Servicing the Coachella Valley Including the city of Coachella
Thairapy Salon El Paseo is a full-service salon that offers cuts, color, extensions, and more. Our stylists are committed to delivering exceptional service to all of our guests. We provide the best hair care treatment in Palm Desert by using top quality products for your hair needs. If you’re looking for an incredible new style or just need some minor tweaks - stop on by!
Thairapy Salon Services Visitors from Coachella, CA
Thairapy Salon El Paseo
Office Address: 73725 El Paseo STE 22D, Palm Desert, Ca, 92260
Phone: +1 (760) 346-6137
Hours of Operation:
Tuesday - Saturday 10 AM – 6 PM
Balayage Services
Balayage Services
Hair color techniques are constantly changing, and the most recent trend to emerge from the hair fashion scene is Balayage.
What Does Balayage Mean?
Balayage (pronounced Buh-LIE-yahj) is a French phrase that means "sweeping." This method was originally used in painting to denote a form of painting where the paint is brushed across the canvas. Balayage hair coloring involves carefully hand brushing lightener over small portions of hair, leaving some color streaks behind.
The appearance of balayage hair color is not only apparent, but it also has depth and dimension when compared to high-contrast highlights or other highlighting processes.
When is Balayage Is Used?
Balayage has been around for years in Europe, but it's becoming more popular all over the world. Balayage is ideal for fine to medium hair with a moderate to high amount of natural lightness, which explains why it's disliked in South Asia owing to the small percentage of naturally light hair.
Balayage is a fantastic way to use it on round-faced people since it helps to soften any harshness around the jawline and cheekbones. Balayage works best on long hairstyles with a lot of length because it adds texture throughout your hair.
Balayage may also be used on short hairstyles, although the latter is preferable since it ensures that there is visible sun-kissed color all around.
Is Balayage A Good Idea For My Hair Type?
Balayage is a style that can be used on almost any hair type, however, it's best to have a professional colorist apply this technique for you if you have fine to medium hair.
Balayage is ideal for individuals who want to preserve their natural hair color but give it a boost! It will eliminate any unpleasant regrowth lines caused by traditional foils.
What Is the End Result of Balayage?
The greatest thing about Balayage is that it's extremely easy to modify, so if you prefer your Balayage hair coloring technique to be more natural, all you have to do is ask your colorist. If the color ends up being too strong, however, it can be difficult to remove.
Balayage is adaptable since it may be changed from light roots to deeper ones in a matter of minutes!
Balayage hair coloring is quite popular among clients before the summer, when they want their color to stand out. Balayage is also an excellent choice for brides-to-be who are searching for a new Balayage hairstyle to go with their fresh makeup look.
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Driving Directions for Coachella to Thairapy Salon El Paseo
Head southwest toward Grapefruit Blvd 4 s (59 ft)
Follow Grapefruit Blvd, Indio Blvd and Fred Waring Dr to Larkspur Ln in Palm Desert 25 min (14.0 mi)
Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Grapefruit Blvd
Pass by KFC (on the left in 0.7 mi) 2.4 mi
Continue onto Indio Blvd/Old California 86
Continue to follow Indio Blvd 2.8 mi
Turn left onto Hoover St 0.2 mi
Turn right at the 1st cross street onto Fred Waring Dr 7.8 mi
Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Portola Ave 0.5 mi
Turn right onto CA-111 N 0.4 mi
Continue on Larkspur Ln. Drive to El Paseo 2 min (0.2 mi)
Slight left onto Larkspur Ln 0.1 mi
Turn left onto El Paseo
Destination will be on the right 0.1 mi
73725 El Paseo #22d
Palm Desert, CA 92260, USA
About Coachella
Coachella History- The Railroad
In 1876, the Southern Pacific Railroad was constructed and officials from the firm stated that it would begin operations with a four-hour timetable on May 29, with the first trains departing Los Angeles for Indio. A. N. Towne was in command as general superintendent.
Woodspur
The city and town of Coachella have a long history dating back to 1898 when the Coachella Valley was simply one of the huge unpolluted sand wastes in the Colorado River basin. Mesquite and greasewood grew over the valley at the time.
This area became a point on the map when James L. Rector, known as the town's founder, built a mesquite wood station on a Southern Pacific Railroad siding from where timber was carried to market in Los Angeles. Woodspur was the spur or siding, and it did a successful trade.
Artesian Water Spurred Early Land Development in Valley
The original town was called Woodspur, after a local estate. Mr. Rector gave up his position to pursue a lifelong goal of mapping the valley. His next move was to drill a well to see whether there was enough water for irrigation, as had been reported.
Lon B. Rector, a speculator named by the county in which he resided with his brother, began farming on this tract only after having had a well dug four miles east of Indio.
The first well was drilled in May of 1900, and it tapped a high-quality artesian well (which is now covered by the intersection of Grapefruit Avenue and Fifth Street in Coachella) that descended 550 feet and took eight months to dig. The Rectors completed the well in November 1900.
Between 1940 and 1950, the population of Coachella was relatively insignificant; it grew to enormous proportions during the 1950s. The town of Coachella originally covered 2.5 square miles. Before they were called First North and South, Fourth North and Fourth South were names given to the area between First through Ninth Streets.
City Hall
The city hall is located on Coachella Park, which was given to Riverside County by the Coachella Land & Water Company in 1905.
On May 24, 1949, the City Council first asked Riverside County to give up the land for the planned new city. The city hall, which was built on half of the parkland and dedicated on October 29, 1949, originally bore the name "park" or "City Hall Park." Veterans' Memorial Park is now known as "parks"
City Hall was built to house the court, administration offices, US Post Office, and police department.
Coachella Today
The city of Coachella is undergoing a revitalization as the downtown undergoes an economic upswing, bringing more people to the city - Pueblo Viejo (the old neighborhood) is sometimes known as.
Despite its reputation as a Spanish-speaking region, the majority of Coachella's population is made up of United States citizens who were born and raised in the area. A Mexican American community with many generations has grown up in the town.
The city's majority population is composed of younger Latino families (about 90 percent of Hispanic origin), and in the rural areas, migrant farm laborers. The city is officially bilingual in the English and Spanish languages, although official meetings are spoken and performed primarily in English.
In town, there are three major festivals each year: Cinco de Mayo (May 5), the 16 de Septiembre Fiestas Patrias (Patriots' Day), and the 12 de Diciembre—to commemorate the Virgin of Guadalupe—to celebrate her. The Virgin Mary is also honored throughout Mexico.
Three casinos on Indian reservations are located near the city limits of Coachella: Fantasy Springs Resort and Casino, Spotlight 29 Casino, and Augustine Casino, all of which are owned and operated by Native American tribes - the Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, Twentynine Palms Band of Mission Indians, and Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians,
A few of these little yet extremely successful groups have elected bodies to ensure community self-reliance. Coachella is also home to a sizable Southwest Indian (Apache, Hopi, Navajo, and Zuni) population that was not originally from the California desert area.
California's Gold, a 2001 Huell Howser Productions/KCET collaboration and screening of the program in Los Angeles, featured Coachella; it is now available as a VHS video recording.
Things to Do In Coachella, California
Joshua Tree National Park
Coachella Valley History Museum
Eagle Falls Golf Course
Fantasy Springs Resort Casino
Augustine Casino
Rancho Las Flores Park and Event Venue
Spotlight 29 Casino
The Golf Club at Terra Lago
Desert International Horse Park
Driving Directions from Coachella to Palm Springs
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