Simplicity receives award from senator

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Simplicity Salon and Tattoo owner Lindsay Patterson is shown with Supervisor Jenni Kiser, her loyal dog Ruka and Brian Reynolds from the office of Sen. Marie Alvarado Gil.

Simplicity Salon and Tattoo owner Lindsay Patterson is shown with Supervisor Jenni Kiser, her loyal dog Ruka and Brian Reynolds from the office of Sen. Marie Alvarado Gil.

The Simplicity Salon and Tattoo was presented with the Senator’s Choice Award recently for Mariposa County by a representative of Senator Marie Alvarado-Gil’s office, honoring this full-service salon and tattoo shop in Mariposa for its outstanding contributions to the community and local economy.

“We are deeply honored to receive Senator Alvarado-Gil’s Senator’s Choice Award,” said Lindsay Patterson at Simplicity Salon and Tattoo. “This recognition highlights our commitment to providing the highest quality hair, beauty and tattoo services and exceptional service to our community in Mariposa.”

She was joined by Supervisor Jenni Kiser and her loyal shop dog Ruka.

This family-oriented small-town salon and tattoo shop is a mainstay for hair care, beauty services and custom tattoos. It offers a full selection of haircuts, hair color, extensions, spray tans, tanning beds, professional tattoo services along with a variety of beauty products.

“The Simplicity Salon and Tattoo exemplifies the very best of our district’s small businesses,” said Sen. Alvarado Gil. “From quality hair services and custom tattoos to its friendly service, the Simplicity Salon and Tattoo represents the dedication and spirit that keep our local community thriving.”

The Senator’s Choice Award continues throughout 2026, with businesses throughout Senate District 4 expected to be honored for their excellence. Senator Alvarado-Gil encourages residents to “shop local” and support the small businesses that are the heartbeat of their communities.

Senator Alvarado-Gil represents the 4th Senate District including the counties of Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado, Inyo, Madera, Mariposa, Merced, Mono, Nevada, Placer, Stanislaus and Tuolumne.

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