LAKE PARK — Offering curls, cuts, and color is a barber and beauty salon that recently hit the city of Lake Park like a ton of bricks.
Well, maybe more like a ton of bobby pins.
It’s Joyce’s Barber & Beauty Shop.
After 32 years of experience, Joyce Seeman decided to open Joyce’s Barber & Beauty Shop on April 1 at 208 W. Marion Ave.
Among other things, a need for security was the driving force behind her business venture.
“This is my fifth barber shop,” said Seeman. “I came from Claudia’s full-service salon with good clients. I was no longer working there and had to do something.”
Seeman said the Lake Park community has been very supportive of her business.
She sees many old clients and has gained the trust of several new ones.
“People have been wonderful to me ...,” said Seeman. “I’ve just got some really good clients.”
Seeman credits her wide range of skills with her continued success in the business.
“I don’t really specialize in anything,” said Seeman. “After 32 years, I just do it all.”
When asked about the future, Seeman continued, “I see the business growing — growing big time. I would like to have another girl in here, maybe someone straight out of school who is willing to learn something.”
Seeman believes that what sets her shop apart from the competition is the convenience of having a beautician who is also a barber.
“I’m a female barber, and you don’t see many of them around.” Seeman said.
For more information on prices, appointments, or employment, please call Joyce Seeman at (229) 559-9433 or (229) 630-1220.
The shop is located off Highway 41 across from Lake Park City Hall.
Q: What are your shop hours, and do you accept walk-ins?
A: Shop hours are from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday. Walk-ins and appointments are both welcomed.
Q: What are your prices?
A: There are a variety of prices ranging from $3 to $80. It depends on the look you’re striving to achieve. A few prices include bang and beard trims for $5, shampoos for $3, shampoos and sets for $12, or $24 with a haircut. Perms for short hair are $35 and up. Spirals are $80.
Q: What products do you offer?
A: Redken, Redken for Men, Thri, Big Sexy, and other name brands at discounted prices. Also, hair accessories such as brushes and combs are available.
Joyce’s Barber & Beauty Shop
Owner: Joyce Seeman
Location: 208 W. Marion Ave., Lake Park
Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday and from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday
Contact: Joyce Seeman at (229) 559-9433 or (229) 630-1220
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