at her bag, see the same color two toned tops, and even the jewelry that matches. This will not be your typical vertical. She's obviously is a woman of style and taste and knows exactly what she wants." And between the student and the instructor as they both worked on my hair, the instructor was finicky or determined, which ever you choose to call it;I rec'd the best A-line that anyone in Seattle could have received for themselves. The cost of this fabulous cut was (always is) $30.00 and a tip. She also recommended great Kerastase' products for hair repair, it needed something pretty badly-and it absolutely works great for my processed hair.Anyway, I believe image matters. So I'm left to wonder. What would have transpired if I had shown up in a sweatsuit with a shoddy bag?I prefer to think these women are bred and trained with style and taste themselves at Gene Juarez. Very talented.