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Su’Juk Now Offering Haircuts For Men & Women

Nora Whelan

Aug 5, 2014 — 1 min read

Lifestyle boutique Su’Juk (216 Greene Avenue between Grand Avenue and Cambridge Place) has recently begun offering haircuts in addition to their other beauty services. Owner Su Beyazit says she and business partner Elena Ruiz (who’s been performing coloring services at Su’Juk for a while now) decided to increase their range of services after finding new stylist Shaeena Etienne.

Shaeena comes to the Su’Juk salon with experience from Frederic Fekkai as well as Jacques Dessange, and works out of the shop on Thursdays and Fridays. Cuts are priced at $60 for men and $120 for women, including tax.

Besides hair services, Su’Juk also offers nail art by Ria Nailz, on Wednesdays plus Sundays starting in September). Su’Juk’s Sunday Beauty Brunch, featuring hair and nail treatments plus drinks and snacks, is on hiatus until summer’s end–but there’s some good news! This Sunday, Su’Juk will be holding a designer and vintage sample sale, and will be offering free flower wreaths, tarot readings, and champagne cocktails.

If you’d like to book a haircut or any of Su’Juk’s beauty services, you may do so online. Unfortunately Junebug, pictured above, is not taking appointments.

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