Village Hair Design
114 Logie Drive E5N 5T2 Hampton, NB, Canada

Good morning everyone!! Our parking lot is slushy, but please beware, there is Ice under the slush!! Careful out there!!Good morning everyone!! Our parking lot is slushy, but please beware, there is Ice under the slush!! Careful out there!!

Kit 'N Kaboodles have a new home!! Stop by & check it out! 1010 Main St. Hampton

Hi everyone, Yes we are OPEN! As disappointed as we all are to hear that the province is going back into the Orange Phase of Recovery, we are thrilled that our government officials have heard us in our efforts to make it known that our industry of spas, salons and barber shops, with all of our safety and sanitization protocols, does NOT pose any kind of increased risk to Public Health in New Brunswick. Everyone’s safety is our top priority and we will continue to operate wi...th our covid protocols, and will always use our medical grade sanitization. Let’s stay safe, wash/sanitize, wear our masks and maintain physical distancing whenever possible. As before we still offer contactless shopping. If there is anything you need we can arrange for any purchases you might like to make. The door will be locked at all times so please call at your appointment time and wait in your vehicle until we let you know when you can come in only one person per appointment no food or drink in the salon is permitted masks are mandatory inside and outside hand sanitizer upon arrival covid health questionnaire. *If there any questions you can't answer no to, we would ask that you reschedule for 2 weeks later. We are all in this together! Let’s get back to Yellow!

Due to the current weather conditions, & for the safety of our staff & guests, we have decided to close early. Sorry for any inconvenience. Stay safe & warm everyone!!

We are now open at our new location 1032 Main Street. I have the same hours of 10-6 Monday-Saturday....come on in and check it out! I currently have limited internet and therefore no debit/credit...but I can take cash or e-transfers. It should be up by lunch time though!

Effective at midnight tonight, the entire province will move to the Orange level under its COVID-19 recovery plan. Public Health recommended the move due to the... doubling of cases in less than six days, escalating case counts, as well as reports of situations where some individuals were not complying with public health measures. In spite of aggressive messaging prior to and during the holiday season, we knew that some would selfishly ignore the rules, said Premier Blaine Higgs. There is a risk that our health-care system could be faced with hundreds of new cases each day and would quickly be overwhelmed. We must act swiftly and decisively to ensure that does not happen. We have been successful throughout the pandemic because we have been aggressive when needed, said Dr. Jennifer Russell, chief medical officer of health. Despite our efforts to inform New Brunswickers about following public health guidance measures during the holidays, we have seen case numbers doubling in some areas and have learned of examples where people did not follow the self-isolation guidelines. There is a risk of our health-care system being overwhelmed quickly which is why this type of action is required. Orange level In the Orange level, subject to the Public Health and WorkSafeNB COVID-19 general guidance, a series of rules and restrictions apply and are available online. Included among the requirements are the following: Single household bubble: A one household bubble includes the people you live with. The bubble can be extended to caregivers, an immediate family member who needs the support from someone in the household (a parent who relies on their adult child for example) and one other person who needs support. It is only this same single household permitted to go to restaurants and other venues together. Only essential travel is recommended within the province, however, people can continue to travel for work, school, essential errands and medical appointments. Masks are mandatory in indoor public places. Masks are required in outdoor public spaces when physical distancing of two metres cannot be maintained. Twenty-seven new cases Public Health reported 27 new cases of COVID-19 today. The nine cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region) are as follows: an individual 19 and under; six people 20-29; an individual 30-39; and an individual 50-59. The three cases in Zone 2 (Saint John region) are as follows: an individual 19 and under; an individual 40-49; and an individual 90 and over. The 11 cases in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) are as follows: two people 19 and under; an individual 20-29; two people 30-39; two people 40-49; three people 50-59; and an individual 60-69. The two cases in Zone 4 (Edmundston region) are as follows: an individual 20-29; and an individual 50-59. The two cases in Zone 5 (Campbellton region) are as follows: two people 50-59. All cases are self-isolating and under investigation. The number of confirmed cases in New Brunswick is 662 and 572 have recovered. There have been nine deaths, and the number of active cases is 80. One patient is hospitalized and is in an intensive care unit. As of today, 155,253 tests have been conducted. Details on cases and testing can be found on the GNB website. Mobile and most browsers: bit.ly/2BmLpeD IE users: bit.ly/2VsD1RV Self-isolation Self-isolation means staying at home and avoiding all contact with other people to help prevent the spread of disease to others in your home and community. It is imperative that if you have travelled you must self-isolate for a full 14 days and avoid contact with other people to help prevent transmission of the virus prior to developing symptoms or at the earliest stage of illness, said Russell. Information on self-isolation is available online. Exposure notification Public Health follows a standard process when addressing instances where the public may have been exposed to a case of COVID-19. In cases where record-keeping is able to identify anyone who may have been exposed, officials contact these individuals directly and do not issue a separate announcement. In cases where officials cannot be certain of exactly who may have been exposed to the virus in a given location, Public Health issues an announcement to alert those who could have been affected and provides instructions. Public Health has identified potential public exposure to the virus at the following locations: Miss Cue pool hall from Dec. 31 at 11 p.m. to Jan. 1 at 1:30 a.m. (495 Mountain Rd., Moncton in Zone 1). Walmart on Dec. 30 between 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. and on Dec. 31 between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. (4 Jagoe St., Atholville in Zone 5). If you were at any of these locations, and you have no symptoms of COVID-19, self-monitor and follow all Public Health guidelines. If you are experiencing mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19 and do not need to talk to a nurse, complete the self-assessment and get tested. Relief for small businesses Higgs announced additional relief for small businesses impacted by COVID-19 in the form of a non-repayable grant. It is crucial that we continue to support businesses that face difficulties, especially when they are impacted by elevated and/or restrictive, but necessary, Public Health measures in either Orange or Red alert levels, he said. Through Opportunities New Brunswick, these grants of up to $5,000 will be available for small businesses that have been subject to Orange or Red alert level measures for at least one week between Oct. 10, 2020, and March 31, 2021. This new support program is in addition to the enhancements being made to the Small Business Emergency Working Capital Program that resulted in more than $17 million being distributed to businesses throughout the province. Further details, such as eligibility requirements and how and where to apply, will be available in the coming weeks.

Orange phase now how Steady 10. This is a total of 10 friends and family outside your household that you can now see socially - visit each other indoors, travel... in vehicles together, eat at restaurants together, etc. 10 is the total for your entire household and is non-transferable. If someone is on your Steady 10 list they must also be on theirs. #Steady10 See more

Hey everyone! As disappointed as we all are to hear that the province is going back into the Orange Phase of Recovery, I am thrilled that our government officia...ls have heard us in our efforts to make it known that our industry of spas, salons and barber shops, with all of our safety and sanitization protocols, does NOT pose any kind of increased risk to Public Health in New Brunswick. I want to THANK YOU for your continued support for Oasis Day Spa I will continue to be here to offer you self-care and wellness during these challenging times. Everyone’s safety is my top priority and I will continue to operate with my covid protocols, and will always use my medical grade sanitization. Let’s stay safe, wash/sanitize, wear our masks and maintain physical distancing whenever possible The door will be locked at all times so please call at your appointment time and wait in your vehicle until I let you know when you can come in only one person per appointment no food or drink in the spa is permitted masks are mandatory inside and outside hand sanitizer upon arrival covid questionnaire We are all in this together! Let’s get back to the yellow

2020 has certainly been a challenging year! We would like to Thank all of our clients for their patience & support during such a difficult time. May 2021 bring us a Healthy, Happy year ahead!! Sending Love & Blessings to all as we ring in the New Year!!

Welcome to the neighborhood!!

Happy holidays from my family to yours I would like to thank each and every client and their families for the amazing support over the last 6 months I’m so ex...cited to keep this journey going in 2021 with all of you Have a safe and happy holiday

Two of our local businesses have been broken into this week. Please keep an eye out and stay safe!! #supportlocal

When you get a cheer us up gift from your security company. Thanks Wali & ADT Securities.

Local businesses are the foundation of the Canadian economy. They are the restaurants, stores and services employing millions of Canadians. Small Business Week... is an opportunity to recognize these local businesses for the important contributions they make to our communities and our economy. Today local businesses are worried they won't make it through this Covid-19 crisis. They Need Our Help. Shop Local this Holiday Season... Share a link to your favourite Fundy Royal local business and what makes it special to you.

Congratulations to our lucky Winner of the Flat Iron, Lynn Tobias!! Merry Christmas!!Congratulations to our lucky Winner of the Flat Iron, Lynn Tobias!! Merry Christmas!!

I have been a business owner for the last 16 years, & i put my heart & soul into providing a safe, healthy, happy environment for my staff & clients. I am So discouraged & heartbroken by the people who broke into our beautiful salon & spa for personal gain. Although heartbroken, I am so Completely Overwhelmed by all the Love & Support shown by people over the last couple of days!! You people are the reason I keep getting up every morning to do what I love!! Thank you, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for, continuing to cheer me on!!! I Love our little town!!

If you have any last minute shopping for gift certificates & Hair Products, it's our Last Day before Christmas!!!

We are Extremely saddened to have to announce that we will be closed this morning, as we had a Break in last night. When the RCMP are done with their investigation, we will let you know when we can reopen. If anyone has any information about this, Please contact the Hampton RCMP with any information. Thank you!

Our Holiday Hours: Wednesday December 23~ 10am-9pm Thursday December 24-28~Closed Tuesday December 29~9am-5pm Wednesday December 30~10am-9pm... Thursday December 31~9am-3pm Friday January 1-4~Closed See more

Update For any clients who have recently traveled to Zone 1 or 5 & have a scheduled appointment, I ask that you please reach out to reschedule your appointm...ent for 14 days later. Everyones safety is my top priority. Let’s stay safe Thanks for your understanding.

Just a little update: For any clients who have recently traveled to Zone 1 or 5; & have an upcoming scheduled appointment, we would ask that you please reschedule your appointment for 14 days later. Everyone's safety is our top priority. Thanks for your understanding.

Congratulations to Gina Ells... you’ve won the holiday gift basket Congratulations to Gina Ells... you’ve won the holiday gift basket

Thank you to Norman Garnett and the Hampton Fire Department, as part of their Christmas Cheer program they supported 12 seniors from the Food Basket.

So truly Thankful today & every day for all of the love & support from our wonderful clients. Have a Safe & Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!

We have some Wonderful news!!! Meggan will be returning to work starting October 20th. She will be working a few hours a week. If you would like to make an appointment with her, Please leave us a Facebook message or call, 832-4933 & we will set something up for you.

We love that so many people are enjoying the Winter Wonderland in the Town Square but we ask that you remain on the path when strolling around. We have had seve...ral parents lifting their children over the wires and strings of lights to get a closer look or for photos. For your safety and to respect the display, please don't do this. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. See more

We've been having some calls & messages about the orange phase. Yes we are Open! Zones 1 & 5 are the only ones affected, so far. PLEASE, be mindful of the rules, wear your masks in all indoor spaces, be sure to social distance, wash your hands & keep your bubble small. Our little businesses may not survive another closure. Stay safe & well!!

STOCKING STUFFERS Voesh 4 step Pedi Kits $10 These are perfect for your at home pedicure

Thank you for respecting and protecting each other. Effective at midnight tonight, Community Facemasks are now mandatory in Indoor Public Spaces.

Please note: The School Zone for Dr. A. T. Leatherbarrow Primary, Hampton Elementary, and Hampton Middle schools has changed. The zone on Main Street has been ...reduced to 30km/h. The change came due to an amendment to the provincial Motor Vehicle Act which standardized speed limits of 30 kilometres per hour in school zones within municipalities. See more

Great stocking staffers!!

Well Done, Hampton!!!

We would like to wish Elizabeth a Very Happy 30th Birthday today!! Hoping you have a Fabulous Day!!

Congratulations to all of the Winners!! Beautiful job!!

Lots of Great gift ideas!! We offer contactless or in salon shopping. Call us for details, 832-4933

We also have Gift Certificates available for those hard to buy for loved ones.

#steady20for2020 #friendsandfamily

Please come join us on Saturday, December 12th for our Official Opening of the Winter Wonderland in support of the Hampton Food Basket. Drive thru Santa will be on hand from 6-8 pm.

This year as been particularly hard on alot of families so Village Hair Design and Oasis Day Spa will be accepting any donations to the Hampton Food Basket. Bring in a donation & you'll receive an extra ballot for our Flat Iron & Gift Basket Draws!!

For the month of December all of our guests will have their name entered into our contest for a Bayliss Pro Flat Iron. Anyone making a retail purchase will also be entered.

We are concerned about the consequences of the flooding for families in Sussex. If you know someone who has been displaced and is in need of food in the coming days, please let us know by Private Message and we will try to help.

Village Hair Design and Oasis Day Spa all decked out for Christmas!!

For families in need in the Hampton area.

I want to say thank you for all the support tonight for my first open house! it was great seeing everyoneI want to say thank you for all the support tonight for my first open house! it was great seeing everyone

Due to New Brunswick currently being in the Orange Phase, Hampton Fire Rescue has made the difficult decision to cancel our annual Christmas Tree Sale. We will be back next year! We hope everyone has a safe and Merry Christmas!

Our lucky door prize winners are Shonaugh Moore, & Alice Kennedy!! Congratulations!!!

Thanks So Much to everyone who supported our Shopping Event!! Not the same as other years, but still was fun!!Thanks for supporting local!!Thanks So Much to everyone who supported our Shopping Event!! Not the same as other years, but still was fun!!Thanks for supporting local!!

With every purchase of our REDKEN Gift Paks recieve a No Blow Dry Cream FREE!!

Don't miss our Contactless Tax Free Sale Today!!!

Perfect stocking stuffers & gifts for your loved ones All TAX FREE tomorrow Saturday November 28 9am~8pm Mini wet brushes $6... Hand cream $9 4 step Pedi in a box kits $10 Foot files $8 Self tanners starting at $19 Bio Sculpture nail treatments $31 Gemini polishes $22.50 Gehwol foot treatments $20 Gehwol salve for cracked heals $23 Image skincare starting at $20 Call ahead and I will do up your gift certificate or retail purchases in a gift bag We can do payment over the phone or etransfer Pull up pop your trunk and I will place it in with no contact If you need to pay with cash or card I will make sure no one is in store for that to happen quickly and safely

Our Annual Open House that is scheduled for this Saturday from 4-8 will look a little different, Due to the current Orange state.We are making it a Contactless event. I will be posting our specials & products on our FB page. Pick out what you'd like, then message us on FB or call in your order & you'll save the Tax! We can do etransfer or over the phone payments, then drive up to our door, pop your trunk & we'll safely put your purchases in for you. You can place your orders over the next few days, so you are not disappointed. We'll set up a pick up time for you.

THIS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 28 Things might look a little different right now but don’t let that stop you from coming out this Saturday! I will be at the spa from ...9am-8pm All retail is TAX FREE & A SALE on gift certificates! for every $100 you will receive $25 gift certificate FREE All you have to do is message me or call 607-6735 let me know what your looking for and I’ll bring it out to you! All you have to do is Pop your trunk and it can be as contactless as possible If you want to shop inside we can arrange that to! Call me when you get there! I’ll either come out and get you or let you know when you can come in so we can go in to find the perfect gift! I’m here for you!! Thank you all for the love and support We are all in this together masks must be worn at all times #shoplocal #SupportSmallBusiness#hamptonnb #spalife #stockingstuffers #xmasshopping #2020

Check out all of the entries for the Christmas decorating contest!!

Hi everyone, Yes we are OPEN! However, we are back to our locked door policy. If you are in need of any products or Gift Certificates call in advance ( or send us a FB message) & we can arrange a time for pick-up. We ask that you do not bring in any food or drinks to your appointments, masks Must be worn at All times, Thank you! Let's keep everyone safe & get back to Yellow for Christmas!!

Effective Monday, November 23rd we will be closing our dining room as a precaution. Our drive thru will still be open but with restrictions. You must be in a ve...hicle (no walk ups) We will not accept travel mugs or thermos refills You cannot add to orders at the window - less interaction. We want to keep our customers and staff as safe as possible. Thank you for your understanding!! See more

Please remember some people are not able to wear masks for various reasons. It’s important to remember that these reasons may not always be visible to others in...cluding children under the age of two, people with certain medical conditions, and situations where a person who is deaf or hard of hearing relies on lip-reading, clear sound, or facial expressions to communicate. We should always treat each other with kindness, respect, and understanding. It is even more important that people exempted from wearing a mask practice physical distancing of staying two metres away from others, wash or sanitize hands frequently and get tested if unwell, even with mild symptoms. It is also recommended that people exempted from wearing a mask avoid, as much as possible, crowded places and plan to do errands during off-peak times when stores are less crowded, or have items delivered if possible.

Exciting news! Congratulations!!

Travel-related cases and new chains of community transmission are accelerating. So as of midnight tonight the Town of Hampton and the rest of Zone 2 are in the ...ORANGE zone. Subject to the Public Health and WorkSafeNB COVID-19 general guidance, the following activities are allowed: NEW: Single household bubble. A household bubble can be extended to caregivers or to an immediate family member requiring support. NEW: Essential travel only is recommended in and out of Orange level zones, however, people can continue to travel within the province for work, school, essential errands and medical appointments. NEW: Outdoor gatherings with physical distancing of 25 people or fewer are permitted. Physical distancing is required in all other settings. NEW: Faith venues can operate under a COVID-19 operational plan. In-person services are limited to 50 participants, or fewer depending upon the size of the facility, with two metres of physical distancing. Continuous mask wearing is required. No singing is permitted. Other indoor religious observances, funerals, celebrations of life, marriage ceremonies, receptions and social gatherings of more than 25 people are prohibited. Wearing face masks is mandatory in public spaces, both indoors and outdoors. Outdoor public spaces include parks, playgrounds, markets, festival sites, dog parks, and walking trails. A mask is not required while walking, jogging or cycling with people in the same bubble, where they are unlikely to encounter people, or risk coming within two metres of, people from outside their bubble. Non-urgent medical procedures and elective surgeries are allowed. Strict visitor restrictions are to be maintained in settings with vulnerable people. Primary care providers and regulated health professionals may operate but are urged to use virtual appointments whenever possible. NEW: Unregulated health professionals, barbers, hair stylists or spas may operate under a COVID-19 operational plan, with enhanced public health measures such as active screening of patrons, closed waiting rooms, and enhanced barriers. Daycares and K-12 schools are open under strict guidance. Virtual teaching is to be used for at-risk populations. Day camps are allowed. Post-secondary educational institutions may operate. Outdoor recreational activities are allowed, including campgrounds, ATV or snowmobile trails. NEW: Recreational and sport organizations may operate but are limited to practices and/or skills and drills within a single team. NEW: Gym, fitness facilities, and yoga studios may operate under a COVID-19 operational plan with additional public health measures, including: Two metres of physical distancing, with masks, in low-intensity fitness classes such as yoga, tai chi, and stretching; and three metres of physical distancing for high-intensity activities such as spin, aerobics and boot camp. active screening and record keeping of patrons. closed locker rooms/common areas. NEW: Entertainment venues such as casinos, amusement centres, bingo halls, arcades, cinemas and large live performance facilities may operate under a COVID-19 operational plan. The occupancy limit is set at 50 or fewer, depending upon the size of the venue and the ability to ensure two metres of physical distancing, with continuous mask use and record keeping. NEW: Public Transit can operate with 1m distancing between riders AND continuous use of a mask. Ensure space is available for individuals who require 2m distancing for medical reasons (e.g. immunocompromised and those that can’t wear mask). All other businesses, including food, beverage and retail, may operate under a COVID-19 operational plan. Distancing of two metres is required where food and beverages are served. Record keeping for seated venues is a requirement. Single household bubbles must be maintained. For example, people may not sit with people from another household at a restaurant.

Hey everyone! As disappointed as we all are to hear that Zone 2 is going back into the Orange Phase of Recovery, I am thrilled that our government officials hav...e heard us in our efforts to make it known that our industry of spas, salons and barber shops, with all of our safety and sanitization protocols, does NOT pose any kind of increased risk to Public Health in New Brunswick. I want to THANK YOU for your continued support for Oasis Day Spa I will continue to be here to offer you self-care and wellness during these challenging times. Everyone’s safety is my top priority and I will continue to operate with my covid protocols, and will always use my medical grade sanitization. Let’s stay safe, wash/sanitize, wear our masks and maintain physical distancing whenever possible We are all in this together! Let’s get back to the yellow

Hey everyone! Sadly yes our Zone 2 has moved back to the Orange phase. We will Not have to close, because of our strict protocols we are able to stay OPEN!! Basically nothing will change for us here, as we have never loosened our restrictions. Everyone's safety is our top priority. So we are back to the locked door policy. We would ask that you wait in your car until we call your cell # or come out to get you for your appointment. Thank you!! Stay safe & Please follow all guidelines recommended by the Department of Health! Let's get back to Yellow before Christmas!!

Our Plant section has been restocked We have a variety to choose from

Please be advised that Main Street will be closed to thru traffic from 10:30 am to 11:15 am from the corner of Kennebecasis River Road to the corner by Spooner Island. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

Take time to remember those who fought for our freedom & continue to fight, today. Lest we Forget

Do you have your December appointments booked? We are advising people to book soon, as we are already running out of appointments. Don't be disappointed, book today! Call 832-4933 & leave a message or send us a Facebook message.

Don't forget it's Time to turn your clocks back an hour!!

Hope everyone has a Safe & Happy Halloween!!