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Staff at Revolution Hair in Vinters Park held a charity ‘Bit of a Summer (Hair) Do’ in August and want to thank their client’s support, the involvement of Vinters Park’s residents and Maidstone people and businesses alike in helping to raise over £2,500 for Dementia UK.
A big ‘Thank YOU’ from all at Revolution Hair and Dementia UK HAIRDRESSING
the community.
Revolution Hair has been established for over 16 years with all the staff proud to provide affordable high quality hairdressing experience close to a major town centre.
Simon Clarke the owner of Revolution Hair said, “We were overwhelmed at the donations, raffle prizes and help from everyone, this is a necessary and dedicated charity that helps so many families face this disease. We doubled the amount we hoped to raise!”
The stylists gave up their Sunday to cut, colour, style and produce hair up for donations and with cake and games too it was a fete that delighted
Simon adds “The ethos of this business has always been to deliver a relaxed environment, with long standing expertise but remain competitively priced. There are also loyalty schemes and discounts available and the fact that
there is guaranteed free parking , great coffee and good banter is an added bonus!”
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