In this New Jersey salon, the first cut is the meanest and anyone might leave with a lot more than just a smoky eye.  "Jerseylicious," Style’s most-watched new series, follows Queen-of-Mean Tracy DiMarco, her arch-enemy, Olivia Blois Sharpe, and “The Glam Fairy” herself at The Gatsby Salon for in-your-face drama that will have viewers saying “OMGawd!”

“Jerseylicious” follows the staff of one of New Jersey’s premier salons where business is hot and the “ex”-tensions are hotter.  The comedic drama of “Jerseylicious” centers around the high-profile and recently renovated beauty salon run by the mother/daughter management team of Gayle Giacomo and Christy Pereira.

Making up the salon’s quirky team of experts and experts-in-training are: Anthony Lombardi, an established stylist whose own salon has recently undergone renovations; Gigi Liscio, a young hairdresser who wants nothing more than to find “the one;” Alexa Prisco, one of the top bridal makeup artists in the Tri-State Aarea; Olivia, a party girl who is trying to grow up and become a successful makeup artist; Olivia’s biggest rival, Tracy, an aggressive hairstylist who can work magic with a teasing comb (and in her free time enjoys tormenting Olivia, whom she calls “a cheap knock-off version of me”); and Filippo Giove, Lombardi’s handsome intern who focuses more on getting phone numbers from beautiful women than working on his craft.

In January 2011, the second season finale of “Jerseylicious” broke all ratings records for the network, drawing over 925,000 Total Viewers on Sunday at 8 p.m., which was not only a series best, but also marked the most watched telecast in the network’s history as it attracted more than five times Style’s highest-rated series.

“Jerseylicious” is produced by Endemol USA for The Style Network.  Three-time Emmy Award winner Alex Duda and Blake Levin are the executive producers, joined by Style executive producers Sarah Weidman and Merah Chung.