Tutus Tux Kids Spa

Strip plazas along Vedder Road through Sardis and Vedder hold most of the city's salons now, put up alongside fifteen years of subdivision building; hairdressing has followed the housing and the housing has gone south. An older group works downtown around Five Corners, where several rooms have been in business for decades. Promontory and the Eastern Hillsides have almost no commercial space at all, so the stylists serving those streets tend to rent a chair down on the flat or work from a home studio. Chains and franchises are not listed here.

A website is listed too, under a slightly different name from the one at the top of this page, which is worth knowing before you go looking for it. Between the two, this business is better documented than many others in the category: a street address, a telephone number, and somewhere to check the current state of things. What none of that covers is hours, availability, or whether the work is done by appointment or by walking in. Salons differ widely on that point, and a call settles it in under a minute. If the appointment is for a child, that is also the moment to describe what you are after, since the conversation goes better before the chair than in it.