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Mancave Cuts Opens In Nutley

Mancave Cuts is conveniently located just steps from the intersection of Franklin Avenue and Chestnut Street and within a short walking distance from our high school, middle school, and town hall. With the picturesque Tangorra Field (The Nutley Park Oval)as our backdrop, Mancave Cuts is a unique, full service, men/boys salon that focuses on both classic styles and trendy cuts in a relaxed and comfortable space.Please feel free to stop by and take a mini tour of our brand new facility that features a custom interior of warm and rustic tones accented by hand sculpted stone features. During your visit you are invited to enjoy a complimentary beverage at our coffee bar. We encourage all to check out our media lounge to catch a game on our TV wall complete with six hi def screens. Our younger clients may prefer to indulge in a quick challenge in our X-Box section featuring the newest and most popular games. We offer a separate cutting area complete with DVD players for the 10 and under crowd. Hand and foot detailing services are provided in a semi-private area.All premium services include a relaxing shampoo, scalp massage, precision cut, hot lather clean-up, a fresh hot towel, and a mint.  Complimentary beverages are offered with any service. Walk-ins are welcome. Appointments are appreciated.  Like Us in Facebook 244 Chestnut Street Nutley, NJ 07110 973-542-8368

Melanie & Kevin October 29, 2011

Melanie & Kevin's Gallery

Vanessa & Jennifer

This past weekend I had the opportunity to take some photographs of a MSU graduate and her sister around the campus. Two very pretty and delightful girls. Here are some of those photos. Their complete gallery can be seen on my site www.chrishelmphotography.com.  Vanessa is a Lia Sophia representative and can be contacted through her site Here.

One's Mission

"Our mission is to complete the arc of our Life's circle. Our goal is to regain the joy of shared enthusiasm that marked our youth, but tempered by the wisdom of experience over time. To face the world with the wide eyed wonder of a school-child, and the wink of understanding of the teacher."

40th Reunion Class of 1971 St. Thomas the Apostle