The Morning Journal (Lorain, OH)

A CUT ABOVE?

JVS Reflection­s Salon celebrates opening

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The energy in the Lorain County JVS Reflection­s Salon was that of anticipati­on along with some nervous excitement from the cosmetolog­y students.

The Reflection­s Salon is operated by the JVS senior Cosmetolog­y Program students under the direction of licensed JVS instructor­s Jean Sarconi and Sandra Hernandez.

Lexie Mock, senior cosmetolog­y student from Amherst, was all smiles as she gave her first client a manicure with a gel polish. Her client was her mom, Linda.

Mock, who was very excited to be in the salon with her daughter on opening day.

“Lexie loves to do makeup and is very artistic, so I felt that her coming to the JVS gave her the best foundation for what her future plans are and will get her ahead of the curve when she goes off to college,” Mock said.

Making her dream a reality is important to Lexie and she knows exactly what she wants to accomplish.

“It’s really cool to learn different things every single day and I think that it will really help me reach my goal of becoming a special effects makeup artist,” she said.

The salon offers services in hair and scalp care such as cutting, styling, and scalp massage. Additional services such as permanent waves, relaxers, coloring, and highlights are also available. Customers can also receive services in skin and nail care including facials, manicures and pedicures.

A color touch up was in store for Cheryl Newman. Her granddaugh­ter, Christina Horvath, a cosmetolog­y senior from Amherst, was the stylist performing the service.

Newman was happy to be there to support her granddaugh­ter’s schooling and future career.

Other salon clients were getting services that included pedicures and manicures with arm massages.

The front desk was operated by salon manager, Taylor Curtiss, senior from Wellington, and receptioni­st, Cayla Riggs, senior from Firelands. Curtiss was responsibl­e for walking around the salon and making sure everyone was pleased with their services, while also offering them refreshmen­ts of coffee, tea and pastries.

Riggs was in charge of checking in each client, gathering their informatio­n and then cashing them out as they left.

The Reflection­s Salon is generally open Tuesday through Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on most school days. The last chemical appointmen­t is taken at 10:30 a.m.

Appointmen­ts are not taken, customer services are performed on a “first come, first served” basis. Call 440-774-1051, ext. 22373, for more details.

The Lorain County JVS Adult Career Center also operates a salon on campus. EDGEucated Cuts Salon is a full-service salon with all services performed by senior level Adult Cosmetolog­y students under the supervisio­n of licensed instructor­s.

Salon hours are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday with the salon opening at 5 p.m. Appointmen­ts are preferred and can be made by calling 440-774-1051, ext. 22254.

 ?? SUBMITTED ?? Cheryl Newman gets a color treatment from Christina Horvath (Amherst) at the JVS Reflection­s Salon during opening day.
SUBMITTED Cheryl Newman gets a color treatment from Christina Horvath (Amherst) at the JVS Reflection­s Salon during opening day.
 ?? SUBMITTED ?? Cody Woods (Firelands) finishes her client’s manicure with a burgundy polish that is perfect for fall.
SUBMITTED Cody Woods (Firelands) finishes her client’s manicure with a burgundy polish that is perfect for fall.

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