New nail salon Rooted in Beauty opens on McPherson's First Street

Owner Maggy Adolf studied cosmetology at Hutchinson Community College, then returned there for an associate degree in business management and entrepreneurship

New nail salon Rooted in Beauty opens on McPherson's First Street
Rooted in Beauty, a new nail salon at 900 E. First St. in McPherson, celebrates its ribbon cutting Sept. 8, 2026. Pictured from left are McPherson Chamber of Commerce President Michele Graham of Farmers Alliance Mutual Insurance; Natasha Wood; salon owner Maggy Adolf; McPherson Mayor Jim Loving; and chamber Executive Director Debbie Hawkinson.

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McPherson has a new nail salon: Rooted in Beauty, owned by Maggy Adolf at 900 E. First Street, drew a McPherson Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting Tuesday, Sept. 8. Mayor Jim Loving and Chamber Executive Director Debbie Hawkinson attended, and Chamber President Michele Graham of Farmers Alliance presented Adolf with the Chamber's ceremonial First Dollar of Profit, a tradition recognizing the start of a new business venture.

Adolf, who said in the Chamber's release that she had not expected to specialize in nails when she began cosmetology school, tied the salon to her faith and Ephesians 3:16-19: "I decided to base this business on a faithful foundation in the Lord," Adolf said.

The ceremony was at least the second ribbon cutting for a new McPherson business that Citizen Journal has covered this year, following a new lumber business in February.

The Chamber's release says the salon specializes in builder gel manicures, gel shellac manicures, basic and spa pedicures and other nail care meant to support the health and natural appearance of clients' nails. Hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday; the release directs customers to the salon's online booking site or its Instagram page to learn more or schedule an appointment.

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