Sentence examples for expensive salon from inspiring English sources

Champagne Delamotte is part of the same company behind the famed (and prohibitively expensive) Salon, and it shows.

Long gone are the expensive salon visits and replenishing more than an item or two for each season's wardrobe.

Practically every woman over 40 colors her hair, but all they had to choose from before was a crappy box dye or a very expensive salon experience.

Last year women's magazines and pop culture blogs were afire with the news that the popular Brazilian Blowout--an expensive salon treatment that promises to smooth and straighten hair for up to six months--released formaldehyde, a known carcinogen.

Complicated colors and cuts no longer have to mean expensive salon visits.

Touching up just the roots and crown with the non-permanent stuff takes just 15 minutes of wait time and certainly doesn't need to be done in the expensive salon.

Marina Moldavsky, a stylist, said that some customers who pay $85 for a haircut were refugees from more expensive salons where they were paying $150.

And vouchers can be for services as much as goods: Services such as massages, spa visits, hair styling at expensive salons, movie visits, a ride in a balloon, a rock climb, etc.

However, if, like Dr F, you have already developed an expensive in-salon treatment habit, you may find the effects of this gadget a little underwhelming.

La Palette Near Shimo Kitazawa station, an express stop on both the Odakyu and Inokashira train lines, high-end boutiques coexist with gentrified grunge: expensive beauty salons on the one hand, discount drugstores on the other.

Manhattan schist excavated during the construction of the subway finds new life as an apartment building on Riverside Drive; meat lockers on Gansevoort Street become expensive shoe salons; an Art Deco bar, abandoned in Murray Hill, is transformed in 1980 when it's relocated, like a Lego block, to a new restaurant in Tribeca called the Odeon.