Austin High-End Hair & Beauty Salon Hires New Coloring & Stylist Talent

May 21, 2023

Harlow Beauty and Hair Salon (512-812-9012) - an award-winning salon that specializes in hair custom hair coloring and luxury hair extensions, announced 3 new hair stylists now available at its Austin location.

Austin, United States - May 21, 2023 /PressCable/ —

Customers can now receive personalized hair and beauty services from new stylists, for a hairstyle to suit their individual style and preferences. Mentored by SALON TODAY 200 honoree Misty Krant and her team of high performing professionals, each bring their own personality, experience, and creativity to the team.

More details can be found at https://www.bestsalonaustin.com/ or read about their nationwide achievements at https://www.salontoday.com/1085717/2023-salon-today-200-growth-part-one

With an emphasis on helping clients ‘discover and celebrate their unique style’, Harlow Beauty and Hair Salon offers the latest hair coloring, cutting, and extension techniques, together with texturizing and smoothing treatments. In addition, customers can choose from a range of lash, brow, and event makeup services.

Alongside staying ahead of industry trends, the salon promotes a strong team culture and aims to create a welcoming, inclusive, and supportive environment for its customers. “When clients come to Harlow, I want them to feel included, feel the energy and love in the environment, the sense of family that we have, and how much care we have for each individual,” said a representative.

Customers visiting the salon will first receive an in-depth consultation followed by a stress-relieving shampoo and scalp massage treatment. Hair-cutting services include precision cuts with a high focus on accuracy and detail. Razor cuts for added texture and definition are also available.

Harlow Beauty and Hair Salon’s coloring options include balayage - a freehand technique to create graduated, multi-dimensional highlights. Regular highlights and root coloring for regrowth are also on the menu.

For instant length and volume or hair color experimentation, the stylists offer both tape-in and hand-tied weft extensions. A range of Keratin smoothing, relaxers, and permanent wave treatments are available to create curls, movement, or straighten hair.

The salon’s beauty treatments include eyelash tints, lifts, and extensions. Customers can opt for brow shaping and henna tinting treatments for filled and defined eyebrows. Special occasion and wedding services include bridal and prom hair and makeup.

About Harlow Beauty and Hair Salon

Since 2010 Harlow Beauty and Hair Salon has provided high-end hair and beauty services. Owned by Misty Krant, the upscale salon has been featured in multiple publications such as Modern Salon, American Salon, and Salon Today. For more information visit https://harlowaustin.com/

A satisfied customer said: “It’s always more than just getting my hair done, (which is always the most fabulous) when I’m in Meghann’s chair. I love my therapist and how beautiful I feel every time I leave.”

Interested parties can find more information at https://www.instagram.com/harlowsalonaustin/

Contact Info:
Name: Misty Krant
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Organization: Harlow Beauty and Hair Salon
Address: 6009 Burnet Rd., Austin, Texas 78757, United States
Phone: +1-704-327-2200
Website: https://harlowaustin.com

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