Your hair questions answered by Sara from Birch & Lace Eco Salon

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Feb 16, 2015
Photo of Sara by Keri Knapp Photography

Here’s expert advice from Sara Jeffery of Birch & Lace Eco Salon and our three favourite product picks.

What is the single best thing people can do to maintain a great cut and colour? 
Most importantly you will need the product and tools that will enhance and prolong your look. This can be discovered with a consultation done by one of our experienced team members.
Can you tell us about the benefits for staff and clients who get services at a clean-air salon? 
Everything is beneficial in a clean air salon! It is nice to know you aren’t inhaling any harmful toxins as you relax and enjoy your hair or spa experience. As employees in this industry it is very nice to know we are being gentle to our bodies, overall health and respiratory system as we are exposed to the same products on the regular.
How do you see Birch & Lace in one year from today? 
Evolving further in our craft and environmental responsibility, while setting the groundwork for positive changes in the beauty industry.

Thanks, Sara!

We’ve compiled our three favourite products for you here, but these are prone to change with each incoming shipment! Routine Cream’s Citrus deodorant can handle a afternoon of skiing and smells like lemon buttercream icing. Manitoba-made Pure Anada’s black mascara won’t leave you looking like a tearful beauty queen at 3 pm and is 100% natural. The leave-in conditioning spray from John Masters Organic line is great for kids and smells like a walk through Inspiration Woods!
Visit Birch and Lace or call 250-814-2508 for more product information or to book an appointment! For a limited time, apprentice stylist Rebeka is offering men’s cuts for $15 and ladies cuts for $25, her appointments are filling quickly.

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