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SEARCHFort Worth’s Jenna Rabideau and her team of experts at Halo Salon and ColorLab have been invited by PHYTO, an international line of botanical hair care products, to become a partner for their “pop-up salon” concept in Midtown Manhattan.
Fort Worth's Jenna Rabideau and her team of experts at Halo Salon and ColorLab have been invited by PHYTO, an international line of botanical hair care products, to become a partner for their "pop-up salon" concept in Midtown Manhattan.
Halo is one of 10 salons selected nationally to set-up shop for this special week at Phyto Universe. The Halo crew will be offering their signature cut, color, styling and extension services from December 14-18, 2010.
PHYTO Universe is the latest destination from Patrick Alès, the creator of the renowned botanical hair care brand. His vision for the center was to create a natural beauty oasis where consumers and stylists alike could immerse themselves in the "Universe" that is PHYTO. Phyto Universe is located at 715 Lexington Avenue at 58th Street.
"We are so honored to have been selected for this amazing opportunity and excited that Halo will now expand its client base to New York, " shares Jenna Rabideau.
The team members from Halo Salon selected to participate in the pop up salon concept include: Halo Owner and Master Colorist, Jenna Rabideau, Master Stylist, Erik St. Don, Master Stylist, Kellen Carpenter, and Stylist, Brandon Rabideau.
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"We're very excited that Jenna Rabideau and her Halo team will kick-off this new pop-up salon concept at Phyto Universe. I'm sure our existing and new clients alike will take advantage of her talented team and services," shares Jeannine Markovic, Phyto Universe Spa Manager.
For an appointment contact Phyto Universe 212-308-0270.
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