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My Salon Suite celebrates its one-year anniversary in New Braunfels
My Salon Suite has been in business in New Braunfels for one year. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
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My Salon Suite celebrated its one-year anniversary in New Braunfels on April 22. The salon offers private individual salon suites for qualified and established beauty service professionals, and each salon artist sets their own business hours. 830-542-8299.
By Lauren Canterberry
Lauren Canterberry began covering New Braunfels for Community Impact Newspaper in 2019. Her reporting focuses on education, development and breaking news. Lauren is originally from South Carolina and graduated from the University of Georgia in 2017.
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