N Style

(281) 363-0100
Tuesday thru Saturday 9:00am - 6:00pm
After hour appointments available and walk-ins welcome.
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Call us or e-mail your appointments to: n-style@sbcglobal.net

N Style Salon Give Back

Local businesses show their appreciation to customers and to the community in many ways. Some run sales specials on their products; others volunteer on countless committees and in community projects for many worthwhile organizations.

But the folks at N Style Salon in The Woodlands give back to the community a unique way. They bring smiles to seniors living in the area's nursing homes by regularly visiting them and providing small goody bags filled with personal items and love.

"We've been doing this for about five years now," says owner Nina Carlson, "And we enjoy every minute of it."

Nina says the shop, located in the Grogan's Mill Village Center, collects items seniors will use, such as slippers, socks robes and other personal items, and stylists place them in gift baskets for the seniors.

"Then about once every two or three months we deliver the baskets to nursing homes," she said. "And for the staffs of care givers, we provide gift certificates them. It's our way to show our appreciation," she said.

Sometimes there are items left over and are donated to the Women's Center and to Interfaith.

Currently gift baskets are delivered to seniors at Ultimate Care, owned by Debra Thornton; Magnolia House, owned by Natalie Klepacz and to King's Palace, owned by Johnnie King.

N Style Hair Salon caters to both men and women. Appointments are also available. Come see us!

N Style owner Nina Carlson, left, is shown with three of the four stylists there: (from left) Estelle Higley, Yonni Cotten and Cheryl Kirkpatrick.
The salon is located in the Grogan's Mill Village Center in The Woodlands. (Not pictured is stylist Natti Angel.)

Recently Nina Carlson, left, visited King's Palace in The Woodlands and brought her basket of goodies.
Shown with her are, from left. John Thompson, Johnnie King, Judy Zalman and seated Tom Kiger.
(Juanita Pittard, another resident, is not pictured.)