Acorn Organic Salon

Save water and restore hairs natural oils by not shampooing everyday

Buy larger size products and refill a smaller bottle

When styling hair wait for it to dry 80% before using a blowdryer or let airdry and finish with a flat or curling iron

Check all ingredients! What you put on your skin goes down the drain and is absorb by your bodys largest organ - the skin

Green Products
Acorn's uses only the "greenest" products available in the beauty industry. Our products not only contain all natural ingredients, they have no chemicals, no dyes, are herbicide and pesticide free, and are NEVER tested on animals.

We have chosen only the highest quality products that are safe for our customers. Please visit the websites of the products we use to find out more details.

How do you know if the products you are using are safe? Take a look at the Environmental Working Group's Skin Deep cosmetic safety database. Skin Deep is a non-profit organization dedicated to reasearching consumer product safety. We used this website to research the products we have in the salon. We encourage you to take a look at the ingredients of our products and the ones you use at home.

Green Alliance

We are a proud member of the Green Alliance! Please read our green business evaluation and story documents provided by the Green Alliance.

Acorn Green Evaluation
Acorn Green Story

Hair Donations
We have partnered with Matter of Trust, a company who uses hair clippings to soak up oil spills. Matter of Trust is collaborating with thousands of salons throughout the US and abroad, that donate their hair clippings to soak up oil spills. Last year over 2,600 oil spills occurred in the world. They weren't all are high profile, but most had an impact on the environment. Phil McCrory, a hair stylist from Alabama, first discovered how hair can help. He was watching CNN coverage on the 1989 Exxon Valdez oil spill. He noticed the fur on the Alaskan otters completely soaked with oil. He began testing how much oil he could collect with the hair clipping from his salon. Phil then invented the hairmat which has other uses as well. Hair also provides a slow protein release which is excellent for flower growers.

All of Acorn's hair clippings are shipped to Matter of Trust once a month.

Bag Re-Use
Not only do we re-use shopping bags, we re-use plastic bags when processing hair color!

Magazines & Books
Say goodbye to magazine subscriptions! Here at Acorn, magazine subscriptions are a thing of the past. Our magazines and books are donated by our customers. This is another simple way we can help the environment!

Organic (adj.): relating to or employing agricultural practices that avoid the use of synthetic chemicals in favor of naturally occurring pesticides, fertilizer, and other growing aids

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