beauty

The Roaring '20s (pictured above left)

The 1920s were a turning point in women’s hairstyles. Shedding the formal Victorian era and embracing everything from shorter hemlines to cropped hair, the brave women of the 1920s paved the way for bold, androgynous glam looks. Finger waves were typically created by barbers by meticulously molding the hair into tight waves with—you guessed it—their fingers.

“Our modern day interpretation is a molded wave and pin curls that would be perfect for a wedding style or a gala event,” says Heather Klement of Spark Salon. Read more about Spark Salon and 18/8 Fine Men’s Salon Bring Period Hairstyles Into Present Day

The Maple Grove Camille Albane Paris Salon, on Main Street, specializes in a unique hair painting technique called balayage (which means "sweeping" in French), meant to emulate the light and reflections of the sun. Marketing coordinator Elise Haider received a balayage treatment in time for spring. Camille Albane also offers a variety of hair, make-up and nail services that enhance a client's natural beauty. Read more about French Salon Brings New Sun-Kissed Highlights to Maple Grove