Get Hair Envy at Local SLC Salons

My hair mojo is wash and go, but then again, sometimes it’s nice to try a new look. It’s also very nice to get pampered. We’re still getting together for the holidays, albeit masked and distanced, and we want our hair to look amazing.

With COVID-19 still going strong, the following salons are taking safety measures, practicing safe distancing between clients and requiring the use of masks. And hey, even if your event got canceled—you can still show-off your hair on Zoom. Indulge!

hair1. The Drybar— Sugar House: Braiding one’s hair or taking on a radical updo is difficult
(if not nigh impossible) to do yourself, so if that’s the look you want, having it done is a bit of a luxury but the best way to go. ($45-90.) My stylist earned every penny because she had to power through my extremely thick hair, using styling products to protect from heat damage, and flat iron to fully straighten. It was far from my everyday look, but I did enjoy it. My hair felt so soft, shiny and smooth that my friends/daughters had to touch it in disbelief.

21133 E. Wilmington Ave., SLC, 385-429-5334, thedrybar.com

2. Blo Dry Bar: Once in awhile, isn’t it nice to let someone take over and
do the heavy hairstyle lifting? Take a load off your shoulders, arms, wrists and hands and let the folks at the Blo Dry Bar take on your next full blowout, classic up-do or create a fancy fishtail braid.

202 E. Wilmington Ave. Suite 150, SLC, 801-466-2090, blomedry.com

3. STYLD’ Blow Dry Bar:  This studio space is inside Trolley Square and along with styling, you can add on getting your makeup done or weaving in hair extensions. Always wanted to go long or add in some volume? This season is the time to bring out your inner Cher.

602 E. 500 South, SLC, 801- 609-7718, styldblowdrybar.com

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Jen Hill
Jen Hillhttps://www.saltlakemagazine.com/
Former Salt Lake Magazine Associate Editor Jen Hill is a SLC transplant from Bloomington, Ind. As a blogger and feature writer, Jen follows the pulse of the community with interests in urban agriculture, business, fitness & beauty and anything that allows her to get out of the office and into the mountains.

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