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    Elite Elements Salon

    Elite Elements Salon

    4.2(10 reviews)
    15.0 km

    Absolutely ridiculous. I was scheduled to spend over $400 on my hair with Sarah and I waited…read moreoutside for 40 minutes. No calls, no text, nothing. She just didn't show up at all. The other stylists said this a regular occurrence for Sarah. Sarah called me the day before to confirm my appointment and move it back 30 mins. You would think that for over $400, you could show up on time. She's a complete waste of time.

    Came in here today for a Brazilian blowout/cut and the results are absolutely amazing!! My hair was…read moreso dry, frizzy and covered with split ends everywhere. My hair gets so easily tangled that I've given up on trying to brush it everyday. Although my hair is pretty dark, there was no shine and just looked dull. The process took just a little over an hour and immediately once Sarah started to blow dry my hair, there was already a significant difference. My hair right now is so silky, soft and the shine is just WOW. Now I know what they mean when they say glass hair. I can easily run my fingers through my hair and absolutely no tangles. I've gotten a Brazilian blowout before a year ago but it was nowhere near as shiny as this. The photos don't do justice! My hair had layers previously so it was kind of hard to get rid of all the split ends but she did the best she could and I'm beyond satisfied. Walked out that salon feeling like a brand new person! Sarah was so sweet and knowledgeable and really made sure that I got the results that I wanted. The difference of when I walked in and when I walked out is incredible. She also does lash lifts, teeth whitening and so much more. I will have to come back to try her other services!! I highly highly recommend!!

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    Main Street Salon - That looks like foiling my hair to make highlights or dimensions. To me, those two terms are not "all over color".

    Main Street Salon

    4.4(37 reviews)
    20.8 km
    $$

    I am very UNHAPPY with a recent hair service where I received unexpected highlights from a new…read moreemployee, McKenna, even though I clearly asked for a solid, all-over hair color. I booked for all over color and later was told it would be a bleaching service instead if I wanted to go lighter. I agreed to all over color and going lighter. So this was fine. I originally had all over hair color that was dark brown with naturally grown out roots (2-3 inches). Then McKenna mentioned she was doing something similar to "balayage" when the other stylist and their client asked what she was doing to my hair. I clearly communicated my preference against highlights multiple times, even questioning the stylist during the process when her technique appeared inconsistent with a solid application. Despite assurances of an all-over color, my hair developed "dimensions" and it was BLONDE with noticeable damage to my hair. I thought she was coloring my roots but she was creating "dimensions". Dimensions is not all over color. Dimensions is "highlights", streaks, and lines that's not all over color. I wanted one solid color and for my black roots to be matching the brown all over color. Does that make sense? Does that mean I want highlights? When I contacted the business via email, the owner responded. We went back and forth few times. She only offered to have McKenna fix it, which I didn't want, and suggested just toning it darker, which I knew wouldn't stop the highlights from reappearing. The salon owner's subsequent offer to explain why "highlights" were necessary, rather than acknowledging the deviation from my original request, further illustrates a misunderstanding of my concerns. This experience represents a critical breakdown in communication and trust, as I was misled about the service being performed and would have sought a different salon. I don't think this salon does lift and color method. Or the owner is protecting the new stylist's mistakes. Regardless, McKenna is busy posting on Instagram. There is a photo of my hair and titles it "Behind the scenes" like it is a proud moment for her to lie to a client rather than reaching out to apologize. She should have been saving my hair from being burnt off other than taking photos at the sink. My hair is burnt off and I'm pretty she noticed it when she was blow drying my hair. She failed to mentioned the blotches and missing hair. I did not even get the deep conditioning treatment that I requested. I did get anything that I requested or wanted! In the end, I have unwanted highlights and less hair than before. My hair color is further away from my intended goal because she ignored everything that I said and gave me brassy highlights. I requested for refund or another stylist at the same location to correct my hair. That's when communication stopped and the owner never responded again. This service totaled $270. Here's the thing. New stylist and seasoned stylists can make mistakes! But the stylist is posting on social media other than apologizing. The business owner doesn't understand why you don't want to be getting your done by the same stylists that did everything other than what you have requested... this is not a good business to support.

    Mckenna is an amazing stylist! She has done highlights, beautiful blowouts, and an amazing updo…read morestyle for me before! What amazes me the most is that when she curls my hair it will stay curled for DAYS! Highly reccommend her work.

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    Main Street Salon - I showed this collage for inspo. She said it well take 3-4 sessions to get to that shade. I agreed. I originally had dark brown hair.

    I showed this collage for inspo. She said it well take 3-4 sessions to get to that shade. I agreed. I originally had dark brown hair.

    Main Street Salon - Asked for all over hair color season. Left with grown out roots. Hair broken off. Unwanted highlights. Not the color asked for.

    Asked for all over hair color season. Left with grown out roots. Hair broken off. Unwanted highlights. Not the color asked for.

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    Envy Salon - Dianne Aquiningoc  3602044953 #hairgoals

    Envy Salon

    4.5(44 reviews)
    54.2 km
    $$

    I got my hair trimmed recently. It was my first (and now last) time at Envy. I mostly chose this…read moreplace due to the convenience of scheduling an appointment online, but the reviews were also promising. The lady who trimmed my hair did a decent job and was nice. My review, however, is for an atrocious experience I had with the owner, Brandi Wilson. My sister's first time at Envy didn't go as well as mine. Someone there attempted a balayage that... Well, let's just say she's had to spend hundreds of dollars correcting at other salons. Unsure of how the refund process works, she took me with her to speak with the manager about it. Ms. Wilson was with a client when we walked in. Awkwardly, my sister had to explain her situation while Ms. Wilson washed another lady's hair. She barely looked at us and acted like we were an annoying distraction from her work. Nevertheless, my sister kindly explained that the stylist didn't use the freehand painting technique that one uses for a proper balayage. Instead, she used foils from root to tip, all over, which resulted in chunky highlights that didn't naturally blend in. It was not a balayage in any way, shape, or form. (Picture attached.) Ms. Wilson saw that picture and didn't see anything wrong with it. She responded, first, with a lecture on what balayage is in an effort to discredit us - with misinformation, no less. She said balayage "isn't necessarily a technique" - no, it is a technique. That's literally what it is, what makes it special in the first place - the unique application. The more she talked about it, the more ignorant and patronizing she came across. She told us we have to talk to the stylist and that she could give us the stylist's number. All well and good. But then she left us standing there and continued picking apart my sister's complaint. She kept saying unhelpful, inflammatory things like, "Well if you'd talked to [the stylist] first maybe she would've fixed your hair for free." I don't know if she was in a bad mood or what, but she wanted to argue. Understandably I was irritated by this, but I stayed calm. I said we didn't want the original stylist to fix my sister's hair. Ms. Wilson acted like she had been personally attacked. She raised her voice and became visibly angry, demanding, "What do you want me to do?" I tried to say we just wanted the stylist's number but she kept talking over me. It made us very uncomfortable, so I had to tell her to chill. She seriously needed to calm down; there was no need for her to get defensive and escalate the situation. Instead, she lost it. She started yelling. She told us to leave before she called the police. She shouted, and I quote, "Exit my fricken business!" I was beyond done and going to leave, but we still needed the stylist's number for a refund. So I asked her, calmly, "Could you please give us [the stylist's] contact information?" I thought it was a reasonable request. Still enraged, she snapped, "You know what? Find it online." (We have this exchange on video, by the way.) Admittedly I did call her a name right before I left, but it was my only act of aggression in the whole mess and, frankly, she deserved it after the way she treated us. I will be doing what Ms. Wilson said and staying out of her "fricken" business for good. I'm telling everyone I know to avoid Envy as well. There are better salons in the area that are professional, friendly, and highly skilled - Tease and Ross Michaels comes to mind. Ms. Wilson needs to work on basic customer service skills because this does not bode well for any business. As the owner you represent your entire salon, your staff - even if they are independent contractors. You need to treat customers with care and respect. Don't be condescending. Don't make excuses. A little empathy goes a long way. Doing a little research on balayage wouldn't hurt, either.

    Dorthy is such a sweet person! She's amazing at what she does! When I get my hair done with her it…read morefeels like Ive known her for years! The salon looks and feels amazing.

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