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David Scholle Hair Stylist
For locks of love, invite Vidal Sasoon-trained stylist David Scholle over. He'll snip, shade, and style your tresses in your own kitchen, any time of day. Read More
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Originally published on February 12, 2007
Mane Attraction
David Scholle, Easy Rider
He arrives at dusk and skids his gleaming Harley perfectly into place in front of your house.
Slipping off his bike, he grabs his bags and heads to your door. You let him in and lead him back to the kitchen — that’s where you’ve planned to do it.
You lean back under the sink, and he runs his hands through your hair, all the while massaging your neck and temples. Clearly, you think, David Scholle really is as good as his rep. Which isn’t surprising: He trained at Vidal Sassoon and worked at Bumble and Bumble in NYC before heading to Chicago.
Next, he cuts, colors, and works his magic. Scholle knows what you want: a stylist who does the deed any time of day, right in the comfort of your own home. And his prices can’t be beat. Plus, he’s never late, can work around kids, and loves dogs. (Sigh.)
All you need is a sink and hair.
And, of course, an active imagination.
David Scholle (312-543-2665).
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Janna Childs and Michelle Price Masseuses
Janna Childs and Michelle Price have 22 years' combined experience of giving rubdowns. Enjoy double pleasure with their four-hand massage. Read More
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Originally published on May 15, 2007
Double the Pleasure
Four Hands Massage
Regarding ice cream scoops, puppies, and orgasms: Two things are often better than one.
And just as often, two is simply not enough. Greedy grins grow wide at the thought of an extra pair of hands (for playing Wii, washing dishes, getting a massage).
Wouldn’t you know — Janna Childs and Michelle Price will lend their mitts to an hour of the most invigorating, intense body work you can dream of.
As the therapists work out the kinks in your body with their experienced (a combined 22 years’ worth) fingers using calming oils and deep tissue techniques, your brain will go on sensory overload. Don’t think. Just relax.
Feel out of whack? Make an appointment immediately. It’s simple, really.
Just put two and two together.
Four Hands, Fine Arts Building, 410 South Michigan Avenue, at Van Buren Street, suite 629 (312-957-0600). -
Jonny Imerman Imerman Angels
After battling testicular cancer, Jonny Imerman started Imerman Angels, a nonprofit that connects people who are fighting the disease with inspirational survivors for support. Read More
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Originally published on March 28, 2007
An Angel Among Us
Imerman Angels
First it was cars. Next, a pile of her favorite things. And then her piece de resistance: a leadership school for young girls in South Africa.
No one can out-Oprah Oprah.
But if anyone’s up to the task, it’s Jonny Imerman. After winning his own battle with testicular cancer, Imerman wanted to give other cancer patients what he craved most during his experience: a connection with someone who had lived through similar trauma.
And so Imerman Angels was born. A Chicago-based nonprofit, it matches up cancer fighters with cancer survivors. Pairings are based on age, sex, location (he’s gone international), status (married, single, children), and type of cancer. The idea is that the two can meet up, talk, and support each other through the entire process.
There are more than 110 fighters searching for their matches, so Imerman Angels is looking to add to their band of volunteers.
Talk about an angel network.
Imerman Angels (312-643-5560 or imermanangels.org).