A new hair salon has opened its doors on the High Street in Knaresborough, offering a range of styling and treatment services.
Helen Baxter Hairdressing has been launched by Helen Baxter, who brings two decades of experience in the industry.
She has spent the past 15 years working in the town at Kelly Teggin Hairdressing and has now moved into her own premises as her business continues to grow.
The new salon, located at 82 High Street, offers colour correction, balayage, keratin and smoothing treatments, as well as hair styling for weddings and special occasions.
Helen Baxter told Your Harrogate:
"I’ve opened a salon that I think is different to any others, offering a vibe that brings both relaxation and fun!
"I offer all sorts of different services such as colour correction, balayage, keratin and smoothing systems and wedding and occasion hair as well.
"We're welcoming all customers, old a new!"
Follow Helen Baxter on social media here.

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