Diana Trio, the salon's owner and primary cosmetologist, is unquestionably a master of her craft. From the moment you sit in her salon chair, it is clear that the person working on your hair is both sensitive to your requests and skilled enough to fill in the gaps left unspoken, which together combine to result in a fantastic cut. Her manner is genuine and down-to-earth, and the salon's interior is homey and comfortable.
Diana has the air of an artist with a vision, paying close attention to minute details that even most other professional stylists ignore. Her experience shines through in the variety of instruments she brings to bear with practical, unshowy finesse. Among other tools, the simple straight-razor, a time-honored symbol of her profession for centuries prior to the advent of electricity, finds a place in even the cheapest and simplest haircut, not because it is impressive, but because Diana likes the way it looks.
Another indicator of surpassing quality is the time Diana devotes to every cut. While not charging even a dollar more than the impersonal and unsatisfying service at the local Wal-mart barber shop, Diana spends easily twice the time making sure that her customer is satisfied and the cut is up to the highest quality.
This writer cannot emphasize enough the pleasant and enjoyable experience to be had at Diana Trio's "The Cutting Edge." read more
