5 Reasons Why You Should Visit Colorado’s First Drybar

Every girl loves to be pampered. Massages, manicures, spa dates…however, being pampered can get expensive. Luckily, Denver just welcomed its first Drybar – a “salon” that only washes and blow-dries hair. No coloring or cutting is offered. But is the Drybar experience really worth it if you’re only getting a blowout?

Drybar was also questionable to me at first…until I visited the Cherry Creek location that opened less than two weeks ago. The experience was simple: They washed my hair and slowly blow-dried it out into a style that I chose. The styles, all nine of them, are named after cocktails and were pictured in a book in front of me. I could also see treatments that I could add on, such as a scalp massage.

In the end, my look lasted a couple days until I washed and straightened my hair. I went to a sweaty basketball game, slept on it, cuddled on it and even brushed it out – it still lasted and even got messier in a sexy-hair kind of way.

Here are 5 reasons you should also try Denver’s new Drybar:

creator of Drybar, Alli Webb
founder of Drybar, Alli Webb

It’s super relaxing.

Sometimes going to a salon can be stressful. You’re getting your hair colored, having to wash it a few times, cross your fingers as you see the final product… But Drybar makes your experience relaxing. I showed up with messy hair, relaxed the whole time she was blow-drying my hair, and left feeling like a celeb.

 

You’ll be in and out quickly.

The total process takes about 45 minutes. It depends on your hair length, of course, but it’s a short enough amount of time to go on your lunch break, while being long enough to actually relax and not be rushed.

 

It’s inexpensive.

A professional blowout and wash is only $40. There are add-ons, which are also fairly priced. I added on the Floater, which is a 10-minute scalp massage for only $10 more. Trust me, it’s worth $1 per minute. You can also request an updo, braid or reparative mask treatment.

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Your service is customized.

My hair has a ton of texture. It can get big quickly. I was enlightened when my stylist put together a “mixed cocktail” of product. My hair was soft, didn’t get big like a lion’s mane, and stayed that way even in this crazy, cold Colorado weather.

 

You’ll get completely pampered.

From the moment I walked in the doors of Drybar until I saw my final look in the mirror and checked out, this place made me feel special and noticed. The stylist listened to my hair concerns and gave me a look even better than I imagined.

 

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2 comments
  1. There is a wonderful dry bar in Fort Collins. Why do Denveritea think that if setting happens there, it must be the first for the whole state? Other places can lead as well.

  2. I heard there was a great event at DryBar last night in conjunction with Denver based Battington Lashes…Locks & Lashes…

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