Person Behind The Place Gabriel Walton

Bellevue, WALocal News

Gabriel Walton, a seasoned hairstylist and owner of House of Hebe Salon in Downtown Bellevue, has transitioned from an aspiring criminal defense attorney to a successful salon owner after discovering his passion for hair. The salon, co-founded with Aleeta Hinton and Chrissy Smith, stands out for its unique atmosphere, merging luxurious elegance with a relaxed, approachable vibe, inspired by Walton's experience at the Gucci Garden in Florence, Italy. Walton's creative vision manifests in distinctive features such as green capes and a fun, vibrant environment that promotes laughter and connection among clients. He expresses a love for the diverse vibes in Bellevue, particularly Old Bellevue's family-friendly atmosphere, which resonates with his clientele. Always eager to adapt to evolving hair trends, Walton emphasizes the importance of continuous learning and innovation among stylists, ensuring they stay ahead in the industry.

His enthusiasm for travel allows him to explore global hair trends, which he incorporates into his work. Walton’s recommendations for local shopping at The Shops at the Bravern and dining at Ascend Prime Steak & Sushi highlight his deep connection to the Bellevue community. Through his commitment to excellence and creativity, Walton and his team at House of Hebe continue to redefine the salon experience.

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