Beauty, Boldly Done is a private, one-chair hair and nail studio on West 135th Street in south Overland Park, a short drive east of Olathe. Licensed cosmetologist Hoshika Jiandani works one client at a time, by appointment only, so your color, extensions or nails get her full attention.
Getting here from Olathe
The studio is at 12060 W 135th St, Suite 13, Overland Park, KS 66221, inside Willow Salon & Suites. From most of Olathe, the easiest route is east on 135th Street. Parking is right outside.
Services Olathe clients book most
Color and blonding
- Balayage/Foiliage for soft, lived-in brightness
- Partial or Full Foil Highlight for more lift at the part and face-frame or all over
- Dimensional Color and Lowlights for depth and fullness
- Root Retouch and All Over Color for one even shade
- Toner/Gloss between visits
- Color Correction for brass, banding or box dye
If you've used box dye and want to go lighter, read what box dye color correction involves first; it sets the right expectations on time and sessions. Prices are listed on the services menu, and this balayage cost guide explains what changes the total.
Extensions
K-tip (fusion), tape-in and sew-in extensions, with move-ups and removals. Hair is purchased separately and color-matched at your consultation. Once they're in, this extension care guide keeps them looking good.
Cuts, blowouts and event styling
Haircuts, blowouts, event hair and prom or bridal updos. Want to recreate the blowout at home? Here's how to do a salon blowout yourself.
Nails
Gel-X and acrylic sets and fills, gel manicures, nail art, 3D details and custom press-on nails.
Olathe hair: water and weather
Olathe mostly runs its own city water utility, separate from WaterOne, which serves most of the rest of Johnson County (and some Olathe neighborhoods). Either way, local water tends to be hard. Mineral buildup can make color look flat, make blonde turn brassy and make hair feel coated even right after washing. This hard water guide explains what to look for and how to fix it.
Kansas weather adds to it: summer humidity means frizz, winter means static and dry ends. If your hair feels harder to manage than it used to, why your hair is hard to manage walks through porosity, texture and density.
First visit checklist
- Book a free 15-minute consultation or free test strand for any big change.
- Bring photos of looks you love and looks you don't.
- Be ready to share your hair history: box dye, henna, past lightening, keratin treatments.
- Cancel or reschedule free up to 24 hours ahead if plans change.
Book from Olathe
Book online or call or text 913-237-0923. It's one road east to a quieter, one-on-one salon.
FAQ
How do I get to the studio from Olathe?
Head east on 135th Street (Santa Fe Street turns into 135th as you leave Olathe heading east). The studio is at 12060 W 135th St, Suite 13, in south Overland Park.
Is Olathe water hard?
Olathe mostly runs its own city water utility, and like most Johnson County water it tends to be on the hard side. The City of Olathe publishes a water quality report every year if you want your exact numbers.
Do you offer extensions for fine hair?
K-tip, tape-in and sew-in extensions are all offered. Which one suits fine hair depends on your density and lifestyle, so start with a free consultation.