Women-owned Paloma Salon + Apothecary in Point Loma occupies a mid-century building on Voltaire Street near Sunset Cliffs, designed by architect Robert Platt, whose portfolio includes the Pearl Hotel. Independent stylists operate their own businesses within the space, each booking separately and specializing in balayage, hair painting, and precision cutting—a suite-model structure shared by neighboring Rosecrans corridor salons like Baybe Salon & Boutique. Every station is equipped with a Dyson blow dryer to reduce heat damage during styling, and the salon stocks Oribe and R+Co as its anchor product lines. The on-site apothecary section curates specialty beauty supplies and gifts for men and women, giving the space a retail component beyond standard salon services. That hybrid salon-plus-retail format mirrors the dual-purpose concept at Jack & Frank Studio, where product selection and cut-and-color services share the same footprint. Full-head specialty color sessions using foil, balayage, or dimensional techniques run as the salon's highest-complexity service, with pricing scaled to time and product volume per stylist.