Keratin treatment smoothes frizz; stylists update looks with cut, style, color service and Aveda deep conditioning

• Expires Dec 12, 2012
• Limit 1 per person, may buy 1 additional as a gift. Valid only for option purchased. Appointment required. New clients only. Valid for select stylists only. Must use promotional value in 1 visit. Extra fee may apply for longer, thicker hair.
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$49 for a salon package (up to a $150 value)

• Cut and blow-dry style (up to a $55 value)
• Choice of root tint or partial highlights (up to a $65 value)
• Aveda deep-conditioning treatment with hot towel and arm massage ($30 value)

$149 for a La-Brasilliana Zero or Aveda keratin treatment (up to a $350 value)

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As an Aveda concept salon, Pure glo keeps stylists’ stations stocked with the brand’s signature line of all natural products, protecting hair from harsh chemicals. Every hair service starts with a scalp massage that, in addition to relaxing finicky follicles, infuses them with Aveda natural oils. For aesthetic concerns south of the hairline, professionals dole out skincare services including 30-minute Aveda mini facials and make-up applications. During spa nail services, technicians coat tips in regular polish or Shellac—a gel polish that lasts for up to two weeks and resists chips more effectively than a militant dietician. The salon's sleek leather styling chairs spin and foxtrot atop the hardwood floor, and high ceilings lend the space a natural, modern edge.