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Adolf Biecker Spa Salon
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citysearch c.
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So funny that I was going on this site to write a review about all of my wonderful visits to Adolf Biecker in Strafford. I have been going to this salon for many years and I have to say I am a bit disturbed by the last review so much so that I have been totally sidetracked from praising the one place that always makes me look and feel my best to defending a colorist that doesn't even color my hair on a regular basis, but have used in the past when there have been scheduling conflicts. For years the front desk staff and management has always been super nice and accommodating and I have never once felt uncomfortable or that I was treated different because of the way I ""looked"", who gets all dressed up to go the the salon anyway? And also I feel a strong need to stand up for Tiffany, she is always laughing and having fun with her clients. She seems to have wonderful relationships with all of them....to where I would think they weren't just clients but FRIENDS!!! Maybe you were having a SOUR day and felt that you were underdressed and you felt like you didn't belong. Don't blame others for your insecurities because the people at Adolf Biecker are the furthest things from snobs! People always tend to write the bad, and never the good so I am taking this opportunity to stress how much I LOVE the TEAM at Adolf Biecker! Thank You all so much for always making me look and feel GORGEOUS inside and out!
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