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Clean and friendly--they are always on time even when I am not.their prices are right in line with like services in this community.
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Love the atmosphere and service. Have been going to Evolution for a couple years now and i would recommend their business to anyone!
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Love the people!! Very mature and they know what they’re doing, always love how my hair looks because of them!! Definitely better than Moda!!
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Kathy is an absolute delight to do business with. Her work is excellent, and her attitude is even better
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I love the friendly service I receive at Allison's. She does a great job on my hair. I receive so many positive comments. Thank you Allison for helping me look and feel my best.
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Starlight Studios is a 2,000 square foot audio recording studio. It has a Large live tracking room with 4 isolation rooms around the tracking room. It's all custom designed by Golden Acoustic audio room designer. Starlight Studios is a comfortable environment where you can really focus on your music recording, and it provides the best of boutique mic pre's and microphones as well. Give Lorne a call to talk about your project. You wont be disappointed.
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Flyphi-Studio near Point Edward ON (63 Result(s))
Always Quilting - just as our name says. We have everything for quilting, from the beginner to the most experienced. We have fabrics and supplies to suit your needs. Come to our shop and enjoy.
4214 Petrolia, Petrolia, ON N0N 1R0
Cuts And Styling, Perms, Waxing, Estheticians Beauty Care, Make-up, Hair Care For Men And Women, Manicures / Pedicures, Tanning Salons, Colouring, Extensions
Estheticians beauty care, Hair care for men and women. Tanning salons.
In the branche Hair Care Professionals in Wallaceburg, Ontario 2 companies are listed. Crew Cuts Hair Salon in Wallaceburg
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