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vigorated me, providing skillful touches that made me look and feel like I'd just stepped off a private jet from exotic points unknown! It’s a remarkable experience.”
The roots of the new Warrenton business run deep within our community. Proprietor, Glenyce Beale, recently discovered that her ancestors by marriage arrived on the continent in 1632 via Rappahannock. Her parents hail from Loudoun County. Needless to say, she was thrilled to establish her business in the heart of the region.
Ms. Beale notes that many salons provide excellent work and skilled personnel. She says that the mark of her business is extraordinary attention to service. The salon employs a full range of stylists, from international designers to up and coming professionals-in-training. Its multi-level approach allows the salon to accommodate a broad range of budgets, styles, and needs. All stylists and aesthetics professionals are continually engaged in training to update their skills and expertise.
Ms. Beale’s original salon opened just three years ago, near her current location in The Warrenton Center. With a rapidly expanding clientele, she soon felt the need for new space, new services, and new
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