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WEST CARROLLTON-On Friday July 23rd Rhonda's Hair Studio in West Carrollton will host its second annual "Pay What You Want Event". From 12-8pm the salon welcomes walk-ins to come and get any service at the salon, put whatever amount they want to pay in an envelope and hand it to the receptionist as they leave.
This is not a joke, Rhonda Taulbee the owner says she wants women to feel good about themselves even if they are going through hard times. If you would like to attend the Rhonda's hair Studio is located at 436 East Central Ave. in West Carrollton, Dayton Ohio.
No appointments will be taken on Friday and some services are excluded. Anyone looking to get color treatment must arrive before 6pm. For more information call the salon at (937)247-2922
This is not a joke, Rhonda Taulbee the owner says she wants women to feel good about themselves even if they are going through hard times. If you would like to attend the Rhonda's hair Studio is located at 436 East Central Ave. in West Carrollton, Dayton Ohio.
No appointments will be taken on Friday and some services are excluded. Anyone looking to get color treatment must arrive before 6pm. For more information call the salon at (937)247-2922
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