Hair Roller
By Allie Daugherty
On the heels of the recent popularity of food trucks comes a new idea: a mobile hair salon.
“We remove the frustration of having to wait in line at your typical chain salon,” say Kush Kapila, founder and CEO of Sterlings, a salon on wheels. “The convenience of not having to drive is also a big value added for our clients, both in time and gas savings.”
Sterlings offers services for men and women including cuts, blowouts and neck massages at prices ranging from $15 to $40. To make an appointment, visit sterlingsmobile.com.
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