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Heavenly Hair & Body Salon LLC in Pittsburgh, PA offers the best in hair extension services. From box braids and sew-in extensions, to rice water treatments and hair extensions, we have it all. Come and experience the heavenly difference for yourself--call us or visit our website today! We serve Wilkinsburg, Pittsburgh, PA; Monroeville, PA; Plum, PA; Allison Park, PA; West Mifflin, PA; Franklin Park, PA and the surrounding areas. Beauty Salon, Women's Hair Salon, Professional Hair Salon, Natural Hairstyle, Affordable Hair Salon, Hair Extension, Nails Services, Hair Bundles, Olaplex Treatment, Manicure, Pedicure, Hair Braiding; Sew-In Extension, Hair Extensions, Virgin Hair Extensions, Braids, Blowout, Celebrity Braids, Celebrity Style, Multi-Culture Salon, Men Wigs, Hair Growth Oil
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810 Wood St #3, 15221, Pittsburgh, PA, United States
- (412) 612-9974
- admin@hairsalonpa.com
- hairsalonpa.com
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