FROM a quick tidy up to the perfect new style, hairdressers are a vital part of Salisbury life.
In light of this, and following a challenging 18 months for the industry, we want to give hairdressers in and around the city the recognition they deserve.
Last month we asked you, our readers, to tell us why your salon and hairdressing teams deserved a special shout out in our 'Hairdresser of the Year' competition.
We received hundreds of entries but the ones listed below are the businesses which received the most nominations.
To vote for your favourite venue among our 10 finalists, simply pick up a copy of the paper (Thursday, September 16 edition / September 23 edition) and fill out the form.
You can then post your completed coupon to: Salisbury Journal Hairdresser of the Year, Fleet House, Hampshire Road, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 9XD.
Here are your finalists:
1) Emma Louise West Hair Stylist, Ludgershall
The work space, Emma Louise West Hair Stylist - Picture from Emma Louise West Hair Stylist Facebook
2) Hair by Carla, Winterbourne
Carla Corte, of Hair by Carla
3) Halo Hair, Salisbury
Inside Halo Hair - Picture from Halo Hair Salisbury Facebook
4) Tanning Beauty Boutique, Larkhill
Tanning Beauty Boutique - Picture from Tanning Beauty Hairdressing Boutique Facebook
5) House of Mac, Salisbury
House of Mac, Wilton Road, Salisbury - Picture from Google Street View
6) Exquisite Hair and Beauty, Salisbury
Exquisite Hair Salon, Fisherton Street, Salisbury - Picture from Google Street View
7) No 31 Hairdressing, Wilton
Inside No. 31 Hairdressing - Picture from No. 31 Hairdressing Facebook
8) Hair Extension Cave, Salisbury
The Hair Extension Cave, Fisherton Street
9) Miss Tiff's, Salisbury
Inside Miss Tiff's - Picture from Miss Tiff's Facebook
10) Studio 15, Salisbury
Studio 15, Milford Street
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