The New York hair salon proving beauty is built on community, not luxury


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Angelo Vega, a longtime stylist at Anonymous Hair Salon in New York, works on a customer’s hair at the salon. Photo: The New York Times

In the SoHo neighbourhood of Manhattan, a part of town that has gone from artist haven to luxury shopping destination, an unremarkable-seeming hair salon has been doing steady business since the days when mullets and big perms were all the rage.

It occupies a narrow storefront at 105 Sullivan Street, between Spring and Prince.

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