“They were so sweet. They were attentive and kind. They wanted me to be pleased,” she said.
“It was that time of the year and I couldn’t stand to look at myself. I walked out of there and I felt like a million bucks,” she said. “Maybe I’m not as bad as I think I am,” she added.
Hanrahan’s stylist Melissa McGuire “softened the color with some highlights and shaped Amy’s hair, but kept most of the length so when she wears it curly it wouldn't be too short for her. McGuire thought it was important for Amy to keep her hair longer because Amy felt better with it longer. Sometimes it's good to go more gradual with a change then to do it all in one visit. The art of listening to a client is sometimes as good as getting the right style,” said Voila owner Tracey Chambers. Hanrahan also had a light application of makeup from Voila’s special products.
“People were really impressed by the after,” Hanrahan said. Her first stop after the makeover was to her parent’s house, where her father is not a fan of straightened hair. “He liked it. That was saying something,” Hanrahan said.
“It was a great experience,” she said. “There is no negative.”
She is looking forward to school starting and going back to her job as the secretary for the Manchester School. She is interested to see what her co-workers and students have to say.
“It really was a gift,” she said.
Hanrahan was also offered the opportunity to have her teeth whitened by Dr. Leslie A. Elston.
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