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Upfront London Small Business Centre
BEYOND THE CHAIR
Reflecting the passion of owner and staff, Salon Cyan delivers style
and confidence - along with emotional well-being
IF YOU WEAR a wig, you want it to look natural. So, it
only makes sense to have it cut, shaped and styled to suit
the individual wearing it, says Jagoda Hall, owner of Salon
Cyan (www.saloncyan.com).
The upscale downtown salon quietly introduced wig
sales and services a few years ago for clients who lost hair
during cancer treatments. Some had brought wigs that
they had purchased elsewhere and asked the Salon Cyan
stylists to cut and style them. Others were looking for tips
on how to shampoo and care for their wigs, or asked if Hall
could do that for them.
As more and more people needing wigs found their way
to the salon through word-of-mouth and referrals from
healthcare practitioners, Hall and her salon manager,
Kasia Fevens, recognized that the need was more than
simply covering their bare heads.
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Jagoda Hall, owner of Salon Cyan
" When people suffer from alopecia or lose their hair
during cancer treatments, it affects them emotionally as
well as physically, " Fevens says. " Having a team that can
custom fit and style a wig, in their own natural hair colour
and to suit their face - what a gift that is. People feel so
much more confident and more comfortable about their
appearance. "
With training, Fevens became a wig specialist, and a
dedicated consultation room was set up on the salon's second
floor. In the bright and cozy space, clients have access
to a full display of wig choices, both real and synthetic. And
they have privacy when they bare their heads - and often
their emotions.
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