1954
Odile Laroux opened The Powder Room with six chairs, four hood dryers and a pink tile floor from New Orleans.
Our story
How we got here
The people, the room and the promise behind every appointment.
Our story
Seventy years on Front Street
Saturday sets
For fifty years, Saturday mornings meant rollers, hood dryers and Front Street gossip.
The Festival
Since 1955 the parlour has done Christmas Festival curls for half the town.
Second generation
Odile's daughter Josette ran the parlour through the eighties and nineties, adding color and perms.
The restoration
In 2016 Delphine restored the building and rebuilt it as twelve private suites, keeping the tile, dryers and neon.
Twelve suites
Today twelve independent artists share the building, and the hood dryers still run every Saturday.
- 1954the year the doors opened
- 12private suites
- 4.9average guest rating
- 3generations of Laroux women
Recognition · sample
- Country Roads
- The Natchitoches Times
- Salon Craft Journal
- Gulf South Living
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Browse the suites, then book directly with your stylist, or call the front desk and we'll match you.