About D'Bella Salon The Proprietor... Donna DePinto With over 20 Years in the Beauty Industry and a life long dream, Donna's talents called her to establish "D'Bella Salon" which opened in the spring of 2003. In order to achieve her ultimate goal and follow her vision of "Bringing Out the Beauty From Within", she has comprised a highly skilled and talented team of Artists who live by the same philosophy, and through her and her staff's amazing ability and expertise, fabulous works of art are displayed with each personalized service the team delivers. Together, the D'Bella team applies their knowledge of the latest style trends in Fashion, Hair Color, Hair Styles, Nails and Make-Up to each and every person. Donna Says... "There is Nothing More Motivating Then to Watch Your Team Come Together, Take an Inner Image and Bring it to The Fullest Level of Beauty", whether it's a look inspired by a new Hair Color, Style, a Custom Blended Make Up Make Over, or any one of the many other services we offer at our salon. Learn more about our services... North/South Brunswick Sentinel November 4, 2010 Businesses helping businesses is the new fashion D'Bella Salon, Fire N Ice hosted fashion show to promote networking BY JENNIFER AMATO Staff Writer Rachel Van Avery sat in a chair in front of a large mirror. Her sister, Nicole, began combing her hair, going from a slight poof to a part and then to a simple yet elegant design. Donna DePinto, owner of D'Bella Salon, 3171 Route 27, Franklin Park, came over with an eyeshadow brush, applying a dark metallic shade to Rachel's eyelids. "A smoky eye is exactly what's in style right now. You can't go anywhere without fake eyelashes and smoky eyes," DePinto said. Rachel Van Avery, who is part of the Miss New Jersey American Coed Pageant, was one of 10 models who participated in the D'Bella Fashion Show, held at Fire N Ice in Woodbridge Oct. 28. DePinto and Riz Awwal, the owner of Fire N Ice, decided this would be a good opportunity for small businesses to help other small businesses. "I think as an entrepreneur we should all help each other get through the recession. I think we are all trying to survive," DePinto said. "Whether it be a hookah lounge, whether it be a clothing line, we are all within the same circle and can branch off one another." The Fashion Affair Fall 2010 show featured the services of Nicole Van Avery, 20, a North Brunswick resident who is a massage therapist, receptionist and apprentice at D'Bella Salon, as well as fellow employees Lauren Mazukiewicz, a makeup artist, and Bonnie Roman, a hairstylist. The clothing was provided by Kara Fashions from the Menlo Park Mall in Edison; Rachel Van Avery wore a black A-line dress for the show. She also had on the new OPI Cabaret nail polish. "Fire N Ice's mission is ... encouraging an alliance of New Jersey businesses that have risen from entrepreneurial roots," a press release about the show stated. "The involvement of Allied Beverage, Kara Fashions, D'Bella Salon and Tribe Visions [photography] in this show will initiate the cross-marketing between businesses across New Jersey and encourage long-term relationships among them." Click here to read the complete article. COPYRIGHT © DBELLA LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.