Throughout this celebration, we're going to post a fill-in-the-blank question for you to answer once per day. If we choose your answer as one of our favorites, you win that day's giveaway! We're talking free shears, shampoos, stylers, nail polishes and more as we celebrate this huge milestone! Each day brings a new post and a new opportunity to win something cool, so make sure you "LIKE" MODERN's Facebook page!
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Thursday, December 20th's question was: You know it's the holiday season in the salon when ________...
If we picked your answer as one of the best 10, we're going to direct message you on Facebook to get your address to send you a FREE Pravana NEVO Flower Power Duo Gift Box and Hydra Pearls.
Reparative Shampoo and Conditioner are formulated with a mega-dose of two of nature's most complete proteins--Quinoa and Soy Protein. They restore elasticity, strength and shine to troubled hair. Once you are done with the box simply plant it and grow flowers!
A power-shot of NEVO’s proprietary Drops of the Amazon, this elixir is comprised of natural oils providing moisture, shine, quicker drying time and a smooth surface. Hydra Pearls provide hair with a burst of moisture and instantaneous shine and protection.
The 10 MODERN Facebook fans who will be receiving the gift box are below! Congratulations to the winners—keep an eye on those Facebook inboxes!
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You know it's the holiday season in the salon when ________...
1...lunch consists of candy and cookies given by our fantastic clients! —Tammy Holcomb-Whitbeck
2...women make appointments every week for 3 weeks to figure out the hair style they like best for their Christmas party, or the grumpy old men come piling in because their wives make them get that way over due hair cut before the kids and grandkids get there and the Christmas cupcakes and cookies come rolling in. —Leasa-Ann Crump
3...Christmas toons are playing, blow dryers running, stylists moving at fast paces, and clients leaving with smiles to their holiday events! —Annie Arbelo
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4...12 appointments booked 11 kids a screamin' 10 roller sets 9 Client Giftsssss!! 8 gift cards sold 7 cuts to go 6 brows to wax 5 dollar tipssssss 4 perms to roll 3 colors done 2 tired feet And another person beautifullllllllllll!!!:) Took me a while to make this up!—Jamie Lee Clark
5...you know its the holiday season when you are still singing christmas music in your head hours after you have gotten home. —Autumn Gonzalez
6...The phone is ringing non–stop, people wanting to get into your already full book, working more hours to get all those last-minute people in, and all those good gifts we get for making our guests looks so good all year round. I sure do love it though! —Christina Rizzo DeVaughn
7...You know it's the holiday season in the salon when you dnt even have time to eat any of the cookies in the back and when you're done with your late shift, they're all gone. —Diana Ruiz
8...When it is only December the 10th and you have already gained five extra holiday pounds from all of the sweet treats from your regulars! They hand you (another) box of chocolates and you want to smile and cry AT THE SAME TIME! Happy holidays everyone!! —Amber 'Miller' Monroe
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9...You know it's the holiday season in the salon when breakfast is at 7am, dinner is at 10pm, and lunch consists of a Christmas cookie someone left on your station washed down with a cup of cold, hairy coffee. —Libby Trask Johnson
10...the towel cabinet is empty five minutes after you just filled the whole thing up. —Alfonzo Chavez
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