Biyoshi Salon
Hair salon in Brookline, MA
Biyoshi Salon opened in June 2000 and is located off Newbury Street in Brookline. The name is pronounced bee-yo-shee. The salon describes itself as a trendy, unique space.
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Biyoshi Salon opened in June 2000 and is located off Newbury Street in Brookline. The name is pronounced bee-yo-shee. The salon describes itself as a trendy, unique space.
Haircuts are built around the natural texture of each client's hair. Stylists are trained in the Sahag technique of dry-cutting and use a razor to add texture. The salon also offers hair coloring and retexturizing.
A wig program runs through the salon, which describes itself as one of the American Cancer Society's largest wig banks. Wigs are provided at no cost to cancer patients. The salon also lists ties to Wigs for Kids, Look Good Feel Better, the National Cosmetology Association and the Salon Association.
Staff have trained with American Crew, Toni & Guy (TIGI) and L'Oreal, among others, and use a range of tools across their work.
The salon describes a pure, realistic approach to hair, with cuts shaped to each client's own texture rather than a single look.
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- Highlights
- Dry-cutting using the Sahag technique
- Razor texturizing to build movement and texture
- Free wigs for cancer patients through its wig bank
- Affiliations with Wigs for Kids and Look Good Feel Better
- Staff trained with American Crew, TIGI and L'Oreal
- Good for
- cancer patients seeking a wig
- clients who want a cut shaped to their natural texture
- clients interested in dry-cut styling
- clients wanting texture work
- clients looking for hair coloring
- Treats
- wig needs for cancer patients
- texture and movement
- hair coloring
- Techniques
- dry-cutting
- Sahag technique
- razor texturizing
- retexturizing
- hair coloring