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Hair Fairies removes lice by day and gives Turkeys by night:

Hair Fairies – The Head Lice helpers is giving away a 20lb all natural Whole Foods Turkey today!  Happy Thanksgiving!  Not only do we remove lice but more importantly we care!  Our customers win fun things every month!  Black Friday is approaching and so is our FREE Lice Screenings on this day.  Come in November 25th for a FREE Lice Screening.  Black out the lice on Black Friday at Hair Fairies – The Head Lice Helpers. staging.hairfairies.com

Happy Thanksgiving from the SD Hair Fairies Salon!

Thanksgiving Day will soon be here it comes around but once a year if I could only have my way, We’d have Thanksgiving every day! Best wishes from  Hair Fairies SD Team.

Is each nit a bug?

I had a 6 year child come in for her 2nd appointment, as we where going thru her treatment she expressed how much cleaner here towel was this time around, she then said “wow I guess all the poop from all the bugs is gone!” Haha so I kindly had to give her the news that each little egg was in fact a bug wanting to develop she was sooo amazed!!

Hair Fairies Grateful Clients

It never fails to amaze me how much our clients are truly grateful for the services Hair Fairies provides. Today we had a courier deliver 2 signed DVD's to a HUGE production that has not yet been released (on DVD)…. needless to say our lucky Hair Fairies technicians are ECSTATIC!

Uku from Hawaii is the thing to say!

Move over “Mele Kalikimaka” because “Ukus” is the new black!  If you haven’t realized, the term Mele Kalikimaka is a Hawaiian-themed song that means Merry Christmas.  Christmas is wonderful and all, but there’s a new word in town, and its Head lice! or “Uku” (ooooh-koos) We had a family from hawaii who taught us the term.  We even have gotten families who have called us directly from the state, asking about our services, products, and how they found us on Dirty jobs!

Ask Me?

  There has been tons of feedback surrounding our ASK ME buttons….. Some clients LOVE them some clients HATE them, but at the end of the day, they are an extension of our great customer service. The buzz is out… now "ASK ME"…. you have a question, we have an answer!!    

Hair Fairies Scarecrow in Chicago

  It was great working with my Technician, Joe on the Scarecrow we built for Clark street's Scarecrow contest. After 2 weeks of Joe working on it…it looks FAB!! Joe did such a great job! Check out our pictures!!! It is so exciting to see what other business in Lincoln Park did for the contest! And it give us more idea's for next year!! The contest is called "scarecrows on Parade." Our Scarecrow is called "The Scarecrow meets the Tin man!" Our clients are loving it, especially the kids!! It brings, comfort,, ease and humor to having Lice. I hope you like it. Tell us what you think!!! I hope we win!!!!!    

Stylists need our help too!!

  There was a client having her hair colored at a very high end salon. While she was in the chair she received a phone call from her kid's school notifying her that her children had head lice. She was terrified that the colorist was going to see the lice in her hair. When the colorist was done she figured she was cleared. Surprise, surprise….when she came to our HF Salon in NY, we found that her lice had been colored too!!      

Thankful Clients!

  One of our clients at Hair Fairies (who had a severe case of head lice) decided rather than tipping their technician they would financially support the techs son's entire baseball team. Now that is gratuity!!    

Word of Mouth is Fantastic!

  Here in SF, we get a lot of clients who were and are referred through families and friends who have used our service in the past.  I can't imagine the level of return this brings to our salon and our company as a whole.  This is the reason why we are trying to give back as much as we can with promotions like 2 Free HOURS of screenings in SCHOOLS, our current Halloween Iphone 4S raffle give away, and Thank You cards!    

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