Joshua Tree, California: Beauty Bubble Hair and Beauty Museum and Salon
Salon and museum includes over 3,000 pieces of hair and beauty memorabilia: dryers, hoods, perm machines, lotion bottles, curlers, combs, wigs. Run by Jeff Hafler, "America's Hairstorian."
- Address:
- 61855 29 Palms Hwy, Joshua Tree, CA
- Directions:
- Downtown, on the south side of Hwy 62/29 Palms Hwy at its intersection with Center St.
- Hours:
- T-Sa 10-6 (Call to verify) Local health policies may affect hours and access.
- Phone:
- 760-366-9000
- Admission:
- Donation, or get a haircut!
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Jeff Hafler has moved his museum of hair and beauty to downtown Joshua Tree, which is just outside the entrance to Joshua Tree National Park. The collection is well over 3000 pieces now and can all be seen under one roof in the new location.
[Jeff Hafler, 01/27/2016]Just called Jeff to see about staying at the lodge, and he informed me that they've moved into it and are no longer renting. Bummer. The Beauty Bubble, however is still open; just be sure to call ahead.
[lauragalore, 07/28/2015]
Jeff Hafler's Beauty Bubble salon and museum now includes over 2,000 pieces of hair and beauty memorabilia. Jeff is currently working on a hair care history book that will catalog the entire collection. Construction was recently completed on The Moon Way Lodge, located next door to the museum. The lodge is a private poolside retreat rental that can accommodate up to 8 people. Book a night or weekend at the lodge and visit the Beauty Bubble right next door! Hair and tour appointments can be enjoyed during your stay.
[Jeff Hafler, 05/30/2009]
Owner Jeff Hafler has collected nearly 1,000 pieces of hair and beauty memorabilia. Everything is on display in his home salon and museum. Appointments can be made by calling Jeff at 760-361-5617. Come get a great haircut and see a curling iron oven from 1889, a Duart perm machine from 1940, a hairdryer from 1911, loads of old products, advertisements, and much, much more!
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