Tabitha's Beauty Parlour is a haven. The women who cross its portals enter a perfumed world where never a harsh note is struck.
To Tabitha, Beauty is a broad canvas from which she will draw out what she can. But when Chloe, Tabitha's trainee, sets out to prove that she can give her clients the makeover of a lifetime, the quest for feminine perfection achieves hilarious consequences...

So far the content. This book starts with a nice course of events and it gives you the urge to read on and see what happens next. But I think the book doesn't live up to your expectations later on. For instance the makeovers. Chloe must do 3 makeovers in order to get the approval of Tabitha. She wants to retire and be sure that Chloe is the right successor. So I expected to see Tabitha finding out what Chloe is up to, what she does to the clients and that she does not follow the Beauty Rules.

A minor, second, point: I think that the consequences of one of the makeovers is a bit too hard to believe and a bit bizarre (the bee-woman).

What is funny though (I want to finish with something positive, because it is in general a nice book) is the suburban speech and the used terms in beauty world. Every term is spelled with a capital as to stress the importance of the terms. And ofcourse Chloe: her sneaky remarks and tales not totally fit for the rules of Tabitha's Beauty Parlour.