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HOURS UPDATES
JANUARY
Monday, Jan 19 - 9:30AM to 8PM
Tuesday, Jan 20 - CLOSED
FEBRUARY
Monday, Feb 2 - 9:30AM to 8PM
Monday, Feb 16 - 9:30AM to 8PM
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| REMINDER:
Earn Product Points With Purchases |
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We will be phasing out the product punch cards and moving to an automated points program at Salon Khouri. You will no longer have to keep track of those punch cards. You'll earn points according to amount purchased:
2 points for $20.01 - $30
3 points for $30.01 - $40
4 points for $40.01 - $50
and 5 points for any item purchased over $50.
Once you have earned 10 points you can begin redeeming your points for merchandise. Each point is redeemable for $1 and points can only be used for product purchases, not for services.
Thank you for your loyalty!
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The Salon Khouri Team |
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Stylists:
Stephanie Crabbe Jonathan Elkhouri
Kristin Fletcher
Rebecca Garcia
Orie Hanrahan
Megan Purvis
Heidi Wheeler
Assistants:
Michele Geris
Leah Nissley
Front Desk:
Frankie Chang
Michelle Kelly
Manager:
Nonya McNeil
Shampoo Technicians:
Leah Nissley
Brooke Tucker
Join us in congratulating Stephanie, who began working on the floor in January!
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| Greetings!
Happy New Year! The holiday rush is over, the winter doldrums are perhaps setting in. Don't let them overtake you. Treat yourself and someone you love to a special treat by trying out a new service at Salon Khouri. Check out our special offerings and you'll love yourself for it. Speaking of LOVE, don't miss our history of Valentine's Day below.
- The Team at Salon Khouri |
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Paraffin Hand Treatment Free with Purchase of Conditioning Treatments
Don't let the winter doldrums take hold of your hair! Choose from our range of conditioning and repair treatments and we'll add a paraffin hand treatment ($20 value) FREE. This promotion runs from now through February 28, 2009 and may not be combined with other offers or promotions. Your hands will be their loveliest as you run them through your newly revitalized locks. Ask your stylist to help you choose the treatment that is best for your hair.
Basic Conditioning Treatment includes a rinse-out conditioning product that affects the outer layers of the hair shaft, smoothing it to make your hair feel silkier, smoother, less easily tangled. Prices range from $25 - 75 depending on the number and selection of products used.
Hair that has been exposed to the elements, received several color or other specialty product applications over time without deep conditioning, will benefit from our Noiraudepro  Treatment. Ranging in price from $70-110, this deep conditioning application will restore health to your hair by using Keratin formulations based on your hair's individual needs, an oil based moisturizer to lock in moisture, HM-collagen to make hair more manageable and silk peptides to coat cuticles (outer layer of your hair shafts) evenly and add shine and smoothness to your hair. Consider adding this treatment to your regime if you are coming in for a perm or hair color.
Ready to recharge your color, add some shine and silkiness but don't have the damage necessitating a more serious conditioning? Go for the Glossing Treatment, at $40-80 and lock-in shiny hair during this dull time of year.
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Try Something New in the New Year
Whether or not your New Year's Resolution included trying something new, we're offering you 10% off any NEW service that you have never purchased in the past. There's so much to choose from we can't list them all. Check online for the full menu of services and hurry, offer only lasts until February 28, 2009. This offer cannot be combined with other discounts or promotional offers in effect.
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Bring Back that Loving Feeling!!!
Locks of Love
How do you get love? Share love! Salon Khouri will share the love with you by offering complimentary "Locks of Love" haircuts on Mondays and Wednesdays throughout February. Your hair must be ten inches or longer to donate and qualify for the "Locks of Love" program and may be colored by not highlighted. Be sure to tell us you want the Locks of Love cut when you call to schedule your appointment. This offer excludes blow dry.
Toss the Candy. Lose the Roses. Tell Him What you Really Want!
Having trouble letting your special someone know what you want for Valentine's Day? Let us help! Back by popular demand, our mad lib style e-mail wish list generator! It's a subtle way to tell him (or her) what you really want for Valentine's Day!
Share Your Love
Let us show we love you by offering you 10% off for the purchase of a Gift Card of $150 or more. Buy one or more but buy them during the month of February as this offer is only valid now through Feb 28, 2009. Share the LOVE by passing it on.
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Oh Happy Day! The History of Valentine's Day!
Ever wonder where the customs and traditions of Valentine's Day began? A search of the History Channel offers some interesting theories, some of which we'd love to share with you. St. Valentine's Day contains hints of both Christian and ancient Roman origins. One story is that Emperor Claudius II outlawed marriage for young single men on the premise they made better soldiers than their older, married neighbors. Valentine began providing secret marriages to young lovers and was put to death for his interference with Claudius' plan. Another version has Valentine being killed for helping Christians who were imprisoned and tortured in Roman prisons. Whatever the reason, legend also offers that Valentine was imprisoned, fell in love with the jailors daughter and sent her a message of his love bearing the signature, "From your Valentine." Thus the first valentine was passed to declare the sender's love. And, legend took roots as tales were passed down, likely further embellishing and romanticizing this 'lovable' character who became known as St. Valentine and the sponsor of the day love is celebrated throughout the world.
Some historians contend that Valentines is celebrated in mid-February to commemorate the time of Valentine's death. Others believe that the church declared St. Valentines Day in mid-February to add a Christian element to the pagan rites called the Lupercalia Festival. On February 15 Romans held a fertility festival dedicated to Faunus, the Roman god of agriculture and to Romulus and Remus, the founders of Rome. As young boys, Romulus and Remus were given strips of sacrificial goat's hide to 'bless' Roman women with fertility in the coming year. Women welcomed being touched with the hide as they believed in its power. On the same day, young single women would place their names in an urn. The names were drawn by local bachelors, and the matched couple remained together for the year during which many of these pairings ended in marriage.
The Greeting Card Association reports that handmade paper greetings were exchanged as early as the 1400's throughout Europe. Valentine's Day increased in popularity in 17th century Great Britain and by the 18th century, friends and lovers from all classes began exchanging handwritten notes or other sweet tokens of affection. As printing technologies progressed, printed Valentine's cards came into use. The printed Valentine came to America when in the 1840's Esther A. Howland, known as the Mother of Valentine, created exquisite cards of lace, ribbon, and colorful pictures. In today's age of technology, many admirers now opt for cleverly written e-mailed greetings.
No matter what you believe about Valentines, you most likely will admit to that flutter of anticipation when someone near and dear to you sends you a greeting, whether it is the 'old-fashioned' paper kind or an electronic version! There is after all nothing sweeter than words of endearment from a loved one.
HAPPY VALENTINES DAY FROM YOUR FAMILY AT SALON KHOURI!
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