A C U T A B O V E T H E R E S T !
W A LK ING into Robert Brannon’s hair salon on St .lames Street, Burn ley, people are immediately greeted by the kind of personalised treatment that makes this studio unique. An atmosphere that
is friendly and inviting puts visitors at their ease, in a salon where the surroundings are smart and continental and the staff radiate a t o t a l a u r a o f professionalism. Clients discuss their
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S TY L E designers: Robert Brannon (right) and his team of stylists, which includes brother James, offer a professional service at the St James’s Street salon.
needs with stylists who have years and years of valuable experience and can be satisfied in the knowledge that the Robert Brannon hair dressers will create whatever hair design th e y r e q u e s t— whether it’s a picture from a magazine, or one of their own indi vidual ideas. Staff are aided in
their work by the use of a revolutionary com puter with colour moni tor, which allows cli-
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you can relax in beautiful surroundings? Well, Burnley now has
its very own small corner of paradise at the Spa Health and Beauty Club. Opening seven days a
week, the Spa offers a lei sure suite including the latest fast tan sunbeds, a spacious steam room, lux ury spa bath, a relaxation area with a wide selection of magazines and games, there’s also an extensive range of beauty treat ments available there — everything from a relaxing aromatherapy massage to leg waxing. - Towels and toiletries,
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tles you to free entrance to the leisure suite, not to mention free towel hire and discounts on sunbeds and refreshments.
But non-members are
also welcome — but do remember, this is a ladies only club!
The leisure suite is also
available for private hire. Does alT this sound just
too good to be true? I decided to pay a visit to the club to find out first hand just what it had to offer. Owner Christine Lester
greeted me and guided me round the facilities on
offer. Suitably impressed, I
decided to start my visit with a session on the sunbed. Thirty minutes of bliss, reclining in an indi vidual cubicle for extra privacy, dreaming of a sun-kissed beach.
After a quick shower I
took a quick, but invi gorating dip in the luxury spa bath before finally heading off for the steam room — a wonderful way to deep cleanse the pores of the skin and let the stresses and strains of everyday life just float away.
The relaxation area
beckoned invitingly when the time came to cool off. From the comfort of my
hair condition,” says Mr Brannon,the salon’s owner. “Volume is still important, but hair still has to have that shine and lustre.”
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ents to see themselves with various cuts, styles and colours, so that the hairdresser is sure of the design he or she is creating. M r B r a n n o n
explains: “ We have found the computer to be a tremendous con sultation tool, which helps to take the fear away from clients who are considering any major changes to then- hair. “ It gives them the
ability to see the style, prior to having then- hair cut, coloured, or permed.” As the Robert Bran
non salon nears its first anniversary, the staff have come to the understanding that the most important feature of hairdressing in the 90’s- is conditioning and they are more than willing to advise the many clients who ask them, about this aspect of hair care. “Today’s look is cer tainly more to do with
The salon recognise
that customers are demanding more artis tic styles than ever before and much higher standards, and commit ment and enthusiasm are the two values which rank highest with the Robert Bran non hairdressers, who are dedicated to giving their best. M r B r a n n o n explains: “Although the cut is always a priority, the hair design still has to have that polished look, which involves the artistry of the hair dresser at the highest standards and that is what our stylists can provide. “We are always look
ing for new ideas and inventing fresh looks. We don’t only follow the paths of the hair dressing market, we also strive to create ideas within- our own team. “After my.21 years
of experience, it is refreshing to work with a team of people, who truly know what the word p ro fe s s ion a l means” .
BEAUTICIAN Catherine Boocock, left, sets to work on my nails as an extra treat during my time at the Spa
lounger I was able to order a drink while flick ing through a couple of magazines and really lose myself in the relaxing atmosphere. Nothing is too much
touble for ladies at the Spa as you will find out when you pay them a visit. My advice to ladies of all
ages and sizes is go on and treat yourself — take the time to indulge yourself in this haven of luxury. I know I certainly left
the spa feeling cleansed, pampered, relaxed and ready to take on the world! • And the Spa has an ideal present as a stocking filler this Christmas — a Spa Health and Beauty Club gift voucher, with prices starting from £5. The voucher allows the
recipient to visit the Spa — as relaxing as a day at a health farm — ideal after all the hustle and bustle of Christmas.
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