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salon has new name, new owner
[JULY
19, 2001] A
downtown Lincoln business, Camel’s Hair’em, has changed owners
and has a new name. Paula Landess, a Lincoln native, has purchased
the hair styling business and changed the name to Cape Landing
Salon. The telephone number, 735-4247, remains the same.
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Jackie
Camel opened her salon in 1989 and moved it downtown to its current
location at 528 Broadway St. nearly three years ago. The change in
ownership provides opportunities for both Landess and Camel to
pursue their interests.
Landess
has been a licensed hairdresser for 23 years, working at Jane’s
Fashion Kurl in Lincoln for the last nine. Still working at the
salon are Camel, Linda Fisher, Rochelle Struck, Gloria Quiles,
Rochelle Johnson, Denise Costello and Julie Newsome King.
Cape
Landing will continue to be a full-service salon for families. In
addition to hair styling services it offers waxing, manicures,
pedicures, facials, body massage, and cosmetic consultation and
application. It is an Aveda Concept Salon, providing a full line of
Aveda hair, skin, body care and makeup products made from pure
flower and plant essences.
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Elaborating
on the new name, Landess noted that a cape provides a place to relax
and a landing is where one stops. "The salon provides a time of
relaxation and renewing," she explained. "Our clients will
continue to be pampered."
Landess
plans to keep the business downtown. "Being right on the square
at an intersection with traffic lights gives us great
visibility," she said. The facility is being remodeled to allow
greater privacy at the hair styling stations.
Cape
Landing is open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Walk-ins
are welcome based on availability.
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(217)
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