I had a great experience getting my haircut with Jaime! This was actually my first time at a hair…read moresalon, so I was already feeling pretty nervousespecially after running late. My appointment was at 10:00 AM, but due to traffic I didn't arrive until 10:25. I felt awful, but Jaime was incredibly kind and understanding, and still took me in right away without any frustration. Once in the chair, everything went smoothly. She gave me a relaxing wash and a quick but thorough cut that turned out just how I wanted. She even shared helpful tips on how to maintain the style at home. Despite my late arrival, I was out by 11:18. The whole experience was efficient, pleasant, and professional. I tipped her well and will definitely be coming back, next time on time!

I booked Alex for a cut and perm. The cut was great. Alex listened to my needs and he was open to…read morecommunicate in turns of aesthetics and stuff. I was surprised that my hair weren't shampooed at all during my service. I did a perm so he rinsed my hair a couple times.. but no shampoo before or after. The worst thing is their towel on the washing bed (the one that would contact with your neck). It smells (like dirty towels) and the location got contact with it felt itchy afterwards the smell from the dirty towel remains on my neck as well until I shower at home this should never happen at a four dollar sign salon. Besides that, the store was clean and quiet. My appointment was 1PM - 4 PM. Only two people were working at that time--the two owners. Tbh it was the first time I saw a hairdresser do everything himself--all the preparation, cut, perming, washing, etc. The limitation of staff resulted in lack of attentiveness. During the perm, the medicine touched my face, and overall the experience was not up to the standard. I really hope that they can improve because hair coco has lots of potentials.

Once again, Amy made my day! I hadn't been to a salon in almost two years because life has been so…read morebusy, so I even started cutting my own hair. Thankfully my hair was long enough to learn through trial and error thank goodness for YouTube! Amy started by washing my hair, which was so relaxing. I showed her a haircut inspiration photo I found on Google, and she quickly assessed my hair and honestly explained how it would look if she copied it exactly. That level of professionalism really stood out. Her hands were so light and gentle, and I felt relaxed the whole time. She also shared helpful tips for styling my thinning hair. We had great conversation, she recommended lunch spots, and even offered coffee. Truly a 10-star experience. Thank you, Amy, for making me feel confident and refreshed again!

I'm a very particular person and I've gone to many stylist because its very hard to find one who…read morecan consider my skin tone, hair texture, wide forhead, an square shaped head. It takes a long time for me to find one who can actually achieve my desired outcome... and I think I found one stylist who actually exceeded my expectations. Amy takes a good look at your inspiration photo, and she would give you her professional opinion whether it suits your faceshape, and hair texture. She would tell you the possible outcome if she was to proceed with such style. Even if your face shape is not the same as the model in the photo, she would adjust the cut so that you could have the similar or better outcome that suits you. Sometimes when a different stylist cuts my hair short, it usually doesn't grow quite nicely. But when Amy cut my hair short (above shoulders) my hair grew beautifully even when it already passed my mid back. I just came back to her to get my hair colored. She trimmed my hair, got rid of the damage parts, gave me an awesome scalp massage and shared tips on how to style my thinning hair. She also shared some knowledge about hair care, and certain things to do specially for hair. The color was on point and evenly distributed. She also would check on my well-being and would ask if my scalp was feeling okay.. Now my thin hair somehow looks fuller and also looks healthier. She also gave me some cookies and prepared me some green tea. Amy is a rare talent indeed. Her years of experience & expertise clearly shows in her work. Great customer service with an amazing vibe. I think Amy has magic hands!

Lorna was amazing! I'm always nervous about going to a new stylist when I donate my hair but she…read morestayed within a half inch of how much I wanted to donate, which was perfect! I went on a weekday evening and it was quiet and serene inside. Will definitely be returning!

I have natural 3c hair and needed a trim badly. I had taken out braids on a Friday and couldn't get…read moreto my regular salon on Saturday. I made an appointment with Lorna on Sunday. I admit that I was extremely anxious, but definitely couldn't wait until Wednesday, so I blew my hair straight and chanced it. Lorna did an excellent job! She knew I was concerned about length and evened it out as I requested- then showed me where there was still a little more that should go for my hair to all be healthy. I took her advice and am extremely happy with my hair. Happy bouncy curls!

After searching yelp for a stylist that specializes in microlink installs I stumbled upon Cearra…read more After reading reviews and her meeting my yelp rating scale, I had the pleasure of having my hair done by Cearra of Vanity By Coca, and she did an amazing job! Not only am I in love with the results, but the entire experience was exceptional from start to finish. Her space was warm, inviting, and incredibly comfortable. Spending time at her salon was so therapeutic. Her positive energy, professionalism, attention to detail, and genuine care for her clients truly set her apart. It's rare to find someone who is not only talented at what they do but also creates an atmosphere that leaves you feeling refreshed and uplifted. Thank you so much, Cearra, for such a wonderful experience. I can't wait for my next appointment!

5/2/25: Yelp seems to have a photo issue. To see all screenshots and harassment, my Google Guide…read morereview includes those: https://g.co/kgs/LttMo7h While I did not fully read this business owner's rambling, incoherent response, I did scan it briefly and saw she suggested that she told me to see a dermatologist. Interesting since I've long had one and use prescription shampoo from my dermatologist at my hair appointments. A cosmetology license would be useful, and might teach this unlicensed stylist that spreading lies about a person's health online is additional grounds for harassment charges. This is the last warning I will give before contacting law enforcement. I also would never take medical advice from a self-professed conspiracy theorist who by her own admission does not vaccinate her children, during a time when measles is spreading in the U.S, more than we've seen in decades -- an outbreak that began due to unvaccinated children in Texas. I was not going to elaborate on the damage, but seems I should. My LICENSED hair stylist friend had to remove glue out of most of my hair. I have photos and videos of my hair previously -- before this unlicensed stylist talked me into trying a frontal. I have new hair loss all over my head because the glue was extremely difficult to remove, See attached photo. The frontal install was terrible and showed lack of skill because my real hair was not protected. My licensed hair stylist friend is willing to testify about this damage and said he knew this person was unlicensed by the terrible frontal/sew-in install. Now off to enjoy my weekend! I originally did not share all of my documentation but this person seems unhinged. I will let the evidence speak for itself. I am done with this unlicensed stylist -- unless it becomes clear I need to contact law enforcement and file for for a peace order, which I'm seriously considering. I will include the screenshots from her last unhinged response if I do so. Potential customers: Ask yourself if this is the temperament you want in a hair stylist -- someone willing to slander clients online for telling the truth about how they were treated. -- 5/1/25 Adding additional screenshots to refute more lies from this business owner, who continues to not take accountability. I will not reply further, as a "business" that operates this way is not worth my time. The way she speaks says more than any additional info I can provide.

My shoulder length kinky twists were completed in just under three hours. You should bring your…read moreown, a caveat I did not know until after I arrived. There is a large beauty supply store about a three minutes drive away. The stylist and proprietor of the business Chrys works out of a suite and schedules her clients thoughtfully. Afrobeats hung in the air and made the time dance by. I recommend highly.

Chris was very nice. She didn't take long to braid my hair. I showed her a picture of the color…read morehair I wanted and she had it available.

I have a standing Wednesday appointment for a wash and blow-out. I get compliments everywhere I…read morego, even at CVS from a stranger. My friends are still astounded how good my hair looks. Zeliha makes you feel at welcome with a hug, a smile, and a lot of love. Treat yourself. Go visit!

I love coming here for the stylists. It's also a salon where I can get nails & skin done. Great…read morecasual vibe & professional services.

I went looking for French braids. Very few stylist I've come across in this area could to them…read more Ranys found a stylist that could do the stylist in the salon suites so I could leave with the style I was after. She was determined to help find the right person and could fit me in as a walk in. Everyone was pleasant and welcoming.

From the owner: Braid by Ranys is a black-owned, business in Columbia, Maryland, prioritizing customer…read moresatisfaction. With gentle braiders and flexible scheduling, they complete most styles within 2-3 hours. We do all types of braid styles for men, women, and children. We do more than 60 styles of Braids Knotless, Bohemian, Bora Braid, Twist Braids, Box Braids, Cornrow Braids, Stitch Cornrows, Bakala Braid, Weaves, Crochet Style

My wife went to Bubbles Salon in Columbia at 8am with clear inspiration photos and a very simple…read morerequest: a dimensional blonde with warmer, slightly darker tones, including lowlights and highlights to add depth. Her hair was already a light ashy champagne blonde with fresh root growth and a solid base. She intentionally left it alone so there would be zero confusion about the goal. We were fully prepared to pay for quality work. She expected over $300 for the service and was ready to tip about the same. She factored in processing time, toning, even test strands if needed. With her starting point and today's hair trends, this should have been a straightforward appointment for any experienced colorist. Instead, she spent five hours in a chair watching her hair get worse in real time. A shadow root was attempted and applied so poorly it looked almost black against her blonde and had to be corrected. Her hair was then highlighted in multiple rounds, and somehow still ended up yellow, brassy, and completely untoned. At no point did the result resemble the reference photos she brought in. Iman told her he "can't make her hair thicker," which had nothing to do with anything she asked for. She never requested thicker hair, she requested color placement. That comment honestly felt like the theme of the entire appointment: not listening, not understanding, and then reframing the confusion as if it was coming from her. When I came in, this happened again and they basically tried to blame her not being clear which offended me greatly as I know she had the reference picture ready to go. I would have respected it more if the stylist just admitted she messed up, instead of blaming it on my wife. Billy, a senior stylist, told her she should just do it herself. That alone should tell you everything about the level of professionalism here. She was also told her hair didn't match the reference because it wasn't styled, which is an unbelievable excuse when the issue was color, tone, and placement, not curls and volume. She was even handed a color book mid-appointment as if she hadn't already provided clear visual references. There was no manager on site when she asked. By the end, she left with yellow, uneven, brassy hair that didn't resemble her starting point or her request in any way. She went to another salon afterward, where they were immediately confused by what had been done and suggested corrective work. The entire experience felt disorganized, dismissive, and careless. She came in ready to pay for professional results and left with something she wouldn't have expected from a beginner trying it at home. We did not pay for the service, and we will not be returning. The most frustrating part is how easily this could have been avoided with basic honesty at the start. If this was outside their skill set, that should have been said before five hours of trial-and-error damage control.

I went there for a blow out and asked if the hairdresser could do a roller set and then straighten…read moreit and mentioned that I have naturally curly hair and asked for a very small trim and I mentioned how I don't like going to the hairdresser because they end up cutting off more than you asked for. I had asked the price to begin with because I don't like being surprised and sometimes they try to add on things later and the price ends up being more than agreed. The hairdresser was a Spanish woman in her 40s or 50s maybe and she said she was not familiar with a roller set and that already didn't sound good since she acted like she had never heard of it. She said she is more familiar with blow-dry so I said ok. She ended up cutting more than expected like a lot more and said it needed a trim. I specifically said very small trim and she said ok, I barely touched it, but somehow afterwards it was a lot shorter. After a year later, my hair was not even at the length it was when I got there. Also, it was weird that she tried to say we were done after a blow-dry and I had to basically repeat a few times that the straightening was included in the price she discussed so why was she saying we were done if she hadn't done it. I had to ask a few times to straighten it which I thought was common sense and then I had to even ask again for some type of body since I had originally asked for a blow out and she went from completely straight now with no bump at the end or anything like straight down and barely look like you went to a hair salon. After I had to ask to add some type of curls or waves and maybe that would help her get body, she tried that and it helped a little but at that point, the hair was much shorter and barely had some curls. I still had much shorter hair than if I were to not have gotten my hair done there and it was a year later.