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Carmine & Co Hair Salon

Carmine & Co Hair Salon

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620 Easton Rd, Warrington, Pennsylvania, 18976, United States
(215) 343-2595 www.carmineandco.com
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Jul 8, 2018
I've been going to Carmine & Co. for 10 years. Love it. Great people, great cuts, great color.

Jan 11, 2018
I have been going to Carmine’s for about 30 years. Kelly has always cut my hair and MaryLuz, the owner, colors it. I have always been happy with the results. They are very intuitive to your needs and are willing to try different things with your hair if you’re up to it or keep it the same if you are very conservative. Everyone is friendly and respectful. They are like a family there.

Jan 2, 2018
Been coming to Carmines for years and MELISSA is the best... Not only the haircuts are perfect, MELISSA has also done my makeup for 2 different events & I never looked so great. Want a awesome haircut./makeup/makeover..stylist MELISSA is your girl..!!! p.s. Been going to Eden for color, she is such an excellent colorist..knows her stuff

Jan 11, 2018
I have been coming to Carmine's for over 30 years. Now my daughter also comes to Carmine's. They are constantly learning new things and they never get stale. Over the years, I have used different stylists and colorists and they have all been excellent. The staff rarely changes, so you know they love their jobs-- and it shows.

Oct 20, 2017
Eden takes care of my color, and Jamie my cut - both are FABULOUS, and highly recommend them! You will not be sorry - Eden does exactly what you want with your color and even more, I always get compliments. Jamie listens to you and never cuts more than you want, I always receive compliments after seeing them both. It is hard to trust someone with you hair, especially if it is long - you will love them both like I do!

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Opening Hours

Tue:10 am - 7:30 pm
Wed:9 am - 8:30 pm
Thu:10 am - 8:30 pm
Fri:9 am - 5:30 pm
Sat:8:30 am - 3:30 pm Open Today