That is the contract in which one engages when one enters a salon and gets ready for that deeply unpleasant backwards experience in a moulded basin.
This happens literally at the National Gallery when you leave a small, dark-walled room of early paintings and enter a bright salon of full-length portraits.
You ascend to the first floor of the Spanish Institute and enter a hushed, carpeted salon, the pale gray of the walls and an even paler wainscoting a serene respite from worrying about tax cuts extensions, transporting you from the wind chill of a blustery December day on Park Avenue to a showroom on the Avenue Georges V in Paris in summertime 1967.
There is also the prickly matter of impending legislation in California that would forbid anyone younger than 18 from entering a tanning salon without a prescription.
In one bizarre case, Ms. Olivo said, Mr. Rolling re-entered a nail salon that he had originally robbed, wearing glasses and claiming to be a police officer investigating the robbery.
When Régnier first entered a local salon, she expected to embark on a photo project revolving around black women who used products to bleach their skin.
When entering a nail salon make sure that the nail technicians wear name tags and have their manicurist license hanging on the wall.
The 29-year-old businessman, who owns a salon in Drogheda, is due to enter a civil partnership with his boyfriend of eight years, John Kierans, in August.
As Scott Timberg described in his Salon piece, "The Architectural Meltdown," thousands of thousands are leaving the academy only to enter a professional "minefield".
The prosecutor said the suspect, masked with a bandanna and a hat, entered a private hotel salon through an open window and threatened three private security guards, a manager and some vendors with an automatic pistol.
