Local entrepreneur and hairstylist Genia Church recently expanded her popular Northshore salon, Epiphany Salon, to include a new business venture with Sayfonh Toyphommalth called Epiphany Nail Bar. To celebrate the salon’s remodel, new service additions, and Epiphany’s 8th anniversary, an open house is scheduled for this Thursday.
The remodel has allowed space for six manicure and six pedicure stations, giving the new Nail Bar a competitive edge for accommodating large parties.
Bridal parties and girls nights out can book services for their entire groups.
Ms. Toyphommalth has worked in the industry for the past seven years and has a strong sense for what clients are looking for when visiting a nail salon. “A client wants to walk into an environment that is clean and smells good and be treated nicely and not rushed,” she said. “That’s why I opened Epiphany Nail Bar, to give my clients a glamorous experience so they can feel that it is all about them.”
This philosophy fits perfectly with Ms. Church’s who opened Epiphany Salon in 2008 with business partner Beth Kaylor. Dedicated to her clients, she and all her staff make sure each one leaves feeling fabulous from head to toe. The salon has won numerous awards locally and Church is recognized as a leader in the hair industry. She travels the country doing hair for celebrities at awards shows such as the Billboard Awards and the American Music Awards. Ms. Church also owns Epiphany Blowout & Color Bar and iBrow Couture, both located on Gunbarrel Road.
The Grand Opening and Anniversary Celebration will take place from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. on Thursday, at 330 Frazier Avenue. The public is welcome to drop in anytime throughout the day. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and drinks will be served and drawings will be held for discounts on products and services.
Nail Bar hours are Monday-Saturday 10 a.m.-7 p.m. and Sunday noon-6 p.m.