Beauty by Kellie Dawna expands services

Jill VonH

by Marsha Chartrand

There is exciting news at Beauty By Kellie Dawna, in the Main Street Suites on the upper level of Comerica Bank.

Jill VonH Nails has been working part time in Kellie’s studio since January but now will be moving to Manchester full time starting November 1. Her new hours will be Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday, 10am–7pm, and Saturday, noon–6pm.

Jill looks forward to being able to serve her current clientele even better and expanding to more clients and services as she grows her business in her hometown.

“I offer manicures, pedicures, gel overlays, and gel extensions,“ Jill says. “All booking is conveniently done online.“

To book, just go to https://jillvonh.square.site/ to see a full list of services and prices and to find the perfect time for your manicure or pedicure.

Janet Goodell

In addition, as of October 20, Janet Goodell of Sole Balance Reflexology will be joining Kellie each Thursday, hoping to serve about four clients per day.

Janet says, “I was first exposed to reflexology in 2016 while working at Hospice House of Mid-Michigan. I loved it and could see the benefits for our patients. Learning reflexology went on my bucket list of to-dos. In 2021, I enrolled at Branch Reflexology Institute in Okemos, Michigan, and completed my certification. I am retired and look forward to this part-time adventure serving our Manchester community.”

Reflexology is the application of specific pressure by the use of the practitioner’s hands, thumbs, and fingers on reflex points in the client’s feet (or hands.) It uses manual techniques to deliver pressure to neural pathways assisting the body to function optimally.

Benefits include: relaxation, reduced stress, improved circulation, and the delivery of oxygen to the cells. It also promotes natural balance and normalization of the body. A reflexology session takes 50 minutes and the fee is $45.

To schedule a reflexology appointment, contact Janet at janetgsolebalance@gmail.com or (517) 914-0644.

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by Marsha Chartrand

Marsha Johnson Chartrand, a founder, writer, and copy editor with the Manchester Mirror, is a 50-year resident of Manchester. She has a long history of volunteer and community involvement.