ATTENTION: all my people looking for a first class colorist !!!!!! Katie Trammell is your GIRL. She…read moreis a wizard and has been doing my color for years. We've gone ash blonde, to strawberry, to beautiful rich reds, back to buttery blonde and back to red again and the end product is perfect every time. She also does a wonderful job of maintaining the integrity of my hair and making sure we keep it healthy in the process. She always takes the time to listen to me (very poorly) attempt to tell her what I want. Not being in the hair business myself, it's hard for me to explain my vision sometimes and somehow she still nails it. She's patient and thoughtful and really cares about her clients and it shows. I'm also a big fan of the salon in general - the owners are super nice and very humble which is rare to find in Dallas. The environment is relaxed and everyone is friendly and welcoming and the clients seem to be very loyal/long term and it's no wonder why. Come see Katie - you won't regret it I promise!!

After a few really bad haircut experiences that left me stuck with the same unflattering style for…read morenearly three years, I was extremely nervous to try someone new. I had finally grown my hair out and wanted soft layers again, but I just couldn't find a stylist in Dallas who understood what I was looking for -- until I found Christina at Pin Salon. A friend recommended the salon, and from the moment I met Christina, I felt at ease. She took the time to look at photos, talk through my concerns, and explain exactly how she could bring movement and shape back into my hair without risking another disaster. Her patience and attention to detail were incredibly reassuring. I walked in for a consultation... and walked out with the best haircut I've had in over three years! My hair finally looks like me again -- soft, fresh, and perfectly layered. I've already received so many compliments on how great my hair looks. If you've been traumatized by bad cuts or are simply looking for someone truly skilled with layers, Christina is the one. I couldn't be happier!

I'm a Black chick with grey hair and a pixie cut. This chick Michelle is thebomb.com. She talks…read morethe entire time with stories that will fascinate you and blow your mind. You get nervous because you're wondering if she's paying attention to what she's doing. I've been going to her for a year now and I think that the more stories she tells you the better she cuts. Let her cook please! OMG absolutely fantastic! All hair types and very skilled. The White woman before me, I was in awe of her haircut. Five stars for sure.

Emily killed it! She was super kind and we had great conversation. Loved my haircut, will be back!!read more

We followed my daughter's stylist to the new location. I will say it was very clean and modern. As…read moreusual, her cut and style of my daughter's hair was excellent. A luxury salon with a luxury price. Would that we stopped the service there. However, the color was unfortunately not a luxury service. It was double process, lightened in foils, then a fashion color over. I guess it was the lifting - it lifted very uneven. The fashion color over is very vibrant in spots. It is also very faint in other spots. Her bangs have a thin blond line of demarcation between the fashion color and her natural hair color, looking decidedly odd. There are a few spots in the back where it appears the fashion color was not even applied completely, there are about 4 blond streaks with very faint ashen fashion color over. As her natural hair is a lighter medium brown, again this looks decidedly odd. For the luxury price that was charged, one would expect a stylist that had attention to detail where this was not missed, nor allowed to leave the salon with patchy color. Update: stylist contacted me to offer complementary touch up. This is definitely appreciated, however we are unable to return to that part of town for quite some time. Stylist really is excellent with cut.

I visited Ryan Henry Hair Co for the first time this past Saturday and my experience was truly…read moreincredible. From the second I arrived until the second I left, I was treated like a queen. The music/playlist choices as well as the wonderful conversations with my stylist, Sophia, made the time fly. I have very thick hair that is difficult to deal with, but Sophia and her team made sure that I received the utmost care and that my hair came out looking exactly as I expected, actually BETTER than I expected! I will absolutely be returning to Ryan Henry Hair Co whenever I have my next hair dream that I can't quite shake.

My new favorite place! Tawny is my stylist. She always does such a good job that I drive 1 hr from…read moreAzle to see her. The owner is lovely and checks on you often to make sure you have everything that you need and does it with a smile on her face. The place is quaint and beautiful. I love going there. I recommend this place 100%.

The salon decor is lovely and Jenny, the owner, is delightful! Gregory has colored and cut my hair…read moreon a few occasions. Each time, I've had to go back because over the next few days, my color changed or some hair on top broke off. One time, I asked him to color/cut my hair the way I wanted, but he did what he wanted. I thought I'd give him one last chance to do a wonderful job, but this proved his hair-cutting skills are beyond subpar.

Tengo mas de 20 años de ser clienta de Anabell y cada ves que voy me sorprende.! para mi ella es…read moremas que un estilista ella es un artista.! siempre salgo mas que complacida y mi esposo mas.! no dejo que nadie mas toque mi pelo.! sobre todo que lo cuida nunca se me a maltratado a pesar de que siempre cambio de rubio.! y no hay como un buen corte de pelo tienes bien el pelo y siempre te ves bien.! y muy relajante Irma.!

I've been going to Anabel for many years now and she also does my daughter's, mom's and mother in…read morelaw's hair. She can cut and color for all ages and transforms hair to its full potential! Throughout this pandemic, I haven't had my hair done and I was finally able to show my hair some love! My hair is naturally curly and frizzy, but I love the way she blow dries my hair because it lasts so long. I can never get my hair this silky smooth at home no matter what I do. She's the best!!

I'm stunned by an experience with The Collective Salon, my go-to vendor for hair care during the…read morepast 18 months. I learned yesterday what their true priority is, and it is most definitely not "legendary service", as their company writeup insists. (Forgive the length of this post, but I believe you may find it useful.) It's all about the money. Here's how I know. Yesterday, our beloved 32-year-old African Grey parrot was clearly in distress and our veterinarian advised us to rush him to the clinic. Only an hour away from my 1 p.m. appointment at The Collective, I immediately texted and voice-mailed my stylist, apologizing for the cancellation, offering to pay a cancellation fee, and advising her that I would rebook and would be tipping her an extra $100 for a Christmas bonus, over and above my normal tip for service. That pledge was clearly insufficient. When I called the salon directly to explain my situation, zero empathy was forthcoming. Instead, I was told that I would "only" be charged $140, half of the $280 charged for a color highlight. Apparently, they thought a $140 penalty was a generous concession over their normal full-price charge. To say that I was stunned was putting it mildly. But I should not have been. Here's what to expect the minute you sign up with this salon: 1. You must give them your full credit card detail "to hold" in case of cancellation. 2. You will be charged full price for any service cancelled within 24 hours of the visit.(or is it 48 hours?) I can understand a cancellation fee - my last salon charged $50. But FULL PRICE? And absolutely no exceptions? During my decades-long tenure as a communications consultant, I gave countless fee-free hours to clients when I felt the situation was warranted and would contribute to a healthy, balanced vendor-client relationship. It's called 'the cost of doing business,' folks. But The Collective Salon begs to differ. In fairness to my stylist, a talented woman whose company I enjoyed and work I appreciated, she did begrudgingly offer to forgo any penalty to keep my patronage. But her outrage was obvious, and I declined. Instead, I called the salon and told them to charge my credit card the full $280 - a last hurrah from me to a salon that puts money above all else. They did so immediately. Here are other random notes that may shed light on working with the Collective Salon: * They charge Oak Lawn prices without Oak Lawn amenities. You will be treated to rock-hard, molded plastic chairs - genuinely uncomfortable - whether undergoing a shampoo or sitting beneath the dryer. They will serve you a diet coke, but this is otherwise a bare-bones salon. * You will be hounded via text and phone to ensure you show up for your appointment. And clearly, family emergencies do not factor into the customer-client relationship. Cherished pet or beloved relative - a death in the family doesn't count. Pay up. In full. Immediately. As for Capote, my witty and wonderful avian companion of more than three decades, we wept and held him close as he died. ###

If you want someone who will make you feel comfortable during a long hair appointment then I highly…read morerecommend you request Jordin!! She is truly the best hair stylist I have ever been to & trusted with all of my hair services.

My go to neighborhood salon! Love the team and the vibe and the ambiance!…read moreownership is wonderful and stylists are awesome! Makes me happy to come here and feel like a million bucks when I leave!

I booked at this salon after Ulta canceled my blowout last minute, so I decided to give this place…read morea chance. I honestly really regret it, especially considering I paid around $60+ after tax. This was easily one of the worst experiences I've had at a hair salon, and it was absolutely not worth the price. The bad experience honestly started at the front desk. The girl working up front was not welcoming whatsoever and came across like she had an attitude and genuinely did not want to be there. For me, the front desk is one of the most important parts of a salon because that person is literally the first impression a customer gets when they walk in. If I'm paying money for a service, I expect good customer service. I don't expect to walk in and immediately feel like my presence is an inconvenience. Having that be the first interaction already felt unprofessional and set the tone for the rest of the experience. Then the younger girl with glasses who did my hair was just as unwelcoming. She barely spoke to me, never introduced herself, never asked how I was doing, and made almost no conversation throughout the appointment. I don't even remember her name because there was basically no introduction or interaction. I explained that I wanted a blowout with loose, Hollywood-style curls and volume. What I ended up with initially looked like my hair had simply been blow-dried and not properly styled or brushed out. I was genuinely so disappointed. I was getting my hair done specifically for an event that night, and I could have gotten better results at home using my own rollers. The entire reason I pay to have my hair professionally styled is because I expect the result to be BETTER than what I can do myself. Another thing I really disliked was how it felt like every tiny additional request suddenly became a major extra charge. I understand charging extra for an actual elaborate updo, braids, or something that requires significant additional work. But something as simple as putting the hair half-up can apparently turn into an "updo" charge that adds a significant amount to the service. It felt excessive, especially when the original blowout itself wasn't giving me the results I requested. Thankfully, another stylist named Jessica stepped in to help. She was extremely nice and actually tried to fix the situation. Since the brush styling wasn't giving the desired result, she curled my hair and suggested pinning the curls so they could set until later that evening. I appreciated her effort and followed her instructions exactly. I literally went to a restaurant and spent hours out in public with my entire head pinned because I wanted to give the style the best possible chance to set before my event, which wasn't until around 10-11 PM. When I finally took the pins out, my hair did look pretty, but it still wasn't what I originally asked for. It didn't have the volume or overall look I had expected based on what was explained to me, so after everything, I was still disappointed. Jessica did mention that I should come back and that I would be a good model for long layers. I specifically explained that maintaining my length is extremely important to me because it has taken me YEARS to grow my hair this long. I said I might be interested as long as my length stayed where it was. Later, she mentioned taking about two inches off. That immediately confirmed for me that I would not be coming back for a haircut either. If I specifically say I do not want to lose my length, suggesting taking two inches off is exactly the kind of thing that makes me nervous about trusting someone with my hair. Overall, I'm glad Jessica stepped in because she was kind and genuinely tried to help, but the overall experience was disappointing, overpriced, and not something I would repeat. Customer service matters, especially when you're paying salon prices, and I shouldn't feel unwelcome from the second I walk through the door. Between the attitude at the front desk, the lack of customer service from my original stylist, the disappointing initial result, the additional charges for seemingly minor styling requests, and feeling like what I was asking for wasn't really being listened to, I definitely will not be returning.

Amazing job done here! Leighanne did fabulous as saving my hair, previously done by a "Bayalage"…read morestylist in Indiana, that has gone way too blond. I am a natural redhead but wants to add in color as my red was going bland with my older age. Leighanne listened to everything I had to say, fixed it and even gave me a free bang trim and blow out while there! I recommend this to everyone!

It has been a while since I went to get balyage. I have dark skin and I wanted a brown colored…read morebalayage. In the reviews someone wrote that they were good with dark hair. It was not true, after I paid 250$ and dried my own hair, I found out that the balayaged hair was red. Extremely poor way of spending your money, now I am going to korean hair salons. They do not make your hair weird shades of red:)