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STYLISTS "DO" SEATTLE
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SEATTLE. WA - Every year, our team members have the
opportunity to go on a salon trip. If their salon
averages meet the criteria, the staff member can even
earn enough money to have their trip paid for in full by
The Loft.
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STONE BREWERY EVENT
FOR CHARITY . . .
Hues of red, green and blue
will top the heads of some distinguished local citizens over the
next couple of weeks as Stone Brewing Co. launches its fourth "Dye
Your 'Do" for charity campaign.
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SALON IMPROVES ON
INDUSTRY MODEL . . .
ESCONDIDO,
CA - A trip to a salon can be a lot of things: a mundane
necessity, a time to relax, a gossip session, or a way
to celebrate achievements or changes in life. But one
salon, The Loft Hair Design in Escondido, seeks to take
the experience further, turning it into a venue for
social causes. |
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LOCAL INSURANCE
EXECUTIVE GOES RED FOR CHARITY . . .
Local Insurance Executive Goes Red for Charity
ESCONDIDO, CA - Kevin S. Svetich, center, a local
insurance executive, participated in Stone Brewing's 'Do
Your Do Red, Green or Blue Week' charitable fundraiser by
dying his hair red. |
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LOCKS OF LOVE . . .
Salon's project exceeds lofty goal.
The Loft Hair Design in Escondido discovered lots
of love for Locks of Love. |
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THE LOFT NAMED ONE OF
TOP 200 FASTEST GROWING SALONS. . .
The Loft Hair Design was named one of
the 200 fastest-growing salons by Salon Today. The Salon
Today 200 award honors salons with the highest increase in
year over year gross sales and who maintained this growth
through 2005. |
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THE LOFT WELCOMES RENEE ANTONIO . . .
National Performing Artist from Redken NYC, for an advanced color class. |
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MAKE YOUR DO BLUE . . .
A few well-known folks were looking blue, but were actually quite happy, and so were three charitable organizations. |
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COUNTRY SINGERS GET READY FOR BENEFIT CONCERT AT LOCAL SALON . . .
Country singers get ready for benefit concert at local salon . . .
Country singers, from left in front, Lila McCann, Holly
Williams and Deana Carter pose with employees of The Loft
Hair Design salon in Escondido |
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RECOVERY CLIENTS ARE HAIR-DRESSED FOR SUCCESS . . .
The owner
and staff of The Loft Hair Design in down-town Escondido
hosted a make over event for 26 women soon to graduate
from the North County Serenity House substance-abuse
recovery program. The salon workers gave haircuts and
coloring, makeup tips and clothing to the Serenity House
residents. |
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KATRINA EVENT . . .
Within days of Hurricane
Katrina’s devastating landfall in the Gulf States, a group
of over 30 downtown business owners and community leaders
sat down in Vincent’s on Grand Avenue to discuss ideas for
helping. |
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March 2007 |
Two Stories touch hearts at Escondido Salon
Kristi Wilkinson of Poway was driving to
one of her many appointments in early June when she
caught a glimpse of her hair in the mirror and
quietly lamented about never having time to get a
trim and do other little thinks for herself.
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Year 2007 |
THE LOFT NAMED ONE OF
TOP 200 FASTEST GROWING SALONS. . .'07
ESCONDIDO’s THE LOFT HAIR DESIGN owned by SHAWNA CRUISE,
recently was named one of the 200 fastest-growing salons
in North America by Salon Today magazine, a top business
publication for the professional beauty industry.
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November 2006 |
Everybody Must Get Stoned
GETTING A BEER dumped
on your head is generally associated with frat
parties and dive-bar New Year’s Eve celebrations.
But in Escondido, it’s the hot new spa treatment. At
the end of summer, The Loft Hair Design & Skin Care
partnered with Stone Brewing Company to create a new
hair treatment to revitalize wind-, sea- and sun
–damaged summer ‘dos. |
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June 2006 |
‘Locks of Love’ haircuts bind family together,
helps others.
When Amber Copley’s mother started
chemotherapy, Copley and her daughter made a pact.
“I told (my mother) if she lived through
her treatment that we would donate our hair to make
her a wig,” recalled Amber, 26.
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March 2006 |
Escondido salon seeks volunteers to provide hair for
sick children
The salon is looking to donate 200
inches of hair to Locks of Love, a non profit
organization that provides hairpieces for
financially disadvantaged children 18 years and
younger suffereing from long-term medical hair loss,
aqccording to
www.locksoflove.org. The salon was recently
named one of the “Top 200 fastest-growing salons in
the nation” by Salon Today Magazine.
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December
2005 |
Christmas Tree Lane fundraiser
rings in holiday season
Sounding like ‘80’s dance moves, the
Barbie, the Bump and the Textured Ballet Bun are
actually hair styles and designs created by The Loft
Hair Design and Skin Care in Escondido. |