Citrine Salon press

 

SparkCon 2011

Citrine Salon participated in fashionSPARK this year, working alongside Claire Jacob of Emily Claire Jewelry. Read New Raleigh article for the scoop.

 

 

 

Doing their best

August 2011 (News & Observer)

 

Two North Carolina salons made the cut in "Elle" magazine's annual Top 100 Salons. Chapel Hill's Citrine Salon ... made the list, which features outstanding salons from across the nation.

 

Housed in an LEED building, Citrine prides itself on eco-friendly practices, such as using environmentally friendly products and a paperless appointment and bookkeeping system. Citrine is located at 3110 Environ Way, Chapel Hill. 929-2209, www.citrinesalonnc.com.

 

 

 

ELLE Names Citrine in Top 100 Salons in the USA!

July 2011

 

Citrine Salon is excited to be recognized as one of ELLE magazine's Top 100 Salons in the U.S.A. — and as one of two salons from North Carolina! We're proud to have the opportunity to give our clients some of the country's most flattering and fashion-forward service. If you don't know already, come see what ELLE editors are raving about!

 

 

 

 

 

Featured in Salon Today's Salons of the Year

June 2010

 

Here are the photos (click to see large version in new window):

 

 

 

 

 

Sweetie Pie Jewelry

November 23, 2009

 

We did the updo for Chapel Hill magazine for Nickie Yue, a local model, featured in Chapel Hill magazine. Hair by Heather Thomas-Slott, makeup by Michelle Denzler.

 

From Sweetie Pie's Facebook post: "Big thanks to Briana our amazing photographer, our gorgeous model Val, Heather ... from Citrine Salon (NEW & AMAZING salon in Chapel Hill ) and Leigh LaVange for letting us use her stunning couture creation!"

 

Here are some photos (click to see large version in new window):

 

 

 

 

 

 

East 54 Development to open within the month

October 16, 2009

 

Eileen Nixon, co-owner of Citrine Salon, said she chose to move her hair salon and spa to East 54 because of its commitment to environmental responsibility. Construction was started from scratch, and they used renewable materials.

 

“We wanted to show the world that you could be green, but you don’t have to do without,” Nixon said.

 

To read the full article at The Daily Tar Heel, click here »