Top 3 Salon in Tucson. Two Categories. Chosen by You.
I’m going to keep this simple, because the news speaks for itself.
Adriana Hill Salon & Co. is officially a Top 3 Finalist in the Arizona Daily Star’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards — in not one, but two categories: Best Hair Salon for Women and Best Locally-Owned Hair Salon, out of hundreds of salons across Tucson.
This wasn’t decided by an algorithm, a boosted ad, or a paid placement. It was decided by our community — one vote at a time.
A Vote Is Different From a Review
Anyone can leave a five-star review after one good visit. A Readers’ Choice vote is something else. It’s someone in Tucson, choosing to go online and say: this is one of the best in the city. Not “good.” Not “convenient.” Best.
That’s not something I can manufacture with marketing. That’s something only a client can give — and enough of you gave it that we landed in the Top 3, in two separate categories, at the same time.
Because This Was Never Just a Salon
When I started Adriana Hill Salon & Co., the goal was never to open a chair and take walk-ins. It was to build something with a standard — certified Invisible Bead Extensions®, real scalp health protocols, and a team that treats every guest like their hair actually matters to us.
Being named a Top 3 Best Hair Salon for Women in Tucson, and a Top 3 Best Locally-Owned Salon, tells me that standard is being felt — not just by the people in my chair, but by the wider Tucson community who’s been watching.
The Winners Are Announced September 11th
Voting has closed. The winners and favorites in every category will be revealed live at the Readers’ Choice Awards event on September 11th at Casino Del Sol. Whatever happens that night, the Top 3 standing is already something I’m proud to put my name on — and something this entire team earned together.
To every client who’s trusted us with their hair, referred a friend, or simply typed our name into that ballot — thank you. This is yours as much as it is ours.
— Adriana
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