I have exciting news.  I have been working at Salon di Moda for the past 15 years and it has been a wonderful place for me to be, but change is in the air!   I will be moving to a brand new salon just down the street: eSalon is located at 2288 Union Street (at Steiner — only 5 blocks away). Like Salon di Moda, my new salon is located upstairs, so it’s nice and quiet. And it’s just steps away from the fabulous Rosie’s Café.

There are many things I am really excited about at this new location, and I think you will be too.  It has great light, which I find very uplifting and also helpful while doing color services. In fact, the front of the salon is all windows, with lots of fresh air. It’s a beautiful new salon, with all new fixtures, and a separate lounge area with a self-serve beverage station. There is even an outdoor garden that is in the process of being expertly designed by local Sloat gardening professionals. This will be a lovely and peaceful area where you can sit outside and process your color on a nice day, if you’d like.  There will also be free wifi for those of you that need to stay “on the grid” while seeing me for services.  And these are just a few of the highlights!  My goal is to have my clients feel exceptional while receiving the most delightful experience possible.

I will be starting at eSalon on June 1st. If you have an appointment with me in June, I will be calling you to make sure you received this notice.  I find that parking is easier at that end of Union Street. However, should you not feel like looking for street parking, the garage on Union between Laguna and Buchanan is always an option. There is also an inexpensive garage just off Lombard behind the post office. My new salon is just a few blocks walk up Fillmore from there.

If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me by phone or email. You can always call my personal number below to set up an appointment.

I look forward to continuing to serve all your hair needs in new and beautiful surroundings!

Warm Regards,

Cindy Storman
www.cindystorman.com
cindy@cindystorman.com
(415) 518-3081

“And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud
was more painful than the risk it took to blossom.” Anais Nin