Prima Salon

Only place I go because Carol works here. She is the best.

Requested style: Requested a trim only. She listen to what I wanted and did what I asked.

Stylist: Carol is awesome. Only stylist I go to.

Chantel is the owner and she is my hairstylist. She has been my hair stylist for over 20 years. The salon is very quaint. Wonderful merchandise earrings, bracelets, purses, clothing. Nice selection of products. Besides serving coffee and tea, wine is also offered. While your hair is being styled you can enjoy a nice glass of vino.

I followed Jennifer Gilchrist to Prima Salon. I would have followed her wherever she landed in the area, so this review is about both her and the salon. First ... Jen. She's been doing my hair for over a decade. I drive two hours to see her, sometimes longer in traffic. You know how hard it is to find a stylist you trust, right? Well trust me, she's worth it. It's not because my hair is my crowning glory. It's because it's my frustration! It's thin and fine and doesn't do much of anything. Jen cuts it in a way that makes the most of it, is easy to style, and stays shaped as it's supposed to be over the weeks between cuts ... which is also important to me, since I travel a lot for work. Also, we all know that sitting in that chair can be boring. But Jen is easy to talk to, whether about her interesting adventures or whatever's going on in your own life. Now ... about the salon. It's convenient, there's plenty of parking, it's friendly. Plenty of current magazines when you're under the dryer for color! (No grody, disintegrating ones.) Friendly and quiet vibe. I hope that this is a good move for Jen -- with some nice new clients to add to her roster (just not toooo many -- save a Saturday spot or two for me, please!). If you're looking for a new stylist in the area, in a convenient location, I recommend Jennifer Gilchrist at Prima Salon.