Beauty care for teenagers in Los Gatos, California

Drywalk Salon, located at 422 North Santa Cruz Avenue in Los Gatos, California, is a full-service hair care institution offering a complete range of beauty services to fit your needs. Under new ownership by Michelle Reno, the salon now offers SMP (Scalp Micropigmentation Procedure) for both men and women. In addition to traditional hair services, Drywalk also features a Blow Dry Bar, Brazilian blowouts, Balayage, hair extensions, coloring, and soon, nail services. With a passion for beauty and hair care that dates back to her teenage years, Michelle is proud to be a part of the Los Gatos community and provide a welcoming atmosphere where clients can feel loved and confident. As she says, "One thing I've learned through life lessons is to always be humble and kind, follow your heart, and never give up on your dreams." Visit Drywalk Salon for a transformative experience that will leave you feeling your best.

Joyce Teng, MD at Stanford Medicine Children's Health located at 14601 South Bascom Avenue in Los Gatos, California, is a pediatric dermatologist who approaches her patients with care and compassion. Dr. Teng enjoys the challenge of solving puzzles in dermatology, using subtle clues to make accurate diagnoses. She sees patients ranging from birth to 21 years old, providing personalized and age-appropriate care to each individual. Dr. Teng believes in building a strong rapport with her patients and their families, making the visit a fun and comfortable experience. For younger patients, she engages in play and direct communication, while teenagers are encouraged to take responsibility for their skin care decisions. Dr. Teng comes from a family of doctors and has always had a passion for helping others.

Welcome to Mangels House, a historic gem nestled in the picturesque Aptos hills of California. Located at 570 Aptos Creek Road, this elegant Victorian summer mansion stands as a testament to the rich history and architectural grandeur of the late 19th century. Built by Claus Mangels, brother-in-law of the renowned sugar magnate Claus Spreckels, Mangels House is the last remaining example of three nearly identical mansions constructed between 1872 and 1888. Steeped in history, Mangels House offers a glimpse into the opulent lifestyle of its era. The mansion was crafted from clear heart redwood sourced from the nearby Loma Prieta Mill, featuring a unique "Carpenter's Gothic" architectural style. With 15 rooms including 10 bedrooms, two parlors, a dining room, and a card room, the mansion was designed for luxurious summer living. The house boasts 14-foot ceilings, a full attic crowned by a "widow's walk," and can comfortably accommodate 23 guests.