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Mission Statement
 

       To provide superior quality artistry, superb customer service in an impeccably clean, relaxing atmosphere of friendly elegance and always with a smile.

 
Thank you all for your continued support, Maria!


 

 About the Stylist
     Maria has over 20 years experience in hair and beauty both as an educator and stylist in the salon. She had advance training at the Aveda Institute in St. Paul, Minnesota, Chicago and Milwaukee and at Education Centers with Paul Mitchell, L'anza, Wahl, Matrix and OPI to mention a few. She started her career winning first place in a Men’s Hair Cutting Competition in Minneapolis, Minnesota. While working at a previous salon she continued to work with Aveda and educate the staff ensuring that all their new staff members were trained to meet the same high expectations.  She has attended the hair show in Las Vegas, the Midwest Beauty Show in Chicago and the Presage  Technology 
Class. She became certified in the Presage treatment in June of 2007.  She has just completed the second level of training with the Presage company. She has recently added the Brazilian Smoothing Treatment to her list of services.
     Maria is an artist when it comes to nail enhancements. She has the ability to make any nail look the way you desire; short, long, squaval, square, oval, round and always natural looking.  Maria is passionate about hair color and you can count on her to create a custom color to fit your look!  Maria is most concerned with developing a complete  understanding of her clients needs so that she can match their style to their personality, coloring and lifestyle. 
 
 
About the Aesthetician
 

      Leah is a recent graduate of Gill-Tech Academy of Hair Design , where she completed the Aesthetics program.  Since she was a little girl Leah has always had a love of cosmetics and skin care and is thrilled to have found a career that she has such a passion for. 

      Leah loves helping her clients with all their skin care needs.  She would love to pamper you with a facial (for the face and/or back), body scrub/mask, wax, or makeup application. Please check out the full menu of services online, or email Leah at Leah@HairportOshkosh.com

 

 
 

 
I received a great invitation to work with the Style. network for the weekend of 8/22/2009. Style was doing a promotional tour across the US. Style. network is the home of the TV shows, Clean House, How do I Look?, Split Ends and Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane to name a few.
Below is a slide show of the Salon on wheels designed by the Style network. To promote the Style network, the "Style" staff did complimentary hairstyles, polish changes and make up applications on patrons from Appleton to Milwaukee. Afterward the mobile salon was heading East. The mobile salon was a RV remodeled to service six clients at a time. It is an experience I will not forget soon. It was great to meet so many new people.
 
 
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 Company history
     The Hairport Salon started on the second floor of Independent Beauty, June of 2000. July of 2001 we moved to our current location at 600 G Ohio Street. Many still remember it as Beaner's Bar from the "good ole days". Maria started the Hairport Salon with the intentions to create a relaxing experience that the client would feel the minute they walked through the door. 
      Over the years we have donated our time at the Back to School Fair, Bridal Shows, Zoolloween Boo, the Family Wellness Fair, Senior Day at the YMCA and many contributions to community fundraisers.
      We have been volunteering at the Zoolooween Boo held at the Menominee Park in Oshkosh since 2003. Saturday, October 27, 2007, my two helpers and I handed out candy to about 1,000 trick-or-treaters. Below we were the Three Blind Mice. My cousin and his son Lucas, "Santa Claus" stopped to say hello. Saturday October 25, 2008 we volunteered at Menominee Park Zoo again. It was a chilly day like usual, but we had a great turn out. We were a Medieval family, I had a lot of kids asking if I was really a man. Over past years we did the 80s, Grandmas in rollers (we even made the Oshkosh Northwestern that year) and Scary sea creatures. The year of the sea creatures we scared a few too many kids so we won't do scary again. In 2009, we did the Cat and the Hat and in 2010 my daughter and her friends were Little Red Riding Hood, the Big Bad Wolf and Granny. 2010 was rainy and cold, surprisingly we had a decent turn out. I have to say we had the best reviews from parents and children with the Cat in the Hat, so we might have to do that one again.
         
      2011, we did volunteer and fundraiser for the community like usual. This year we volunteered at the Back to School Fair and my favorite, Zoolooween boo. This year we were witches making a candy brew. Our jars of ingredients included hair of a naughty child, bloody eyeballs, kidney stones, spiders, dog's breath and shrunken skulls. I'm always looking for ideas, so feel free to make suggestions for next year.
 
 
Zoolooween Boo over the years 
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