by Terri Wiebold

Servicing more than 3,000 men, women, and children in the Castle Pines North community since 2000, Salon 188 specializes in the latest cuts, color, perms, and texturizing and finishing touches for hair.

The Salon 188 styling team features experienced stylists who maintain ongoing education in classic and progressive cutting and coloring techniques. Each cut is fully customized to meet an individual client’s desires, and all services are guaranteed. Looks are reinforced with the finest in hair care products and recommended specifically to retain style with the least possible maintenance between visits.

(photo by Terri Wiebold)

According to salon owner Micki Rychecky, (pictured left) every customer gets an uncompromising commitment to quality and service with every visit. “We’re great at what we do,” said Rychecky, “but it is our friendly customer service that sets us apart from other hair salons. We work together, we share the same vision, and we are all going in the same direction,” she said.

To complete the salon experience, Salon 188 offers relaxing manicures and pedicures from licensed technicians who specialize in natural nails. To create a sense of emotional and spiritual well being through relaxation and rejuvenation, Salon 188 offers facials that will impress even the most experienced facial goer. In addition, waxing hair removal services are also available upon request, with special care taken to minimize discomfort during treatments.

Salon 188 is located at 363 Village Square Lane and is open Monday through Thursday from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Friday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The salon is closed on Sunday. Call 720-733-8550 for an appointment or visit www.salon188.com for more information about the services provided.

“Many of our clients describe us as the best place to get ‘star treatment’ in Douglas County,” boasts Rychecky. “Our clients have found out there is no reason to drive to Cherry Creek to get the best in hair care; it is right here in their own community.”