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Chill Vibes, Chic Looks.

Nestled in the heart of NYC's West Village, Seagull is a hidden gem for chill guys pursuing something beyond the ordinary. Seagull Hair Salon, where sophistication is essential, and men's style ascends to extra heights.

 

Step into Seagull's refined modern space, a haven where art details have been curated to exude an edgy and specific NYC kinda glamour. Here, men can indulge in an experience that embodies the essence of timeless charm and street-wise sophistication. At Seagull, a team of skilled stylists awaits, armed with the expertise to transform your hair into an eye-catching style.

With a keen eye for detail and an innate recognition of the latest trends, they will craft a look tailored to your unique personality and particular taste. Beyond the exceptional hairstyling, Seagull offers an atmosphere that exudes a sense of downtown refinement. Arrive in our modern surroundings, check out new art, and chill as you're met with care and attention.

We'll be your spot where high style and low-key chic seamlessly intertwine. Seagull Hair Salon is here for guys who appreciate art, style, and NYC high culture across all platforms. It's a destination where impeccable grooming meets unmatched levels of sophistication, leaving you with a distinguished look that exudes confidence and impeccable taste. So, if you're searching for an elevated grooming experience, WE'RE HERE FOR IT.

As Seagull Turns 52, Our New West Village Salon Space Just turned 8!

Cool to revisit this article in The Architect's Newspaper featuring our architect Ben Warwas. As "New Seagull" turns eight, we're having fun looking back and getting 1/2 way to vintage! 

 

Here is a snippet from The Architect's Newspaper and you can read the whole thing HERE.

 

Since its founding more than four decades ago, Seagull Hair Salon has been a haven for queer culture in Manhattan’s West Village. The first unisex barbershop in New York City is the place to lounge, gossip, and unwind.

In September 2015, its latest generation of co-owners, veteran hairstylist Shaun “Surething” Cottle and former Le Tigre band member Johanna Fateman, moved Seagull to a larger, brighter shop around the block, commissioning Los Angeles–based architect Ben Warwas to design a space that would preserve Seagull’s signature campy irreverence.

“Those colors are very riot grrrl,” Warwas said, referring to the palette of black, white, and bright pink taken directly from the ’90s feminist movement. Postmodern flourishes abound in what the salon’s owners have described as an “upscale glam feminist Pee-Wee’s Playhouse,” mainly in the form of allusions to the original space’s signature architectural features.

Red Hair For 2023!!!

Gigi Hadid. Kendall Jenner. Natasha Lyonne

 

Red-haired celebrities are totally ruling the scene in 2023! Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner have been spotted rockin' fiery red locks left and right. There's no denying there's been a major shift in the hair color world, and red is definitely the new black.

Carly at Seagull Salon has been doing some AMAZING REDS!!! Check out her Instagram here. 

So if you're feeling bold and want to make a statement with your hair, now's the time to go for it! Whether you're a natural redhead or just looking to try something new, there's no denying that red is the way to go in 2023. So go ahead and embrace your inner fiery goddess!

 

Gigi and Kendall have been killing it with their new hair colors, and they're not the only ones! Everyone from your fave influencers to A-list actresses are switching up their hair game with bold shades of red. Whether it's a bright and bold ginger or a more natural auburn, red hair is totally in right now.

 

So if you're feeling bold and want to make a statement with your hair, now's the time to go for it! Whether you're a natural redhead or just looking to try something new, there's no denying that red is the way to go in 2023. So go ahead and embrace your inner fiery goddess!

 

xoxoSeagullHairSalon

Seagull's Mentorship!!!/Recent Grads

It's been a LOOOONNNNG time since we've posted. 

In the last year, Seagull and Shaun have spearheaded a monolithic and singular mentorship/apprenticeship program that rises above a par-for-the-course New York City—generally two-year—assistantship time frame. 

We are so happy to announce—albeit kinda late—our newest graduates. If you haven't already, meet Katie and Carly!

Katie has been working with our Principal stylists on the floor for over a year. Though starting with Seagull's mentorship program pre-2020, we now proudly have her as a full-time stylist. 

Katie’s cutting and coloring techniques are infused with shots of precision based on her background as an Autocad architectural designer. Sharp lines and geometric shapes juxtaposed with soft layers come to mind naturally for Katie; they inform shapes and guide specific styles to manifest IRL on real people. How lucky for us!

Additionally, Carly!!!

With a background in musical theater and repping cowgirl nowness, Carly brings a nuanced appreciation for nouveau Americana to NEW New York City—Americana in rugged, urban forms, always sexy and never dull. Carly’s style is virulent in disrupting binary assumptions of beauty. Just because is never enough. Why not MORE?

A junior stylist and colorist, Carly has completed extensive color and cutting training in Seagull’s hard-won apprenticeship program with ease and anticipation for the big time. Originally  Aveda trained, Carly is precise with her shear work and has an ambitious eye for color. 

Katie and Carly breathe new and exciting breath and perspective into our already robust, fun and chill environment. A real family affair!

The now-one-year-old apprenticeship program includes weekly training from our principal stylists and imported Wella advanced color knowledge from the field of national educators. They know their stuff! From advanced highlighting techniques to the newest cutting-edge hair shaping for everyday wear, these ladies have what you need. And get them while they're newer to Seagull's salon floor. They're building fast and furious. 

Our mentorship program aims to find the best and most enthusiastic young feminist-leaning trainees looking to contribute more than just an injection of pure style into NYC. We found them! And they're fucking fantastic. Check out their Instagrams and know it for yourself. Katie's

and Carly's

So if you're looking to get out of your regular routines, come in and see them while you can. Get back to basics: Natural Born Killer Hair. Online booking available now at Seagull Hair Salon

XXSEAGULL

Ultimate Guide to Dyed Hair Care - Indestructables.Com with Shaun Surething

    Instructables.com reached out to Lead Stylist Shaun Surething for some pro advice. 

Step 5: Tips and Tricks

AND THIS IS ALWAYS MY PERSONAL FAVORITE!!!! 

8. Condition hair first when you wash it. "Wet your hair, run conditioner through it, and shampoo directly on top of the conditioner. This puts a barrier between your color and the shampoo while still removing excess natural oils. Next step: Recondition, rinse, and go," says professional stylist Shaun Surething.

    Here are some other helpful tips from professionals around the globe!

 

    Hey momoluvers, it's Momo. If you're thinking of changing up your hair color for the new year, this guide will be a life saver! I have done extensive research to include the best tips and tricks, as well as awesome products formulated specifically for your hair type. I included superlative expert advice from real stylists. I hope you find this helpful, let me know what you think!

Step 1: Leave-In Treatments

1. Leave in conditioners
Leave in conditioners can help detangle messy knotted hair. They can also help protect against heat tools in your next use, although, a heat protectant should still be used. There are specially formulated leave-in conditioners that are designed to protect color treated hair. If you use irons or heat on your hair a lot, this is especially useful to protect and soften.

GREAT leave-in conditioners:

1. Ouidad Moisture Lock Leave-in Conditioner~10$

2. Aussie Hair Insurance Leave-in Conditioner Spray~3.43$

3. It's a 10 Miracle Leave-in Product~9$

4. Not Your Mother's Kinky Moves Leave-In Conditioner~6.19$

2. Dry shampoos
Dry shampoo is the holy grail for dyed hair. First off, washing your hair every shower can be very wearing on your hair. Over time, the hair will become less healthy and the color will fade gradually. Using dry shampoo in between washes can keep the color vibrant longer. Secondly, applying dry shampoo instead of washing your hair keeps the natural oils in your hair longer, which allows your hair to grow long and thick. The powder in the dry shampoo takes away the greasy look but doesn't remove the natural oils. 
STAY AWAY from these dry shampoos:
1. Oscar Blandi Pronto Dry Shampoo Spray. This product has been said to be "a total waste" because of the smell, cost, and dandruff-like residue. 
2. Tresemmé Fresh Start Volumizing Dry Shampoo. People have said this product leaves a sticky residue making hair greasiest than before.

GREATdry shampoos:

1. Amika Perk Up Dry Shampoo~24.08$
2. Batiste Dry Shampoo Clean and Classic~8.55$
3. Not Your Mother's Clean Freak Refreshing Dry Shampoo~8.99$

3. DIY Natural Enhancers
You can easily make your own color enhancers that keep your hair brighter and aren't harmful. 
One example is the lemon juice and water mixture. Simply mix these together and put the mixture into a spray bottle. Coat your hair lightly in it and sit outside in the sun for at least an hour and your hair will be lightened slightly. This enhancer keeps your hair from turning dull or brassy.

Another example is honey and olive oil. Mix together equal amounts of these ingredients and massage the mixture into damp hair.

4. Hair Masks
A monthly hair mask can increase shine and strength of your hair as well as a long-lasting conditioning effect. 
You can usually purchase quality hair masks without any harmful ingredients, or you can make your own with the many recipes out there. They usually consist of olive oil, yogurt, honey, or cider vinegar.

GREAT hair masks:

1. Macadamia Oil Deep Repair Mask~19.49$

2. Moroccanoil Intense Hydrating Mask~29.99$

Step 2: Picking the Perfect Shampoo

Some shampoos can be very damaging and strip away color and shine. There are, however, awesome shampoos made just for your color type.

Great examples for blonde hair:
1. John Frieda Sheer Blonde Highlight Activating Moisturizing Enhancing Shampoo~4.99$ Keeps hair shiny and makes highlights last longer
2. Herbal Essences Color Me Happy Color Safe Shampoo~3.19$ Agreed to have an amazing fragrance and restore shine to dull hair. 
3. Blonde Sexy Hair Sulfate-Free Bright Blonde Shampoo~15$ Takes away brassiness, increases strength and health. "This is my ultimate favorite and I've been trying different products for almost 8 years." ~Kerry Hancock; Amazon

Great examples for red hair:
1. TRESemmé Color Revitalize Shampoo~5.49$ good alternative to expensive salon brands, that still keeps color full of shine and vibrancy.

2. Joico Color Infuse Red Shampoo~12.49$ Increase shine and decrease frizz. Adds a rosy glow and prevents color from stripping.

3.Giovanni Colorflage Dailey Color Defense Shampoo, Remarkably Red~6.29$ Fade resistant system and red berry blend for lasting multi-dimensional radiance. Perfect for all types of redheads.

Great examples for brown and black hair:

1. Paul Mitchell Color Protect Daily Shampoo~12.50$ Gentle cleanse and care for color treated hair that revitalizes and restores all hair types

2. Matrix Biolage Colorlast Shampoo~15.99$ Helps maintain color depth, tone and shine for vibrant color treated hair.

3. John Frieda Brilliant Brunette Color Protecting Shampoo~4.33$ Rehydrates and replenishes dry, color-treated brunette hair.

Step 3: Using Heat

When using irons or blowdryers, color can seriously be stripped away and left unhealthy if used incorrectly. There are basic steps you can take to prevent this damage from occurring.

First off, the most obvious one, heat protectants. A heat protectant provides the best protection against irons and without a good one, your hair will eventually fade and the color will be ruined.

GREAT heat protectants:

1. TRESemme Thermal Creations Heat Tamer Protective Spray~3.57$

2. Moroccanoil Protect Styling Spray for Heat Styling~23.20$

3. Beat the Heat Thermal Styling Spray~6.19$

Next, know what heat setting to put your irons on. If you set it too high, this can cause serious damage to your hair, and strip it of its natural shine and softness. If you have thin hair, set the temperature from 300-320*F. If you have medium thickness like I do, set the temperature from 330-360*F. If you have thick hair, set the temperature from 370-410*F. Anything out of your range is risky.

Instead of blow drying your hair constantly, try air drying. Although you can protect your hair with a heat protectant, it benefits you to use heat as little as possible. Using a good leave-in conditioner or texturing cream can shape your curls and allow for a controlled style.If you wash your hair at night, it can dry for a good 8 or more hours so you aren't stuck in the morning blow drying.

Purchase quality tools! If you have nice heat tools, they won't do as much damage to your hair as regular drugstore tools do. Some of them aren't cheap, so if you want the best quality hair, it's a bit of an investment.

Step 4: Best Remedies for Damaged Hair

If you dyed your hair a while ago and it's already damaged, not all hope is lost! You can still restore your hair shine and strength with natural remedies.

For dry hair: Make a 'Shampoo Omelet'. Mix one egg with 1/2 tsp of shampoo. Then apply it to your hair for five minutes and rinse it out. The proteins in your hair are slightly enhanced with this remedy and damaged hair is restored. Apply this mask once a week for best results.

For dull hair: Sour cream or plain yogurt can restore color and shine to dull hair. Massage about 1/4 cup into damp hair and let sit for 25 minutes. Wash out thoroughly and reapply in a week.

For dry and heat damaged hair: Apply about 2 tbsp of honey and 1 tbsp of olive oil into damp hair. This remedy helps restore keratin protein bonds that are damaged by heat.

For frizzy hair: Try an avocado mask. The oils and proteins in avocados boost nutrients and smooth frizzy hair. Use about 1/4 of the avocado and massage it into damp hair. Let it sit for 20 minutes. Apply every 2 weeks.

You can purchase great remedies here:

Moroccanoil Treatment Light~15$ This mask is great for blonde and lighter hair shades to add shine and restore split ends.

Tropganic Treatment Hair Mask with Argan Oil~13$ Adds moisture and shine to dry and color-treated hair types.

TIGI S-Factor True Lasting Colour~12.99$ Contains ultra sheer oils that naturally enhance color vibrancy and protect against heat.

Step 5: Tips and Tricks

1. Wash your hair in cold water. Washing your hair in cold water often will increase color vibrancy.

2. Avoid using harsh chemicals. PPD, Hydrogen peroxide, Ammonia, DMDM Hydantoin, Parabens like Methylparabens and Propylparabens, Lead Acetate, Sulfates, Sodium chloride, and Resorcinol are extremely harmful to hair and unfortunately have been found in many hair products. When purchasing hair products, make sure to check for harmful chemicals first.

3. Get a haircut often. Getting a light trim every 5-8 weeks can prevent split ends and keep hair healthy.

4. Use a sulfate-free shampoo. Sulfate-free shampoo prolongs color vibrancy and gently cleanses hair instead of stripping it like harsher shampoos.

5. Use heat tools sparingly. Try to use heat tools as little as possible because they can be harmful without protectant and overtime damage hair.

6. Hair mask for blondes or light hair once a week. Any of the masks I mentioned earlier would work great if applied once a week. This will prevent hair from turning brassy and keep it healthy.

7. Silver or purple shampoo. Also for blondes, using a purple or silver shampoo will protect against brassy colors as well. They are gentle and safe even for fine hair.

8. Condition hair first when you wash it. "Wet your hair, run conditioner through it, and shampoo directly on top of the conditioner. This puts a barrier between your color and the shampoo while still removing excess natural oils. Next step: Recondition, rinse, and go," says professional stylist Shaun Surething.

9. Protect your new do! UV light weakens your hair by breaking down proteins. Color-treated hair is extra sensitive to UV rays so you always have to make sure you use a heat protectant or color protector.

10. Keep your vivd red from fading. For redheads, use a color safe shampoo and conditioner and about one a week, apply a colorless glaze for long term va-va-voom!

11. Apply oils every 3 days. Oils like Argan, Moroccan, Macadamia, help extend the life of color vibrancy and shine.

12. Less is more! Using less shampoo, conditioners, oils, etc. save your products so that they can last longer, therefore, SAVING MONEY!

13. Try a moisture treatment. This Aussie 3 minute miracle is a great moisture treatment. Moisture treatments are great for restoring color and shine.

14. Comb, don't brush! Purchase a wide tooth comb and use that to detangle hair instead of a brush. Wide tooth combs are gentle and detangle well. Some brushes can cause breakage but wide tooth combs are great for this.

15. Take some vitamins or supplements.Biotin and are great for growing hair fast and keeping it healthy.

16. Give your hair a break once in a while. Every so often, take a break from heat tools, harsh brushes, or hair products.

17. Be gentle when towel drying. Whenever you towel dry your hair, be very gentle because when your hair is wet, it is easier to break and get damaged. Using a cotton t-shirt can absorb wetness better than a standard towel.

18. Natural, heatless hairdos. If your natural hair just isn't working for you, but you don't want to use heat, there are lots of hairstyles you can do with no heat that still look good! Check some out here.

19. Customized tips. There are websites online where you enter in your hair profile and you get customized tips and recommendations from experts.

20. Natural waves. When you have dyed hair, natural, heatless waves are the way to go. Try applying mousse and scrunching your hair with a t-shirt. You could also try loosely braiding your hair for beauty waves. Another method is twisting your hair in your hand for tight ringlets.

 

 

Color Experts Weigh In On the Slime Green Trend - Jeanise Aviles, Color Expert at Seagull Salon

Color Experts Weigh In On the Slime Green Trend

 

Jeanise Aviles, color expert at Seagull Salon recently weighed in on the slime green trend happening right now. Paper Magazine asked three color experts their opinions on slime green color. Why is it exciting? What is causing all the hype and excitement around slime green everything? From slime green nails to slime green Lambos, Jeanise talks shop and why slime green is EVERYWHERE.

 

 

 

 PAPER spoke to NYC-based artists and color theorists Nic Walter, Roxie Darling, and Jeanise Aviles, whose ideas on how slime green became our new normal range from the fascinatingly historical to the essentially spiritual. Learn more by reading on, and taking a tour through your faves rocking some major slime green looks.

 

 

Jeanise Aviles, Color Expert at Seagull Salon:

My own vibe about green right now is this: the reason why I'm wearing it is that I need to lead with my heart. I need to be aware and conscious of my heart right now; green is the color of the heart and love chakra. There is so much uncovering in the world in terms of hate, secrets, and distortion, which is a lot to take. The green keeps me in alignment with acting and speaking with love. It's like a battle color that you can show your love power with. If I had to guess, I'd say that others are recognizing green in the world because the pink wave has turned over, and maybe it's more in your face; maybe it's environmental. It's the word on the street. I think it gets into people's brains as well. In my mind, and from what I'm seeing, it's a color that represents a spiritual fight against all we're trying to dismantle right now.

 

 

By this point, it seems that the presence of what we've been calling "slime green" is everywhere: from outfits and hair looks worn by Kim Kardashian and SZA to close-knit fashion circles to street style. In figuring out how these sorts of uber-popular color trends start (or how they continue), we thought it best to obtain an expert opinion, especially for a color this assertively vibrant.

 

How To Take Care Of Your Dyed Red Hair - NYLON Featuring Seagull Stylists Luke and Laura

Seagull veteran stylists, Luke Kalat and Laura Connors were asked by NYLON magazine the best way to take care of dyed red hair. 

PHOTO BY ANDREW H. WALKER/GETTY IMAGES; JASON MERRITT/GETTY IMAGES FOR DCP; MONICA SCHIPPER/GETTY IMAGES; KEVIN WINTER/GETTY IMAGES FOR AMERICAN EXPRESS; STEPHEN LOVEKIN/GETTY IMAGES

 

No, you're eyes aren't playing tricks on you. There really are more people walking around with red hair. It's become the color of the season and today, of all days, is National Love Your Red Hair Day. Turn up! As a person that has dyed their hair almost every color under the sun, I can safely say redheads have more fun. That firey color just does something to your personality, you know?

Dyed red hair, though, is the one of the—if not the—hardest colors to maintain. The first time I went red, I washed my hair too many times without the proper products and soon the Mary Jane Watson red looked like a musty mistake. No, thank you! Not again.

Now, after speaking with the red hair experts at New York City's Seagull salon, you, too, can rock red better and for longer than I did. Happy coloring.

 

"Don’t be afraid to go a bit brighter with your red than you may be initially intended to," Laura Connors tells me. "Bumping up the intensity of the pigment will get you a lot more mileage out of your color and it is a fun way to play around with different ginger incarnations."

Luke Kalat says, "The best way to get a long-lasting red is to actually start with a red that’s demi or semi-permanent because reds fade so much. The higher the volume of developer, the faster the color molecule falls out of the hair, leaving the hair drab and faded." Both Kalat and Connors stress the importance of using color-safe, sulfate-free shampoos sparingly. A proper color conditioner will add vibrancy and moisture. (More on that below!) Finally, Kalat suggests getting a glaze or toner in between root touchups. "This will extend your color and give you added shine," he says.

As for the products Connors and Kalat swear by? See below.

 

 

 

 

Finding Alternatives to the Alt-Right Haircut

There's been a lot of talk over the past year about the "alt-right" haircut. You know this cut: short on the sides, long on top. Lots of men have it. Just google it. It's been everywhere for years. Even the Washington Post asked "Does This Haircut Make Me Look Like a Nazi?" I, myself, have had variations of this haircut over the years: 

But a recent Buzzfeed article written by Brooklyn barber Patty Suarez called "I Cut Hair, And In 2017 I Helped Men Look Less Fascist" got me thinking about the alternatives to this standard go-to for men. Suarez writes:

"What’s fascinating is how one haircut has signified so many different things, across different historical moments and different constituencies. As a queer stylist, it’s a cut I saw in militaristic homoerotic photography in the 1990s and fashion magazines in the 2000s. It’s a cut I’ve given many times at Badlands, the salon where I work. It has been part of the aesthetic language in the queer community for years, put to particularly good use by people identifying themselves as she or the nonbinary they/them. The cut is androgynous and sharp, and can be used in many different ways. It can pull long hair away from femininity without going into masculinity.

But with its new profile as the chosen cut of the white nationalists, it’s causing some white men to rethink a cut that has long been in the mainstream of hipsterdom. It means that the aesthetics of the racist alt-right made their way into my salon in one of the US's most liberal enclaves."

It's pretty convenient to have my hair short on the sides and long on top. It looks sharp and classic. But since this summer, when I buzzed off all my hair, I've been trying to grow it out to a longer cut with the help of my preferred Seagal (and mens cut specialist) Kristin in order to escape the alt-right connotations. 

Here are some alternatives to the alt-right cut:

Or just go for it and let your hair grow really long: 

xo
craig

Seagull Holiday Gift Ideas: Lauren's All-Purpose Salve + Gift Certificates!

Hey all!

The holiday season got here super fast, and Christmas will be here before you know it. Have you started looking for that special something for that special someone yet? 

Neither have I. But I have a couple of Seagull suggestions for you:

First, I want to introduce you to the newest product we carry at Seagull: the instant-hit Lauren's All-Purpose Salve. 

Let me just say this: I don't leave home without Lauren's All-Purpose Salve. I absolutely love this product, and so do our clients. It's flying off the shelf. I use it as a lip balm and to moisturize my hands and cuticles. In fact, Seagull resident nail artist Gina recommends it to her nail clients to keep their nail beds moisturized and healthy. Also, recently when I had a bad cold that left my nose too tender from too many tissues, this salve also came in handy. It's literally all=purpose. The stylists even use it on their clients hair. 

Seagull curly hair expert Laura gushes about Lauren's All-Purpose Salve in this recent Nylon article "How To Take Care Of Your Dyed Red Hair": "It's my favorite way to keep chemically treated hair moisturized from the inside out. The littlest bit goes the longest way; it is organic, all natural and made locally. Also it's not just for your hair! You can use it anywhere on your skin that needs a tender touch."

And if you still don't know what to get someone for the holidays, there's always the gift of beauty!

What better gift than to be treated to a fresh new haircut or color or even an unforgettable manicure with custom artwork? Gift certificates are a sure thing, an easy way to make someone smile. They can be purchased in the salon or by phone. Stop in the salon or give us a ring at (212) 989-1807. 

We hope your holiday season is peaceful and full of beauty!

xo
craig

This Is Not An April Fool's Joke: Seagull Nails Starting Monday!

Starting this Monday, April 3rd Seaull will now be offering manicures and nail art by renowned nail artist Gina Oh!

Seagull Salon’s resident nail artist Gina Oh is a sought-after underground celebrity. Having worked her magic for over seven years at Manhattan’s top nail salons, Vanity Projects and Akiko Nails in the Lower East Side, she forged her own signature style known as OHriGINAils. Growing up among Orlando’s eclectic and diverse backdrop, Gina developed her freestyle signature nail painting techniques, specializing in both gel nails and acrylics. Although she has a minimalist’s eye and appreciates a good, clean and simple manicure, it is her collaborative approach and imaginative energy that has caught the attention of mega stars Lauryn Hill, Serena Williams, Nicky Minaj and Madonna’s long-time bestie Debbie Mazar. Gina was also chosen to participate in a pop-up nail art installation in conjunction with painter Kehinde Wiley’s exhibition at Aspen Art Museum, catching the attention of Kylie Jenner on a leg of her site, Kylie Klaws: “7 Things To Know About Gina Oh”. 

Whatever your nails needs, Gina Oh is here for you at Seagull. Ask ahead for a bold, basic gel manicure while your hair color settles in or book her for a full-on, tricked-out, full set of flash nails. Gina will wow you every time. 

Call us at 212 989 1807 to book your nail appointment with Gina!

xo
SEAGULL