Best Hair Salon in Middleboro, MA | Kimberly Messing Hair Design
Cranberry country runs on well water and hard mineral content, and that combination is exactly the kind of thing most salons never think to ask about. Kimberly Messing Hair Design does. For 38-plus years, this salon at 533 Washington Street in Braintree has built its reputation on genuinely understanding what regional water and seasonal shifts do to hair, and Middleborough clients have been making the drive over for precisely that reason. Nine specialists, one board-certified colorist running the show, and a standard that's held since 1986.
Nine Specialists | 38+ Years on Washington Street | A Drive From Middleboro Worth Making
Laura Went All-In on Blonding. That's How Every Chair Here Works.
Laura Blaikie doesn't do a little bit of everything. She lives in blonding specifically, the kind of specialty that separates a stylist who can do highlights from one who's spent years mastering the difference between bright-and-brassy and bright-and-dimensional. Her lightening work always includes Olaplex and K18 to protect the hair's bond structure, which matters even more for clients dealing with hard, mineral-heavy water that fights against clean color.
That kind of deep specialization is how owner Kim Messing built this salon from day one in 1986. Kim is a board-certified colorist, a credential fewer than 5% of working stylists complete, and she's Hot Heads certified for tape-in extensions on top of it. She trains regularly with Goldwell, Redken, Keratin Complex, and Olaplex, and every stylist on the floor has trained under her or alongside her, so the bar doesn't move depending on who you book.
The salon itself has evolved considerably since 1986, more chairs, updated equipment, a retail wall that now carries over 200 products from 28 brands. What's stayed constant is the address and the ownership, and Middleboro clients who first found this place a decade or two ago often say the quality has only gotten more consistent as the team has grown into nine distinct specialists.
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 Middleboro Clients Make the Trip to Braintree
Specialists Who Actually Specialize
Instead of generalists covering for whoever's out, this salon runs on nine distinct disciplines. Laura owns blonding. Maureen owns foiling. Janet owns correction. You're matched to the person who's spent years solving your exact concern.
A Team That Trained Together
Every stylist here trained under Kim or alongside her, so a booking with any of the nine specialists comes with the same underlying standard. That matters most for a technical service like blonding on hard-water-affected hair, where a stylist's judgment in the moment determines whether the result is bright and even or patchy and brassy.
A Business That Weighs Its Own Footprint
Kim runs this salon with genuine attention to sustainability, built into daily choices rather than treated as a marketing line.
Consultations That Actually Take the Time
Every visit opens with a real conversation about what's realistic for your hair, never a rushed scan on the way to the shampoo bowl. That pace is a large part of why clients from beyond Braintree keep this salon on the calendar.
Product Guidance Built Around Your Actual Water
Retail recommendations here go beyond a generic shampoo suggestion. If your color keeps fading faster than it should or a previous stylist never asked what your water supply looks like, that's usually the first thing addressed here, along with a specific take-home routine built around it.
Services at Kimberly Messing Hair Design
Every service is handled by a specialist in that exact discipline, with a real conversation up front about your goals and hair history.
Hair Cut
A cut here starts with a conversation about how you actually wear and style your hair, not a rushed once-over. The menu:
Barber's Cut Clean, low-maintenance, sharp.
Kid's Cut Patient, kid-friendly haircuts.
Haircut (Short) Bold and easy to maintain.
Haircut (Medium) Shape with versatility.
Haircut (Long) Shaping that protects length.
Haircut (Extra-Long) Preserves length while cleaning up ends.
Shampoo and Cut A refresh that's easier to manage.
Shampoo, Cut, and Blow-dry Styled and ready to go.
Shampoo and Blow-dry Smooth and frizz-free without home heat tools.
Perm Lasting texture and volume.
Hair Color
Formulas are built around your skin tone, your hair's chemical history, and how your local water and seasons treat it, not a fixed recipe. The menu:
Single Process Color Rich, even color with depth.
Double Process Color Lift and tone for a bigger change.
Partial Foil Dimension exactly where it's wanted.
Custom Foil Targeted brightness with intention.
Full Foil Bold, multi-dimensional color.
Balayage Hand-painted color that grows out softly. One of the salon's most requested services.
Color Balance Correction for faded or uneven tone.
Up-Do Long-lasting styling for events.
Add Flat Iron A sleek, polished finish.
Add Curl Soft waves or definition, added on.
Alternative Hair and Toppers
Price Upon Consultation
Jackie leads private, unhurried consultations for clients navigating thinning or volume loss, with fittings built around individual need and full discretion.
Learn More About Alternative Hair and Toppers
Hair Extensions
Requires Consultation
Kim personally handles extensions for length and volume that reads as natural. Clients travel across the South Shore, Middleboro included, for this service specifically.
Learn More About Hair Extensions
Tinting and Waxing
Clean finishing work that pairs with any color or cut appointment:
Lip and Chin Gentle waxing, smooth results.
Eyebrow Waxing Shaped to flatter your features.
Brow Tint Fuller-looking arches without daily makeup.
Learn More About Tinting and Waxing
Meet the Team Middleboro Clients Book
Laura — Blonding Specialist
Blonding, Bond-Safe Lightening
Bright, dimensional blonde work protected with Olaplex and K18 through every session.
Kim Messing — Owner and Master Colorist
38+ Years of Experience Extensions, Custom Color, Color Formulation
Board-certified and still mentoring the whole floor to hold the standard she set in 1986.
Jackie — Cutting Specialist and Topper Expert
Cutting, Curly Hair, Alternative Hair, Toppers
Thirty-eight years of precision cutting plus natural-looking topper blending.
Maureen — Foiling and Balayage Specialist
Color, Precision Cuts
Twenty-five-plus years mapping foil placement and hand-painted color.
Janet — Color Correction Specialist
Color Correction, Dimensional Color
The specialist clients call when a color has gone wrong somewhere else.
Alicia — DevaCurl Certified Curl Specialist
Curly, Wavy, and Coily Hair
Cuts dry, curl by curl, for shapes that hold up in real conditions.
Emma — Contemporary Cuts and Vivid Color
Trend Cutting, Fashion Color
Fresh technique plus Pulp Riot vivids built to last.
Judy — Blowout Specialist
Blowouts, Event Styling
Twenty-five-plus years of finishing work that holds up all night.
Kat — Texture and Updo Specialist
Braids, Updos, Salon Support
Styling engineered to survive humidity and dancing until the last song.
What It's Actually Like to Visit Us From Middleboro
A Trip East to Washington Street
The salon is located in Braintree at 533 Washington Street, a drive from Middleboro that clients typically build into a full day out or an existing errand run. Free parking and evening hours make the logistics simple.
Well Water Country Needs a Different Color Approach
Middleboro sits in Massachusetts' cranberry-growing region, and a lot of homes in and around cranberry country run on well water with heavier mineral content than municipal supplies. That kind of hard water deposits calcium, iron, and magnesium onto the hair shaft over time, which shows up as dullness and color fading faster than it should. It's exactly the kind of detail every stylist here builds into a color consultation.
Nearly Four Decades in One Place
This salon has stayed on Washington Street long enough that Middleboro clients often hear about it first from a friend or family member who made the trip years earlier and never looked back.
Worth the Trip for the Right Reason
A short trim doesn't usually justify a longer drive. Blonding done right, a genuine color-correction specialist, or a formula built specifically around your water supply usually does. Middleboro clients tend to weigh it that way, saving the trip for services where the extra expertise actually changes the outcome.
What Our Clients Are Saying
Real, verified Google reviews from Kimberly Messing Hair Design clients.
★★★★★ Jennifer OBrien — "Just want to give a huge shout out and recommendation to Kimberly Messing Hair Design. I've been seeing Kim for a couple years now. The staff stays up-to-date on education within their field. They offer not only a fabulous service of haircuts colors and more, but also..." (Verified Google review)
★★★★★ 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)
★★★★★ Christine Conti — "Excellent customer service! Everyone is so friendly! SHOUT OUT to ALICIA Who's been doing my hair for a while now! SHE'S THE BEST!! Thank you! See you all again in 8 weeks!" (Verified Google review)
The Full Team Behind Your Hair
Most salons run on one or two strong stylists and a rotation of newer talent. This one is structured differently, every chair belongs to a specialist with real depth in a discipline, so a booking here matches you to exactly the person your hair needs.
Laura Blaikie, Blonding Specialist
There's a real gap between a stylist who can do highlights and one who lives in blonding, and Laura sits firmly in the second category. Her work is bright, dimensional, and lived-in, built to flatter skin tone and grow out well, using a mix of foil and hand-painting to avoid the stripey or brassy look that hard water and inconsistent formulas tend to produce.
Clients going significantly lighter from naturally dark hair book Laura specifically, since she uses Olaplex and K18 through every lightening service to protect the hair's bond structure.
For clients coming from well-water areas, Laura routinely builds in an extra clarifying step before lightening begins, since going blonde over mineral-coated hair is one of the more common ways a lightening service turns brassy faster than it should.
Kim Messing, Owner and Master Colorist
Kim has spent 38-plus years studying how color performs on real hair under real conditions, mineral-heavy water included. She's one of a small number of board-certified colorists in Massachusetts, mixing formulas from scratch rather than reaching for a preset recipe. Her Hot Heads tape-in certification draws clients dealing with thinning or density loss, and her color-correction skill pulls clients in when another salon's work has gone sideways.
She's also the one Laura and Janet both consult on the trickiest cases involving heavy mineral buildup layered on top of years of prior color, the kind of combination that requires real judgment rather than a standard formula off a chart.
Jackie Shaughnessy, Senior Stylist and Cutting Specialist
Jackie has cut hair for 38 years, and clients book her months out for precision work that grows out cleanly for eight to ten weeks instead of falling apart after three. Her specialty inside cutting is curly hair, cut dry, curl by curl.
Maureen Lamie, Master Stylist and Foiling Specialist
With 25-plus years building dimensional color, Maureen maps face shape, growth pattern, and lifestyle before the first foil goes in, and her hand-painted balayage avoids the harsh regrowth line of sloppy application.
Janet Layden, Color Correction Specialist
Janet is who gets booked when a color has gone wrong somewhere else, whether that's box-dye disasters, botched highlights, or banding from years of touch-ups. Color correction demands real fluency in lift levels, fillers, toners, and bonding agents.
Alicia Hayward, DevaCurl Certified Curl Specialist
One of the few DevaCurl-certified stylists on the South Shore, Alicia cuts curl by curl, dry, for clients whose curly hair history is a string of disappointing salon visits.
Emma Browning, Contemporary Cuts and Vivid Color
Emma brings the freshest technique on the team, from textured shags to French bobs, plus vivid and fashion color using Pulp Riot formulated for longevity rather than the fast-fading vivids most stylists turn out, an important distinction for anyone whose water at home already puts extra strain on color retention.
Judy, Senior Stylist and Blowout Specialist
Twenty-five-plus years of styling experience, and Judy is the resident blowout artist, booked ahead of weddings and galas for work that holds up under pressure. Her cutting is just as in demand for clients wanting a polished, low-effort shape that fits a busy schedule without daily styling required.
Kat, Texture and Updo Specialist
Kat handles braids, updos, and ponytails engineered to survive a full night of dancing, and is also building a following for dimensional color work with brunettes. Clients consistently mention how relaxed and unhurried the whole appointment feels, even for a complicated style.
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The Professional Products We Trust and Sell
The retail wall carries more than 200 products from 28 professional brands, every one of them something the team actually uses and stands behind.
K18: Peptide Repair Technology
K18 rebuilds the hair shaft's internal structure instead of coating over damage, used in every chemical service. Clients with bleached or processed hair who add the at-home leave-in mask see a real jump in shine within four to six washes.
Goldwell: Color and Care Foundations
A primary color line here, paired with Color Revive for fading color, Kerasilk for smoothing, and Dualsenses for daily maintenance.
Redken: Performance Styling
All Soft, Color Extend Magnetics, and Acidic Bonding Concentrate are retail mainstays for dependable everyday performance.
Keratin Complex: Smoothing Specialists
The full line supports the salon's keratin smoothing services, with sulfate-free shampoo and conditioner recommended to extend any treatment.
Olaplex: Bond Building
Used in-service and recommended as the Number 3 hair perfector between visits, with Number 4 and 5 shampoo and conditioner maintaining bond work at home.
Other Key Brands
Soma, Zenagen for thinning hair, Tri Design for styling, Living Proof for frizz control, Aluram for clean beauty, Design Me for performance styling, Amika for color care, Pureology for color-treated hair, Milk_shake for moisture, Hot Like Me for thermal protection, Revitalash for lash growth, ECRU New York for protective styling, FHI Heat for tools, Wahl for clipper work, and Jon Renau for wigs and toppers. Anyone dealing with hard-water related dullness typically leaves with a specific chelating or clarifying product added to their usual routine, along with a real explanation of how often to use it.
Our Philosophy: One Stylist, Full Attention, No Exceptions
Most salons run on volume: tight booking, double-booked color processing, several chairs per stylist. This one doesn't. Your stylist works on you and only you, from consultation through the final blowout.
Honest consultation is part of the deal. If a color needs to be approached differently because of your water or hair history, you'll hear that upfront. If your hair needs health restored before it can handle what you're asking for, you'll hear that too. That's been the standard since 1986.
That honesty extends to timeline as well as technique. If a blonding service needs to happen over two visits instead of one to keep the hair's integrity intact, particularly on hair that's already fighting mineral buildup, that's the plan you'll hear at the consultation, not a surprise halfway through the appointment.
South Shore Hair Science: Why It Behaves the Way It Does
Hair reacts to its environment, and that includes what's actually in your water supply along with the season outside. Every consultation here builds it in from the start.
Hard Water and Mineral Buildup
Whether it's municipal supply or a private well, hard water deposits calcium, iron, and magnesium onto the hair shaft over time. That shows up as dullness, brassiness in lightened hair, flat texture, and color fading faster than it should. Specific chelating treatments and take-home products are built to reverse it, and it's a bigger factor for clients coming from well-water areas than most people realize.
Humidity and Frizz Management
Summers bring enough humidity to trigger frizz even in clients who've never dealt with it before, disrupting the hair's cuticle. The fix combines a cut built to work with humidity, sealing products, and sometimes a keratin smoothing service.
Winter Damage
Cold air, dry indoor heat, and hats and scarves all cause real damage over a New England winter, from breakage due to friction to static from cold air. Home care recommendations shift every fall.
Seasonal Color Strategy
Color reads differently by season. Bright blondes that feel harsh in winter can look gorgeous in summer light, and rich brunettes that feel heavy in July can feel elegant by December. Plenty of clients adjust tone twice a year.
Product Buildup on Top of Mineral Buildup
Hard or well water buildup rarely shows up alone. It usually compounds with everyday styling product that never fully rinses out, and the two together create a dullness that's tempting to blame entirely on the color formula when the real fix is a proper clarifying routine first. Sorting out which factor is doing the most damage is part of what a real consultation is for.
What a Free Consultation Actually Covers
Every new client gets a free consultation before the first service, no charge and no obligation. It typically runs 20 to 30 minutes as a working conversation.
- Hair history. What chemicals have touched your hair, when, and how it responded.
- Current condition. An honest read on health, integrity, and porosity.
- Daily routine. Wash frequency, products, styling tools, and time spent on your hair.
- Lifestyle factors. Workouts, swimming, sun exposure, work environment, sleep.
- Visual reference. Photos of what you want, and what you don't.
- Realistic outcome. What's achievable in one visit versus several.
- Cost and time. Clear numbers upfront, no surprises at checkout.
- Maintenance plan. What it takes to keep the result looking right, including whether your water at home needs addressing.
Clients routinely say the consultation alone gives them more clarity than years of appointments elsewhere. For Middleboro clients specifically, mentioning well versus municipal water during this conversation tends to be the single most useful detail you can offer, since it directly shapes both the color formula and the take-home maintenance plan.
Part of Middleboro's Extended Community, From a Braintree Address
Middleborough sits at the heart of Massachusetts' cranberry-growing region, Ocean Spray country, and landmarks like Oliver Mill Park give the town a strong sense of place. It's a community shaped by its land and its water, which is exactly why the hard-water and well-water conversation matters so much here. Clients making the trip from Middleboro tend to appreciate a salon willing to talk specifics about their water supply rather than treating every scalp the same.
That same practical, land-and-water-aware mindset shows up in how appointments get planned here too. Clients are encouraged to mention whether they're on a private well, a shared community system, or municipal water during their first consultation, since that single answer changes the recommended clarifying schedule more than almost anything else about the hair itself.
Is the Drive From Middleboro Worth It?
It's the most common question from new clients, and the honest answer is yes. Plenty of salons sit closer to home. What's different here is board-certified color expertise, nine specialists instead of one or two generalists, and a genuine understanding of how regional water and seasons affect the final result. Retention runs high, and clients who book once tend to stay for years.
The logistics make it manageable: free parking, evening hours Tuesday through Thursday, and Saturday availability. Plenty of clients weigh the trip against a closer, more generic option and decide the difference in the finished color is worth the extra time in the car.
What Middleboro Clients Book Us for Most
Blonding and highlights lead the list, particularly for clients dealing with mineral buildup that's dulled previous color work. Laura's blonding expertise and Maureen's foiling cover most of that demand, with Janet stepping in whenever correction is needed first.
Cutting is close behind, with curly-haired clients seeking out Alicia's DevaCurl certification. Extensions and treatments round out the rest, with Kim's tape-in work and keratin treatments both popular for clients managing texture and density concerns.
Chelating and clarifying treatments also come up more often for Middleboro clients specifically than for clients coming from towns on municipal water, and they're frequently added onto an existing color appointment rather than booked as a separate visit.
Building a Relationship With Your Stylist Over Time
The value of this kind of salon compounds. The first visit sets a baseline. By the second, your stylist starts learning your hair specifically, including how it responds to your water at home and how quickly buildup tends to reappear. By the fifth or sixth, they understand it the way they'd understand a close friend's habits, adjusting the clarifying schedule before you even notice the dullness creeping back in.
Clients who commit to one stylist for a year consistently see better results than clients who shop around. 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.
Detailed notes on formula, water type, and product routine get kept for every client, so a return visit builds on the last one instead of starting over. For Middleboro clients specifically, that record often includes exactly how their water has been affecting color retention, which saves a repeat conversation every time.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes Kimberly Messing Hair Design the best salon near Middleboro, MA?
Nearly four decades on Washington Street, a board-certified color specialist as owner, and a team that actually accounts for regional water quality in every color formula. Clients from Middleboro make the drive for exactly that expertise.
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.
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 do hair extensions?
Yes, Kim personally handles extension work with a full consultation before any installation.
What about alternative hair and toppers?
Jackie leads those consultations and fittings, priced individually after assessment, handled with full discretion.
Is there a curly hair specialist on staff?
Yes, Alicia is DevaCurl certified and Jackie also specializes in curly cutting.
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 from Middleboro?
Book online any time, or call 781-817-5077. Booking ahead is smart for color, extensions, and blonding work.
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.
Should I mention if I'm on well water when I book?
Yes, it's genuinely useful information. Mentioning it ahead of time lets your stylist plan for a clarifying step before color rather than discovering the issue mid-appointment.
Is there a wait for Laura's blonding appointments?
Sometimes, especially in spring and early summer. Booking two to three weeks out is a safe bet for most blonding services.
Extended FAQ: Deeper Questions
How long does color last?
Single process and root touch-ups typically need a refresh every 4-6 weeks. Highlights hold 8-12 weeks. Balayage stretches 12-16 weeks. Vivid and fashion colors fade fastest, usually 4-8 weeks. Hard or well water can shorten these timelines if it isn't addressed.
Will color damage my hair?
Done correctly, no. Single process rarely causes damage. Lightening services are more demanding, which is why Olaplex and K18 are used in every one.
How long does a color appointment take?
Single process: 90 minutes to 2 hours. Root touch-up: 75-90 minutes. Partial foils: 2 to 2.5 hours. Full foils: 2.5 to 3.5. Balayage: 2.5 to 3.5. Color correction: 4-8 hours, sometimes split across visits.
Balayage or highlights, which is right for me?
Highlights are foiled for maximum lift and a brighter, defined pattern. Balayage is hand-painted for a softer look with easier regrowth. A free consultation is the fastest way to figure out which fits.
How do I keep color from fading if I'm on well water?
Sulfate-free shampoo, washing every 2-3 days instead of daily, a cold final rinse, heat protectant before hot tools, a UV-protective leave-in, and a monthly clarifying or chelating treatment to counter mineral buildup.
What does a full color transformation cost?
It depends on your starting color, target color, and hair length, always quoted after a free consultation.
How do I find the right stylist?
A free consultation is the fastest way. The team matches you based on what you need, whether that's Laura for blonding or Janet for correction first.
What if I don't like the result?
Say so. There's a plan for adjusting almost anything.
Can I bring someone with me?
Yes, plenty of clients book alongside a sister, mother, daughter, or friend.
Do you serve clients dealing with medical hair loss?
Yes, Kim handles Jon Renau wig and topper consultations personally, with discretion and private parking available in the back.
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 up. Call 781-817-5077 to check.
Running late?
Call ahead. Past 15 minutes, your stylist may need to shorten the service or reschedule.
Kids at appointments?
Welcome, as long as they stay seated and supervised.
Wedding day services?
Yes, with advance booking. Trials happen in-salon; day-of styling typically happens at the venue or hotel.
Does my water at home actually make a measurable difference?
Yes. Hard or mineral-heavy water builds up on the hair shaft over time and shows up as dullness, faster color fade, and a texture that feels coated no matter what shampoo you use. It's a real, measurable factor, not a minor detail, and it's worth mentioning at your consultation regardless of which service you're booking.
How do I book my first visit?
Online, or by calling 781-817-5077, ideally by phone for a first visit so you can be matched with the right specialist.
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 photos of what you don't want, often more useful. A list of your current products, and a note if you're on well water at home.
What to Wear
Something you don't mind getting slightly damp. Skip white shirts. Capes and towels are provided.
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. Color correction: variable.
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.
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Our Specialty Services
- Hair Color Services
- Precision Haircuts
- Hair Extensions
- Tinting and Waxing
- Alternative Hair and Toppers
- Meet Our Stylists
Your Best Hair Is Waiting
Blonding that accounts for what's actually in your water, extensions that finally give you the length you've wanted, curly hair care that gets it right, and a team that listens before anyone picks up a brush. That's the case for Kimberly Messing Hair Design on Washington Street in Braintree.
Kim built this place for people tired of feeling unheard in the chair, and for anyone who knows great hair starts with a stylist who genuinely cares, whether you're coming from Middleboro or anywhere else in the region.
We've been on Washington Street for over 38 years, and we're not going anywhere.