Hair N’ Motion Salon and Spa

Hair N’ Motion Salon and Spa sits along Rucker Boulevard in Enterprise, Alabama, one of the busier commercial corridors in the city, where it has operated since 1991 under owner Kelli’s direction. What started decades ago has grown into a full service shop spanning hair, nails, esthetics, and massage, making it a common recommendation for people who would rather not book separate appointments across town for a haircut and a manicure. Its spot on Rucker Boulevard puts it within easy reach of the retail and restaurant strip that runs through that part of Enterprise, making it a convenient stop before or after other errands.

The salon’s service list now covers five broad categories: hair cuts, styling, and color; manicures and pedicures; esthetics, brow, and lash work including waxing and facials; massage therapy; and permanent makeup. That range lets a client walk in for a trim and leave having also booked a facial or a brow appointment, without needing a referral to another shop across Enterprise, and clients can reach the salon directly by phone or email to schedule around that broader menu rather than working through an automated system.

The salon posts its hair pricing openly rather than requiring a call for every quote, with a basic cut and style listed at 35 dollars, a men’s cut at 20 dollars, and a shampoo, cut, and blow dry at 45 dollars. Color work spans a wider range, from a 65 dollar root touch-up and a 90 dollar all-over color to a 170 dollar balayage or ombre, with vivid and corrective color handled by consultation. The salon also lists keratin treatments, perms, and conditioning treatments on its published menu, giving clients a clear sense of cost before booking rather than a surprise at checkout.

Kelli has guided the salon through nearly three and a half decades of changes and modernization, and the business describes its core mission in simple terms, to provide quality services and exceptional customer service to every client. That mission extends to the salon’s ties with the surrounding community, including the Fort Rucker family that makes up a meaningful share of its client base and often needs flexible scheduling around military life, deployments, and permanent change of station moves in and out of the area. Massage and facial services operate as the salon’s spa side, giving clients an option to pair a haircut with a longer relaxation appointment rather than treating the two as separate errands, and the facial and massage rooms are kept apart from the main styling floor so quiet relaxation time does not compete with the noise of a busy styling day.

The salon also runs a retail corner called KK’s Corner Boutique, selling products both online and in the shop, and it has built a Shop Local, Give Global program around periodic Focus Times when a portion of retail proceeds benefits causes including Thistle Farms, The Wellhouse, and various missionary organizations. That kind of built in charitable giving is not something typically found at a chain salon, and it has become part of how Hair N’ Motion presents itself to the Enterprise community, alongside an active presence on Facebook and Instagram where the shop posts current work and promotions for clients who follow along between visits.

The salon’s hours run through the work week and into a shorter Saturday shift, with late appointments available by request for clients who cannot make a weekday slot. For residents of Enterprise who want hair, nail, esthetics, and spa services without visiting a chain location, Hair N’ Motion offers an independently run alternative that has stayed under the same ownership for more than three decades, with a service menu broader than most single purpose salons in the city and published pricing that gives new clients a clear starting point.