Salon Senzi

Salon Senzi operates from Suite 141 at 1455 State Road 436 in Casselberry, inside the same large multi-tenant salon suite building near the city’s southern boundary that houses several other independent stylists and beauty businesses. Casselberry, incorporated in 1965, is known locally for its more than thirty lakes and ponds, including Lake Howell and the Triplet Chain of Lakes, tucked into the neighborhoods off SR 436. This building, at the southern end of the SR 436 corridor close to the Winter Park line, has emerged as one of the most concentrated clusters of independently operated Wellness and Beauty businesses found anywhere in Casselberry during research for this directory.

A business named Salon Senzi likely offers hair cutting, color, and styling services, possibly alongside broader spa-style treatments given how the name was categorized in directory searches under both hair salon and day spa listings, though the exact service menu was not independently confirmed beyond those listings. Prospective clients should call 407-677-6170 to confirm current services and appointment availability before visiting.

The suite-based model at 1455 State Road 436 allows individual beauty professionals to operate their own small business within a shared building, splitting overhead costs while maintaining an independent client list and brand identity. For Casselberry, a city of under 30,000 residents, this arrangement helps explain why the SR 436 corridor supports so many separately run beauty and wellness businesses within just a few addresses of each other.

This profile is built from publicly available directory listings and confirmed U.S. Census Bureau address data rather than a direct interview with Salon Senzi’s ownership, so specific details about its history, stylists, or specialties are intentionally limited here and should be confirmed directly with the business. The address is confirmed within Casselberry city limits, satisfying this directory’s geographic requirement.

In Florida, hair salons and the stylists who work in them are regulated by the state’s Board of Cosmetology under the Department of Business and Professional Regulation, which requires both individual cosmetology licensure and a separate salon establishment license for the physical location. This licensing structure means any legitimately operating hair salon in Casselberry, including this one, is subject to state inspection and continuing education requirements for its stylists, a baseline regulatory framework that applies uniformly across independent salons and chains alike.

Readers comparing salon suite businesses in southern Casselberry will find Salon Senzi is one of several independently run studios sharing the 1455 State Road 436 building, making it worth a phone call alongside its neighboring suites when comparing options in this part of the city.