Taryn asked what types of implements I use when styling. Taryn commented that it was a bit short and I agreed, but the layers and the fullness were what I had really been talking about more than the length.

I was able to point to the woman with the cut & style I really liked. She set me down for a consultation and asked what type of style I was looking for. In just a couple of minutes Taryn met me in the waiting area with her assistant Shannon. Being the prepared person I am, I whipped out my digital camera and asked permission to take photographs of her hair style to show my new stylist. The lady nearest me had the most amazing cut and style. There in front of me were people with really great hair syles, complete or in the making. As I sat there I felt the energy flowing about the stylists and their customers. I signed in and was offered a seat, very comfortable I might add. Seeing the Diablo Magazine 'Best of the East Bay 2006' poster made me feel a bit more at ease.

It's been years since I walked out of a salon feeling like a million bucks. Noon today I arrive at the shop and enter with trepidation.

Seemed almost like synchronicity as my maiden name is Bruner. One in particular just raved about Taryn Bruner.

What else would any self-respecting blogger do? Tribez Salon looked like a clear-cut winner as I found many positive posts about the salon. Wow! Give Taryn Bruner an 11 on a scale of 1 to 10įound myself looking for a new hair stylist recently so I went online to investigate my options.

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