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This place is amazing! Great people and great service. They really know what they are doing. Would never choose another hair salon. I highly recommend it!
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Excellent place, so clean and the new updates are amazing! Johnny does such an amazing job! Thank you!
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thanx for the awsome work. These girl are amazing, the studio is clean , near and comfy. Thumb up!
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Studio-Raimondo near Deseronto ON (87 Result(s))
390 North Front St, Belleville, ON K8P 3E1
Quinte Mall, Colourist, Men's Haircut, Haute Coiffure, Hairstylist, Highlights, Women's Haircut, Updo, Short Hair Style, Hair Extension, Girl Haircut, Perms, Semi-permanent Hair Colour, Spirals, Waxing ( Lip), Waxing ( Eyebrow), Ear Piercing
390 North Front St, Belleville, ON K8P 3E1
Quinte Mall, Men's, Massage Therapist, Pedicure, Smoothing Treatments, Skin Care, Updo's, Manicure, Ladies, Extentions, Corrective Colour, Facial, Hair Care, IPL, Body Care
96B College St W, Belleville, ON K8P 2G5
Colouring, Esthetics, Full Body and Facial Waxing, Manicures, Straightening, Solar Nails, Permanent Waving, Highlighting, Cutting, Pedicures, Smoothing Systems
We have recently moved our location! We are now located at
96 B COLLEGE ST WEST BELLEVILLE behind co-operators.
We are highly trained and experienced group of stylists We have been in business for 15 years. Our stylists are continuously updating their skills and knowledge in our industry.
164 College Street West, Belleville, ON K8P 2G8
Permanent Wave, Hair, Flat Top, Haircut, Shave, Styling, Blow Dry
"Our service is a hair above" In business for over 20 years in the Belleville area. We cut style all hair types and are mindful to provide excellent customer service at all times. When thinking of getting your hair done, let us be the one you call on, because that's what "The Family Hair Shop" is for! "Drop by end give us a try".
As a result of volcanic eruptions, lightening strikes and meteorites, natural glass has existed since the beginning of time but it was not until 3500 BC that man first attempted to create glass objects for his own use. Non-transparent beads dating found in Egypt and Eastern Mesopotamia are the first evidence of when the craft was born; however, it was not until around 1500 BC that this craft evolved to include glass cases. Using compacted sand moulds dipped in molten glass, the craftsmen created vases. It was only between 27 BC and 14 AD that Syrian artisans actually started blowing hollow glass wares using a long thin metal tube - an artform that has literally remained unchanged since that time. At Bloomfield Studios & Gallery, artists Mel and Colleen Wilder continue to explore this fascinating medium as they create contemporary glass ware, sculptures, jewelry and more for you to enjoy. You are invited to visit their studios and gallery to see live demonstrations of this historic craft.