Boutique Hair at Minaroo in Bywong, New South Wales, Australia | Beauty, cosmetic & personal care

Boutique Hair at Minaroo

Locality: Bywong, New South Wales, Australia

Phone: +61 430 223 871

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21.01.2022 Update on reopening of salon is soon. We are open to double vaccinated clients. Please understand this is policy from NSW government. 11 October is when business will be in operation. Thank you for your wonderful support and patience I’m looking forward to catching up with you all. Love to all, Sally and family xx

14.01.2022 Extended lockdown continues for another 4 weeks. I can’t assist with your hair, but I can assist with hair products If you need hair products please contact me and I will organize to post it out to you or click and collect. Thank you my friends for your continual support! Take care and I look forward to seeing you after the lockdown. Xxx

10.01.2022 I have now taken 47.5 lumbering trips around the sun to observe the human experience and here is a brief recap on a little I have learned so far: The angriest p...eople are usually the ones who are the most afraid. Empathy is a very under-taught subject in our schools. People who can’t laugh at themselves make for terrible comedians. If you mix Daiquiri Ice and Chocolate ice cream at Baskin Robbins you’ll know exactly what heaven tastes like. Not enough people take the time to jump in puddles. We somehow normalized giving our guns baby names and naming our babies after guns. The inside of our eyelids play the same monster movies over and over. Dandelions aren’t weeds. No, they aren’t. Stop arguing with me. A womb is a temple of miracles where souls and bodies form the most perfectly strange communities. By the way, hospice beds are the exact same. Politics make for terrible eyeglasses to see the world through. There are not enough books written about lighthouses and way too many about vampires. We take part in so many things that don’t bring us joy all in the name of tradition. The best naps happen during rainstorms. Our cell phones have more plans than our actual lives. We fetishize butterflies a little too much, I mean, come on. Kissing is magic. If a kiss doesn’t feel magical then it isn’t one. It’s just lip chores. We choose if the holes in our hearts kill us or turn us into woodwind instruments. Rivers have taught me as much about God as Sunday School ever did. If we stare up into the stars long enough we will feel this little tug on the threads of our spirit. It will be like the pull of a magnet. We are drawn upwards. We are attracted to the expanse. We are being called to return where it is we came from. We come to know that everything out there in the endless field of celestial delights came from the same burst of creation that eventually formed us. And those thoughts are gently pulling on us every time we gaze up into the night sky. Trees make really wonderful life coaches. Whenever we hold hands with each other our pulses try their best to synchronize. There should be an Olympic sport that is all about untangling extension cords. Eating a hamburger while sitting on the hood of a car is something people should go do more often. Our memories should never have walls to them. We should be able to visit them without getting stuck. We treat grief like it’s a summer storm -as if it’s a temporary event that will quickly pass. It won’t. Grief is a comet. It terraforms our world. Grief doesn’t always destroy us - but it changes the shape of our continents. We hide too much beautiful art in places where we only people who don’t care about art can afford to see it. I think whomever created pulp-free orange juice didn’t quite understand what orange juice is. Sex in movies makes people cringe more than mass murder in movies and that probably makes the angels weep. Mothers should be given 10% discounts. Everywhere. The best name any flower has ever been given is Baby’s Breath. Kindness is elemental. A slow drive down a dirt road with the exact right song playing can be a baptism. I’m hopeful that we have finally reached the saturation point of reality tv shows involving angry neighbors and retired judges. Although, I can’t quite prove it yet, I think every gust of wind is a ghost trying to win a race. Our hearts are sponges. What we put in is what squeezes out. When we fall in love we don’t actually fall. We float. We become weightless. We have turned the expectations of other people into anchors that we wear our our necks. We are curving our spines by trying to fit in. Airplanes look they shouldn’t work but somehow they do and we just get over it ~and that is the kind of shoulder shrugging we should do for people who live their lives in ways that we don’t understand. Listening to new music is an easy way to turn our minds into gates instead of bank vaults. People are good - some of them just forget it. We put way too many people in prisons, boxes, their places, in timeout and in hell. If the universe can still be expanding after all this time then I should willing to do the same. Every morning we become a newborn galaxy. Every breath we take is a baby sun. Every word of kindness we speak can build a new Earth in someone else’s heart. Nobody can tell you how to heal. There should be more cupcakes. I know there are already a bunch of cupcakes, I just think there should be more. ~ john roedel (johnroedel.com)

07.01.2022 Wow this is clear a very challenging time for us all. Extended restrictions will impact on business. We need to comply with the rules and regulations. I am very sorry to cancel appointments that have been scheduled during the lockdown period. The salon will reopen Saturday September 11, cross fingers. I will contact you individual to reschedule your appointments. ... Thank you for your understanding during these times. Please stay safe and well!

05.01.2022 Hi folks, as you may know the lockdown has been extended again My apologies to clients that are currently booked during the lockdown period. I will need to reschedule your appointment. I will contact you individually to reschedule your appointment. Thank you for your support and I look forward to catching up with you. ... Stay safe!!