Bleach Please Salon moves into new stylish location
ORANGE PARK – There was a good reason patrons and owners Jenn Hawk and Heather Kile were serving champagne instead of styling hair. A 40-foot move to an open shop next door in the …
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Bleach Please Salon moves into new stylish location
ORANGE PARK – There was a good reason patrons and owners Jenn Hawk and Heather Kile were serving champagne instead of styling hair. A 40-foot move to an open shop next door in the Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace completed the expansion that will allow the salon to expand services.
“In our old location, nine stylists worked in about 1,500 square feet. We were there for 8½ years, and we couldn’t grow anymore. Our new salon is twice the size; we can have up to 15 stylists. Now, we have the opportunity for new growth.”
Beach Please Salon is located on Wells Road in the Bellair-Meadowbrook Terrace.
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