Lady Clipper Barbershop Hosts Wellness Retreat for Senior Residents on International Women's Day

WASHINGTON - Feb. 26, 2020 - PRLog -- The Lady Clipper Barbershop, a Washington DC-based woman-owned and operated barbershop, will host its first Women's Wellness Retreat for The Aged Woman's Home of Georgetown residents. The day-long wellness event will be hosted on International Women's Day, Sunday, March 8, 2020.

This year's event, residents will enjoy a day of chair massages, yoga sessions, and hairstyling services provided by the Lady Clipper barbers and local partners.

"We are looking forward to hosting the ladies of The Aged Woman's Home of Georgetown.
Every woman, at any age in their life, deserves a day of care and wellness," says Lesley Bryant, Founder & CEO. "Our Women's Wellness Retreat is a chance to celebrate women who have lived generations before us with a day designed just for them. What better way to celebrate International Women's Day than with women in our community."

Women's History Month corresponds with International Women's Day, recognized around the world every year on March 8. This years' Women's Wellness Day is an invitation-only for the residents of The Aged Woman's Home of Georgetown. For more information about the Lady Clipper Barbershop and future events visit http://www.theladyclipper.com.

About Lady Clipper Barber Shop
Established in 2017, The Lady Clipper Barber Shop is Washington DC's premier, full-service, women-owned barbershop. Conveniently located in the epicenter of the U Street Corridor, this uniquely classic facility and talented staff of 'lady clippers' continues to exceed the expectations of its clients with fresh new trendy styles. Immersed in its community, the walls of Lady Clipper are graced with local artwork that inspires creativity while offering a relaxing hair experience. The diversity of its customer base is as wide-ranging as its services creating transformative style.

About Aged Woman's Home of Georgetown
The Aged Woman's Home of Georgetown (the Home) is a historic residence for senior citizens who are physically capable of independent living but are not financially able to support themselves in the DC community. The Home provides emotional support, companionship, security, and the benefits of group living.