It’s still hard in New Jersey to find a place to get your hair and nails done on Sunday. But not nearly as difficult as it used to be.

Sunday at the salon just makes sense. First, what better place to relax? Second, who has time to get their hair done on Saturday?

The Saturday hair-cut was replaced by soccer tournaments, Bar and Bat Mitzvahs, or frantic hours of drycleaninggroceryshoppingeveryerrandunderthesunrunning that keeps our engines running all week.

At the Livingston Mall, the Fazio family’s Professional Hair Salon & Spa (973-994-2361) is open every Sunday. One of the managers describes it as the busiest day.

The Fazios have been in business for 30 years-- they know how to draw a crowd. The place is jammed –there’s a kids department as well—and blow dryers are blasting away.

Others have figured out what the Fazios knew all along; being loyal until you die to your hair gal or guy isn’t nearly as important as convenience for most people. Plus, you’ll go back to work on Monday with a new do, and great nails!

At the Cherry Hill Mall, you’ll be coiffed and straightened at the Beauty Bar Salon (856-488-0976 ) on Sundays. So too at Bernards Salon (www.bernardssalonandspa.com) in Cherry Hill and Marlton.

Salon Loyale (www.salonloyale.com) is loyal to its Sunday customers at its Wenonah and Vineland shops. The Gibbstown branch is not far behind, according to the owner.

The upscale Subway Salon (www.subwaysalon.com) in Millburn has thrown open its doors on Sunday. So has Bangz (www.bangz.net) in Montclair. And Les Image (www.lesimage.com) in Verona. UFO Salon (www.ufosalon.com) in Somerset realized “a while ago” being open on Sunday it was a good thing.

Next time you get your hair done, ask your place about those Sunday hours. They may just get to keep you as a customer!