salon
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1.5
- noun
- /səˈlɑn/
:
peluquería
- But I usually go to this really cute African braiding salon by my house.
- hair salon
- beauty salon
- tanning salon
And that is how you get a salon blowout at home.
- And that is how you get a salon blowout at home.
- You know that like salon hair care product smell.
- And so I started going to nail salons every two weeks.
- Now I'm actually headed to the Brush Hair Salon.
- And we thought it'd be funny to take off the hair salon sign and put a Papa John's.
- Doesn't it look like your girl went to a nail salon?
- It's the Elchum Professional Salon ceramic hair dryer.
Examples
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I'm at the hair salon right now.
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My friend and I own a hair salon downtown.
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I would see you at our hair salon with your mom.
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Jazz watched them from the beauty salon next door to the apartment building.
Fiction book (1995) -
I'll call the salon as soon as it opens and get back to you.
Fiction book (1999) -
Susan has gone to the beauty salon.
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He runs a make up and hair salon.
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I need a trip to the nail salon like ASAP.
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I am the bookkeeper for a chain of hair salons.
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My friend and I own a salon downtown that offers haircuts and facials.
Synonyms
48
1.0
A shop where men get their hair cut and beards trimmed
17
2.3
A shop where people get their hair, skin, and nails done
11
1.7
A shop where people go for hair, face, and nail treatments
4
1.3
A place where hairdressers cut and style hair and give treatments for skin and nails
A shop where men get haircuts and shaves
Compounds
How Upscale
Surface Forms
Etymology
Salon comes from the French word salon, which originally meant 'large room' or 'hall'. Because people used salons to meet, talk, and be seen, the word later came to mean a shop for hair and beauty, so a salon is a place for hair and beauty treatments.