Best Hair Salon in Hull, MA | Kimberly Messing Hair Design
Live on the peninsula and tired of driving past three salons that never quite get your color right? Kimberly Messing Hair Design has been mixing formulas and cutting hair on Washington Street in Braintree since 1986, and a steady stream of Hull clients make the short trip inland because nine specialists, not one overworked generalist, are waiting for them.
Located in Braintree, MA | Serving Hull Since 1986
The Salon Kim Messing Built, One Honest Conversation at a Time
Kim didn't set out to build a chain or a franchise. She opened a single chair in 1986 with a simple operating rule: talk to the client before touching the hair. Forty years later that rule is still the whole business model. Ask any client who has been coming for fifteen or twenty years and they'll tell you the salon has grown, moved product lines, added specialists, and never once dropped that habit.
Kim herself is board-certified in color, a credential a small fraction of working colorists in Massachusetts ever complete. It means she sat for advanced testing in formulation, correction, and color theory, and keeps recertifying instead of coasting on a decade-old license. She's also Hot Heads certified for tape-in extensions, and she still shows up to Goldwell, Redken, and Keratin Complex education sessions like a stylist five years into the trade rather than forty.
Everyone else on the floor trained under her or alongside her. That's not a coincidence, it's how the standard gets passed down without watering it out.
Kim also runs the business the way she runs a consultation: honestly, and without cutting corners when it's inconvenient. She's watched trends come and go for four decades and has never chased one that wasn't right for the client sitting in front of her. That patience is part of why Hull residents who first tried the salon for a single appointment tend to stay for years.
Phone: 781-817-5077
Email: hello@kimberlymessinghairdesign.com
Address: 533 Washington Street, Braintree, MA 02184
Salon Hours
- Monday - Closed
- Tue: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Wed: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Thu: 9:00 am - 8:00 pm
- Fri: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Sat: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
- Sunday - Closed
Why Hull Clients Choose a Braintree Salon
Nobody drives off the peninsula for a haircut unless there's a real reason. Here's what keeps bringing Hull residents to Washington Street instead of stopping at the first storefront near the harbor.
A Team of Specialists, Not a Bench of Generalists
Walk in and you're matched to whoever actually specializes in what your hair needs. Janet owns correction work. Laura owns blonding. Alicia owns curl. Nobody here is stretched thin trying to be good at everything, which usually means being great at nothing.
Run With an Eye on Its Footprint
Kim runs the business with real attention to waste and sourcing, not a line she added to the website for optics. Clients who care about where their money goes tend to notice, and mention it.
Consultations That Aren't Rushed
The pace here slows down the second you sit in the chair. Nobody's trying to hit a fifteen-minute turnaround. That patience is the reason people who tried three other salons first end up staying for years.
One Stylist, Start to Finish
No double-booking, no color processing handed off to whoever's free. The person who consults with you is the person who finishes your appointment, every single time.
The Full Menu at Kimberly Messing Hair Design
Everything on this list is handled by a specialist in that exact service, and every appointment opens with a real conversation about your hair's history and your daily routine before anyone reaches for scissors or color.
Hair Cut
A cut here begins with questions, not a quick once-over: how do you actually style it at home, what's working, what isn't. Options include:
Barber's Cut Sharp, low-fuss, easy to maintain.
Kid's Cut Patient, unhurried, built for younger clients.
Haircut (Short) Precise shaping that holds its structure.
Haircut (Medium) Movement and shape without losing versatility.
Haircut (Long) Length preserved, ends cleaned up properly.
Haircut (Extra-Long) Built around keeping length intact.
Shampoo and Cut A full refresh, more manageable hair on the way out.
Shampoo, Cut, and Blow-dry Ready for whatever's next on your day.
Shampoo and Blow-dry Smooth and frizz-free without touching a flat iron at home.
Perm Texture and volume built to last.
Hair Color
Color formulas get built around your skin tone, your hair's chemical history, and the fact that salt air and humidity are part of daily life on the peninsula. The menu:
Single Process Color Even, rich, dependable coverage.
Double Process Color A dramatic shift, lifted first and then toned.
Partial Foil Dimension exactly where you want it.
Custom Foil Small, intentional pops of brightness.
Full Foil Bold color built through the whole head.
Balayage Hand-painted, soft regrowth, one of the most requested services in the salon.
Color Balance Correction for tone that's gone faded or uneven.
Up-Do Styling built to hold through a long event.
Add Flat Iron A sleek, polished finish.
Add Curl Soft waves or definition, added at the end.
Alternative Hair and Toppers
Price Upon Consultation
Jackie Shaughnessy runs these consultations, privately and without any pressure, for clients dealing with thinning or volume loss. Every fitting is built for the specific person in the chair, and discretion is standard, not a special request.
Learn More About Alternative Hair and Toppers
Hair Extensions
Requires Consultation
Kim handles extension work personally, matching for length, texture, and density so the result reads as your own hair rather than something added on. Clients travel from well beyond Braintree specifically for this.
Learn More About Hair Extensions
Tinting and Waxing
Clean finishing services that pair easily with a color or cut visit:
Lip and Chin Gentle waxing, smooth finish.
Eyebrow Waxing Shaped to suit your features.
Brow Tint Fuller-looking brows without daily makeup.
Learn More About Tinting and Waxing
Meet the Team Hull Clients Book
Jackie Shaughnessy — Senior Stylist and Cutting Specialist
38 years cutting hair, curly hair cut dry as her specialty, plus color and topper work.
Kim Messing — Owner and Master Colorist
38+ years, board-certified, extensions and custom color formulation.
Maureen Lamie — Master Stylist
25+ years, foiling and balayage.
Alicia Hayward — DevaCurl Certified Curl Specialist
Trained directly with the DevaCurl team, curl-by-curl dry cutting.
Janet Layden — Color Correction Specialist
The one clients call when a color has gone wrong somewhere else.
Laura Blaikie — Blonding Specialist
Bright, dimensional lightening protected with Olaplex and K18.
Emma Browning — Contemporary Cuts and Fashion Color
Trend-forward shapes and Pulp Riot vivids.
Judy — Senior Stylist and Blowout Specialist
25+ years, event-ready styling that holds.
Kat — Texture and Updo Specialist
Braids, updos, and styling built to survive a full night out.
What It's Like Coming In From the Peninsula
Hull runs on Nantasket Beach and the Paragon Carousel, on salt air and a slower, coastal pace that doesn't always translate into a lot of specialized salon options nearby. This salon sits inland on Washington Street in Braintree, an easy, honest drive off the peninsula, and once clients make the trip a couple times it stops feeling like a special occasion and starts feeling like just where they go.
Living that close to the ocean does something specific to hair. Salt exposure pulls moisture out, dulls color faster than inland conditions would, and leaves a lot of Hull clients dealing with dryness and brassiness they can't quite explain until someone walks them through what salt air actually does to the hair shaft. Every stylist here has had that conversation more than once.
The salon has held the same Washington Street address for close to four decades, long enough that plenty of clients have been making this same short inland trip for years, sometimes bringing a daughter or a friend along once they've stopped questioning whether it's worth it.
Nantasket Beach draws people to Hull for the exact opposite reason clients drive out of it: sun, wind, and salt water are wonderful for an afternoon and rough on hair over an entire season. Stylists here hear about the Paragon Carousel and a summer spent near the water often enough that it's become part of the standard conversation, right alongside the usual questions about color history and daily routine. It's a small thing, but it means the advice you get already accounts for where you actually live instead of treating every client like they're starting from the same baseline.
What Our Clients Are Saying
Real, verified Google reviews from Kimberly Messing Hair Design clients.
★★★★★ Olga Conley — “I had the great pleasure of visiting the salon yesterday and I have to say it was wonderful. I have thinning hair and was looking for an everyday practical solution. Jackie Shaughnessy was amazing, she definitely is an expert in this arena. She was honest, knowledgeable,...” Verified Google review
★★★★★ Renee — “Alicia Hayward is the absolute best! She has such a great eye for detail and really listens, which makes all the difference. She delivers flawless results every single time. I've moved all my hair services to her this past year—thank you, Alicia!” Verified Google review
★★★★★ Pam DeClerico — “Alycia was fabulous-showed her a picture & she did it perfectly! Very friendly, warm and very detailed.. I'm coming back for sure. So happy I found a new hairdresser” Verified Google review
Nine Specialists, Deeper Bios
A lot of salons run on one or two strong names and a rotating cast filling out the schedule. This one was built the opposite way. Every chair belongs to someone who picked a lane years ago and never stopped refining it.
Jackie Shaughnessy, Senior Stylist and Cutting Specialist
Jackie has been cutting hair for 38 years, and clients book her months in advance because her work grows out cleanly for two months instead of falling apart after three weeks. Curly hair is where she goes deepest: cut dry, curl by curl, instead of wet and guessed at, which is the difference between a shape that survives real weather and one that only looks right in the mirror at the salon.
She also leads the alternative hair and topper consultations, working privately with clients navigating thinning or volume loss, matching solutions to what a person actually needs rather than pushing a generic answer. Clients who've sat with Jackie for one of these consultations often describe it as the first time someone actually explained their options instead of rushing to a single recommendation, and that patience is a big part of why her calendar fills up months in advance.
Kim Messing, Owner and Master Colorist
Kim opened this salon in 1986 and has spent nearly four decades studying how color actually behaves on real hair exposed to real weather, not lab conditions. She's board-certified, a rare designation on the South Shore, earned through advanced testing in formulation and correction that most stylists never attempt. She mixes every formula from scratch, factoring in porosity, prior color history, water quality, and how a client actually lives.
She's Hot Heads certified for tape-in extensions and handles that work personally, and her color correction skill is why clients drive in from well outside Braintree when another salon's formula goes sideways. Outside the chair she still mentors every stylist who comes through the salon, which is the real reason the quality holds steady no matter which specialist you end up booking.
Maureen Lamie, Master Stylist and Foiling Specialist
Twenty-five-plus years of building dimensional color have made Maureen the one other stylists study for foil placement. She maps face shape and growth pattern before a single foil goes in, and her balayage is hand-painted specifically to avoid the harsh line a rushed application leaves behind.
Alicia Hayward, DevaCurl Certified Curl Specialist
Alicia trained directly with the DevaCurl team and is one of a small number of certified curl specialists on the South Shore. She cuts curly, wavy, and coily hair dry, curl by curl, after a real conversation about pattern and routine, which is exactly why clients who've been let down elsewhere keep booking her. Her warmth in the chair comes up in review after review, and clients frequently say she's the reason they finally stopped dreading haircuts.
Janet Layden, Color Correction Specialist
Janet is who gets the call when a box-dye job or a botched highlight needs fixing. Correction work demands real technical fluency in lift levels, fillers, and toners, and she's built her whole career around exactly that. She's just as comfortable building dimension from scratch as she is untangling someone else's mistake, and clients describe her as unusually patient with a listening ear for whatever brought them in.
Laura Blaikie, Blonding Specialist
Laura lives in blonding the way some stylists live in cutting. Her lightening work is bright and lived-in, built to grow out gracefully, and she uses Olaplex and K18 through every lightening service to protect the hair's structure along the way.
Emma Browning, Contemporary Cuts and Vivid Color
Emma brings the newest technique on the floor: textured shags, French bobs, and whatever's trending, cut with a real technical foundation underneath. She also handles vivid and fashion color using Pulp Riot, formulated to hold rather than fade in a week.
Judy, Senior Stylist and Blowout Specialist
Twenty-five-plus years styling hair, fluent in everything from classic waves to sleek, polished blowouts. She's the one booked ahead of weddings and galas, when hair needs to survive a whole night without a touch-up.
Kat, Texture and Updo Specialist
Kat handles braids, updos, and intricate styling engineered to hold through humidity and dancing both. Brides and event clients book her specifically, and she's steadily building a following for color work too.
See our full service menu and pricing.
The Products On Our Retail Wall
Over 200 products from more than two dozen professional brands sit on the retail wall, and every one earns its spot by actually getting used in the chair first.
K18
Peptide technology that rebuilds the hair shaft from the inside, used in every chemical service. Clients dealing with salt-air dryness or lightened hair typically notice a real jump in shine within a handful of washes of the at-home mask.
Goldwell
A primary color line here, paired with Color Revive and Dualsenses for at-home maintenance between visits.
Redken
Acidic Bonding Concentrate and the broader styling line are retail mainstays, especially for anyone managing damage from sun and salt exposure.
Keratin Complex
Sulfate-free care that extends the salon's keratin smoothing services, useful against the frizz that coastal humidity brings on.
Olaplex
The bond-builder used in-service and recommended at home, still the standard clients trust between visits.
Other Key Brands
Soma, Zenagen for thinning hair, Tri Design, Living Proof for frizz, Aluram, Design Me, Amika, Pureology, Milk_shake, Hot Like Me, Revitalash, ECRU New York, FHI Heat, Wahl, and Jon Renau for wigs and toppers, each one explained by your stylist rather than just left on a shelf. Clients dealing with coastal exposure specifically get steered toward the UV-protective and clarifying options in that lineup, since salt and sun do more damage over a season than most people realize until someone actually points it out.
One Stylist, Full Attention, Every Visit
Volume-driven salons double-book color processing and split a stylist's attention across three chairs at once. This one runs differently. Your stylist works with you and only you from consultation to final blowout.
Clients consistently say that undivided attention is the whole reason they stay: no rushing, no handoffs to an assistant who doesn't know their hair. And it isn't just a nicer experience, the actual technical work improves when a stylist isn't splitting focus three ways.
Honesty runs alongside the attention. If a request won't work on your hair, or your hair needs some health restored first, you'll hear it plainly, before anything happens in the chair. That's been the standard since 1986.
None of that changes for clients coming in from further away. A stylist doesn't rush a Hull client through an appointment just because they've got a longer drive home. If anything, the opposite happens: knowing someone made the trip is one more reason to make sure the visit was worth it.
Why Hair on the Peninsula Behaves the Way It Does
Living near the water changes how hair ages, and Hull sits about as close to that reality as the South Shore gets.
Salt Air and Coastal Exposure
Regular salt exposure dries hair out and dulls color into a grayish cast over time. Clients who spend a lot of time near Nantasket benefit from a heavier moisture routine, UV-protective leave-ins, and a rinse before swimming that keeps salt from settling into the cuticle in the first place.
Hard Water Mineral Buildup
Hard water throughout the region deposits calcium and iron on the hair shaft, showing up as dullness, faster color fade, and brassiness in lightened hair. A chelating treatment resets it when shampoo alone stops working.
Humidity and Frizz
Summer humidity works into the hair shaft and disrupts the cuticle, and coastal humidity can run even heavier than inland. A cut built to work with the pattern, the right sealing products, and sometimes a keratin service address it directly.
Winter Damage
Cold wind off the water plus dry indoor heat is a rough combination, causing breakage and static that home care needs to shift for every fall.
Seasonal Color Strategy
Tone reads differently in summer light near the beach than it does under gray winter skies, and plenty of clients adjust twice a year to match. A warm blonde that looks perfect against a July tan can feel flat by November, and a deeper winter brunette can feel heavy the moment beach season starts back up.
Chlorine and Pool Exposure
It isn't only the ocean. Pool time throughout the summer adds its own mineral buildup on top of salt exposure, and the two together can leave lightened hair with a greenish or brassy cast that a regular shampoo won't touch. A clarifying treatment timed around a summer of swimming keeps color from drifting somewhere nobody intended.
What a Free Consultation Covers
Every new client gets a free, no-obligation consultation before the first service, usually 20 to 30 minutes of real conversation.
- Hair history. Prior chemical services and how your hair responded.
- Current condition. An honest read on porosity and integrity.
- Daily routine. Wash frequency, products, and tools you actually use.
- Lifestyle factors. Swimming, sun exposure, workouts, work environment.
- Visual reference. Photos of what you want, and what you don't.
- Realistic outcome. One visit versus a multi-session plan.
- Cost and time. Clear numbers before anything starts.
- Maintenance plan. What upkeep actually looks like between visits.
Plenty of clients say the consultation alone gave them more useful information than years of appointments somewhere else. It's treated as the foundation everything else gets built on, not a formality to get through before the real appointment starts, and it costs nothing to find out whether a specific stylist is the right match before committing to a full service.
Serving Hull From Our Braintree Studio
Hull is a coastal peninsula town built around Nantasket Beach and the historic Paragon Carousel, a place with its own rhythm that doesn't always run on the same schedule as the rest of the South Shore. This salon isn't in Hull. It's located in Braintree, a short, straightforward drive off the peninsula, and that distinction matters because it's part of why the salon can support nine full-time specialists instead of the one or two chairs a smaller coastal storefront could sustain.
Clients who make the trip tend to build it into an existing errand run, a stop before or after a day elsewhere on the South Shore, rather than treating it as a special occasion. Once the drive stops feeling notable, it just becomes part of how they take care of their hair.
Hull's character is genuinely its own: a narrow peninsula, a beach that fills up every summer weekend, and a community that's used to being a little separate from the mainland towns around it. That separateness is exactly why a lot of Hull residents have historically had fewer specialized salon options close to home, and why the short drive inland has become a normal part of the routine rather than an inconvenience worth complaining about.
Is the Drive From Hull Worth It?
It's the question every new client asks, and the honest answer is yes, for concrete reasons rather than a sales pitch. Board-certified color expertise, nine specialists instead of one generalist, and an appointment model built around undivided attention aren't things a peninsula storefront the size of a nail salon can replicate.
The logistics make it easier than it sounds: free on-site parking, evening hours Tuesday through Thursday, and Saturday availability for anyone who can't get away during the week. For a lot of Hull clients, the trip ends up folded into a grocery run or an errand already planned near Braintree, which takes the "extra drive" complaint off the table pretty quickly once it's actually tried.
What Hull Clients Book Most
Color leads, especially correction work and blonding, given how quickly salt air and sun fade a formula. Janet's correction skill and Laura's blonding technique cover most of that demand, with Maureen's foiling close behind for anyone chasing dimension.
Curly and wavy cuts come in second. Alicia's DevaCurl certification and Jackie's dry-cutting method both draw clients who've never had someone actually understand their texture before.
Topper and alternative hair consultations round out the list, led by Jackie with real discretion for clients navigating thinning. Extensions come up often too, especially heading into summer, when clients want length and volume that can survive a day at the beach without looking obviously added.
A Relationship That Builds Over Time
The first visit sets a baseline. By the third or fourth, your stylist knows how your hair lifts, how it fades near salt water, and how it holds through a New England winter. That kind of understanding doesn't happen by hopping between salons every few months.
Booking your next appointment before you leave is standard practice: color clients typically return every 4-6 weeks, highlights and balayage every 8-12, cuts every 6-8, and treatments quarterly. For clients living right on the water, that rhythm often shifts slightly, with a clarifying treatment added after a heavy stretch of beach days so the color plan doesn't get knocked off track by a summer nobody planned around hair maintenance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Kimberly Messing Hair Design close to Hull?
It's a short, honest drive inland to 533 Washington Street in Braintree. The salon isn't located in Hull itself, but plenty of clients from the peninsula make the trip regularly.
What do haircuts cost?
Barber's Cut and Kid's Cut start at $35. Short cuts start at $44, medium at $66, long at $88, extra-long at $110. Shampoo and Cut starts at $50, Shampoo/Cut/Blow-dry at $60, Shampoo and Blow-dry at $35. Perms start at $105.
Is there evening or weekend availability for people who work?
Yes. Tuesday and Wednesday run until 7:00 pm, Thursday until 8:00 pm, and Saturday hours cover anyone who can't get away on a weekday. It's built around the fact that plenty of clients are commuting from outside Braintree and need appointments that fit around a full workday.
What does hair color cost?
Single Process starts at $75, Double Process at $120, Partial Foil at $148, Full Foil at $185, Balayage at $220. Custom Foil add-ons start at $22, Color Balance at $37, Up-Do at $100.
Do you handle hair damaged by salt water and sun?
Regularly. Bond-building treatments, chelating services, and a home-care routine built for coastal exposure are all part of the standard conversation.
Is there a curly hair specialist?
Yes, both Alicia and Jackie specialize in curl, cut dry rather than wet, which changes the outcome significantly.
What about alternative hair and toppers?
Jackie leads those consultations privately, priced after assessment.
What do tinting and waxing services cost?
Eyebrow Waxing starts at $20, Brow Tinting at $20, Lip and Chin Waxing at $25.
How do I book?
Book online any time or call 781-817-5077. Thursday evenings run until 8:00 pm for later availability.
What are the salon hours?
Tuesday and Wednesday 9-7, Thursday 9-8, Friday and Saturday 9-4, closed Sunday and Monday.
Do you work with every hair type?
Yes, fine, thick, curly, color-treated, all of it, every client should leave feeling understood.
Extended FAQ: Deeper Questions
How long does color last?
Single process needs a refresh every 4-6 weeks. Highlights hold 8-12 weeks. Balayage stretches 12-16 weeks. Vivid color fades fastest, usually within 4-8 weeks.
Will color damage my hair?
Not when it's done correctly. Lightening is the most demanding service, which is why Olaplex and K18 are used throughout. Damage tends to come from bouncing between salons or using box dye between professional visits.
How long does a color appointment take?
Single process: 90 minutes to 2 hours. Partial foils: 2 to 2.5 hours. Full foils: 2.5 to 3.5. Balayage: 2.5 to 3.5. Correction: 4-8 hours, sometimes split across visits.
Balayage or highlights?
Highlights are foiled for maximum brightness. Balayage is hand-painted for a softer, lower-maintenance look. A free consultation is the fastest way to decide.
How do I protect color from salt and sun?
Rinse with fresh water before and after swimming, use a UV-protective leave-in, and wash with sulfate-free shampoo every 2-3 days rather than daily.
What does a full color transformation cost?
It depends on your starting color, target, and length, and it's always quoted after a free consultation.
How do I find the right stylist?
A free consultation matches you based on what you need, whether that's Janet for correction, Laura for blonding, or Alicia for curl.
What if I don't like the result?
Say something. There's a plan for adjusting color, cut, or style, and nobody should leave unhappy without speaking up.
Can I bring someone with me?
Yes, plenty of clients book alongside a friend or family member, and overlapping appointments are usually workable.
Do you serve clients dealing with medical hair loss?
Yes, Kim personally handles Jon Renau wig and topper consultations with discretion, and private parking in back is available if preferred.
Gift cards?
Available in any amount, online or in-salon, and they never expire.
Payment methods?
Cash, Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Discover, debit, and gift cards.
Cancellation policy?
24 hours notice, please. Same-day cancellations and no-shows are charged 50% of the service cost.
Tipping?
Not required, always appreciated, standard practice runs 18-22%.
Walk-ins?
The salon runs by appointment, though same-day slots occasionally open. Call 781-817-5077 to check.
How do I book my first visit?
Online, or by calling 781-817-5077, ideally by phone the first time so you can be matched with the right specialist.
Do you offer treatments specifically for salt-damaged hair?
Yes. A bond-building treatment paired with a clarifying rinse is the most common recommendation for clients who spend a lot of time near the water, and it's usually built right into a regular color or cut appointment rather than requiring a separate visit.
Can I get a treatment plan for the whole summer in advance?
Absolutely. Plenty of clients set up a seasonal plan at a spring consultation, spacing out clarifying treatments and touch-ups around the months they know they'll be at the beach most.
Do kids' cuts need an appointment during the summer?
Booking ahead is smart, especially in July and August when the schedule fills up faster with families in town for the season.
Booking, Hours, and What to Expect on Your First Visit
Book online at our portal or by calling 781-817-5077 during business hours.
Hours of Operation
Tuesday: 9:00am–7:00pm | Wednesday: 9:00am–7:00pm | Thursday: 9:00am–8:00pm | Friday: 9:00am–4:00pm | Saturday: 9:00am–4:00pm | Sunday & Monday: Closed
What to Bring
Photos of what you want and what you don't, a list of current products, and questions. Come ready to talk it through.
What to Wear
Something you don't mind getting a little damp. Capes and towels are provided, but skip the white shirt.
Time to Plan For
Cut and style: 60-90 minutes. Single process and cut: 2-2.5 hours. Highlights and cut: 3-4. Balayage and cut: 3-4. Correction: variable, sometimes split across sessions.
Parking
Free lot at the salon, no meters, no garage.
Check-In
You'll be greeted at the desk and your stylist will find you within a few minutes.
Also Serving Nearby Communities
Looking for a top-rated salon near you? Visit our dedicated pages for towns near Braintree:
- Best Salon Near Braintree, MA
- Best Salon Near Weymouth, MA
- Best Salon Near Quincy, MA
- Best Salon Near Milton, MA
- Best Salon Near Holbrook, MA
Our Specialty Services
- Hair Color Services
- Precision Haircuts
- Hair Extensions
- Tinting and Waxing
- Alternative Hair and Toppers
- Meet Our Stylists
Your Best Hair Is a Short Drive Away
Color built to survive salt air and sun, curl work from two specialists who actually cut dry, and a team that talks to you before touching a single strand. That's what's waiting on Washington Street for clients making the trip in from Hull.
Kim built this salon for people tired of feeling rushed through an appointment, and that idea travels just fine off the peninsula. Whether it's a first cut with Alicia, a correction visit with Janet, or the topper consultation Jackie is known for handling with real care, the same standard applies no matter which chair you end up in.
We've been on Washington Street for over 38 years, and we're not going anywhere.