Sisters Saloon: Passionate about beauty.

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Sisters Saloon: Passionate about beauty.

By Blessing Mhlanga. 14 - 11 - 2019.

Everyone is beautiful. Everyone is pregnant with beauty. How do you want to look? Like a modest lady of caliber? Or like a classic modern lady? Whether you’re looking to upgrade to a latest stylish hairstyle or you just want to relax or polish your gleaming natural hair, Sisters Saloon is the place to be.

We cherish beauty. We’re in love with beauty just as you are. Simplicity is our language but we don’t compromise on dazzling looks. Our fingers have a magical touch capable of giving you an outstanding crown of beauty. Our hairpiece and products are shipped from well reputable suppliers who know the ins and out of the beauty industry and whom we have approved to partner with us because we have something in common: we love beauty, we love making you beautiful and we understand the priceless worth of your beauty.

Outstanding service is our standard; hence we do our best to give you the best look. We are only five years old in the saloon business but feedback from our valuable clients has been remarkable and we pride ourselves in that we are able to meet your beauty needs and standards.

Testimonial: “Thank you sisters saloon for making me super beautiful. Not only am I impressed with your excellent hair styling you gave me but your friendly and professional service as well. I recommend anyone who wants to have a feeling of true beauty to go to Sisters saloon. They’re the best in town.” Carol Brown, Midrand.

Beauty has no age and that’s why we cater for all ages. Yes, you can bring your little ones to experience an angelic sense of beauty which suits their angelic hearts. No matter how old you are, we’ll do our best to give your youngest look because that’s our specialization - making you beautiful.

Beauty shouldn’t be expensive. That’s why our services start from as little as R100 but we guarantee that every cent you spent will be worth it. To us, making you beautiful is a calling and not a job, that’s why we give our best.

Let your hair tell a story that you want. It could be a story of a lady who is determined to break barriers and make things happen or a story of a little sweet girl, who’s happy to be a mama’s girl. Whichever story, we can help tell it for you.

You can book a session on our website, or give us a call, or you can simply come to our office of beauty where the beauty magic happens. Let your hair blossom beyond your imagination. We are the right people for it.




Sisters Saloon.
Corner Prince and Salute Avenue,
Midrand, 2197
Johannesburg.

info@sisterssaloon.com

www.sisterssaloon.co.za

011 542 6577

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the above text is a product of the writer's opinion and fiction work. Names of people, companies, places, phone numbers are all coincidental. 

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