I hate the Beach Boys. Like, loattthhheee them. And every time I've found myself "trapped" in a tanning bed at Accents on You, I've been reminded of this distaste because according to their radio station selections the ladies at Accents appear to love the music of this plushy "rock" era. Spending 10 minutes with the songs about cars and surfing wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't preceded by the unfriendly service of this small town salon (think Runaway Bride salon - lots n' lots of permanents rolling out of these doors). Eight times out of ten when you step in to "Accidents on You" -as the locals sometimes jokingly call it- the staff will look up to acknowledge your presence from the other room, yet carry on with their gossip about Martha's new car or Jim's drinking problems while your wait to get one step closer to skin damage drags on. (first world problems, I know, I know). I really wish they would make the beauty shop stereotypes come full circle by chomping on ridiculously big wods of pink bubble gum during the gossip. Pros: -only $5 for 30 minutes -location: on the main drag of a one-horse town- easy to get to when running errands along Columbia Street -will I be back? Why, yes. Remember? I said $5.
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I hate the Beach Boys. Like, loattthhheee them. And every time I've found myself "trapped" in a tanning bed at Accents on You, I've been reminded of this distaste because according to their radio station selections the ladies at Accents appear to love the music of this plushy "rock" era. Spending 10 minutes with the songs about cars and surfing wouldn't be so bad if it wasn't preceded by the unfriendly service of this small town salon (think Runaway Bride salon - lots n' lots of permanents rolling out of these doors). Eight times out of ten when you step in to "Accidents on You" -as the locals sometimes jokingly call it- the staff will look up to acknowledge your presence from the other room, yet carry on with their gossip about Martha's new car or Jim's drinking problems while your wait to get one step closer to skin damage drags on. (first world problems, I know, I know). I really wish they would make the beauty shop stereotypes come full circle by chomping on ridiculously big wods of pink bubble gum during the gossip. Pros: -only $5 for 30 minutes -location: on the main drag of a one-horse town- easy to get to when running errands along Columbia Street -will I be back? Why, yes. Remember? I said $5.