

NEW SALON — Associates of the Toronto Coalition for Revitalization welcomed the Hues Studio, a new hair salon at 1338 North Fourth St., with a ribbon reducing ceremony. Participating were being, from left: Toni Moreland and George Komar of the coalition Ginny Kuhn, the business’ owner and her sisters, Patti Davis and Karen Shell.
— Warren Scott

TORONTO — The operator of the Hues Studio, a new hair salon at 1338 N. Fourth St., wishes her clientele to sense at ease when they are in the chair and when they are ready.
Stepping into the new business enterprise on the city’s north conclusion, not significantly from the Fourth Avenue exit of state Route 7, members of the Toronto Coalition of Revitalization pointed out its resemblance to a tiny condominium, with cozy chairs and a wise television to observe even though waiting to have one’s hair colored and styled by operator Ginny Kuhn.
As tranquil music wafted via the salon, Kuhn revealed she had been cutting and styling hair in Toronto, Steubenville and Wintersville for about 40 many years when she resolved to go into business for herself a few of yrs in the past.
However, that choice coincided with the pandemic, forcing her and hairstylists throughout the condition to close their doors for about two months though new overall health rules have been applied.
But Kuhn reported she applied the time to pursue improvements to the constructing, which had been a hair salon many years in the past.
The total very first ground was repainted, including to the various renovations finished by area contractors Ed Organization, Bob Stagani, Paul Romey and Jim Billham.
Kuhn said she’s grateful to their tough operate in delivering the location a top to bottom confront-lift and to Lorna Flesher, a close friend who donated the home furniture.
She reported she wants a pay a visit to to the Hues Studio to be a stress-free just one and gives warm towels to offer purchasers a light scalp, shoulder, arm and hand therapeutic massage although they are there.
“People occur out of listed here and just cannot consider how great they come to feel,” mentioned Kuhn.
She hopes to incorporate an automated therapeutic massage chair to a separate room at the salon.
A 1982 graduate of Toronto Higher College, Kuhn acquired training by means of the Jefferson County Joint Vocational School. She has given that served as a going to choose at the school and welcomed its pupils to notice her at function.
Doing the job alone for now, Kuhn encourages prospective shoppers to connect with her at (740) 317-1803 to set up an appointment on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
She mentioned she’s accessible on some evenings.
Becoming a member of Kuhn for a ribbon slicing held by the Toronto Coalition for Revitalization to welcome the new enterprise have been her sisters, Patti Davis, who makes decorative wreaths marketed there, and Karen Shell.









