Returned back to Kaie Salon on April 9th. I haven't been back for a haircut since my lil guy's…read morebirth and first came in February 2024. Kaie, Thank you for cutting my hair, giving me tips and always being friendly. It was good to see you again.

Four Years of Hair Growth Lost -- Extremely Disappointing Experience…read more This was my third visit to Kaie Salon, and unfortunately it will be my last. I want to give full context because I genuinely tried to trust this salon and even recommended it to friends. I am an Asian male with slightly below-shoulder-length hair. I had been growing my hair out for four years from a buzz cut and was looking for a layered cut with a Korean perm. I've had bad chemical perm experiences in the past that left my hair dry and brittle, which is why I was willing to drive 2.5 hours to find a stylist I could begin to build a relationship with. On my first visit, Kai advised me that my front layers weren't long enough yet and recommended waiting a few months before doing a Korean perm. I respected that advice and only got a haircut for a wedding. The haircut itself was very minimal, but I wasn't bothered because he seemed knowledgeable. On my second visit, I returned specifically for a Korean perm because my roots had grown out flat while the rest of my hair was still wavy from a previous perm. My goal was to have one consistent texture throughout and add some layering so that it sits on my face well and I don't look like Jesus. After the service, I honestly looked almost the same as when I walked in. Since this was my first Korean perm, I assumed maybe my hair length or weight affected the result and gave it the benefit of the doubt and decided to return for my 3rd and last time. On my third visit, I made it very clear that I wanted a shorter haircut while keeping my length, along with a Korean perm. I scheduled and placed a deposit for a Korean perm, but at no point during the service was I told that I was instead receiving a chemical perm. That alone is unacceptable but when I noticed the rods were not connected to the heating thing, it was too late. What made things worse was the haircut. I ended up with a mullet-style cut, which was not the inspiration photo I showed. While that wasn't ideal, I could have lived with it--until I washed my hair a few days later. That's when I realized how bad the cut truly was. The left and right sides were completely uneven, with random short and long sections that made no sense structurally. It honestly felt like the work of someone still in training. I was devastated. I had a New Year's Eve event that same night and ended up wearing a hat because I was so embarrassed. Over the next few days, feedback from friends, family, and coworkers confirmed what I already knew. The haircut was not salvageable. I ultimately had to go back to an undercut with a bald fade, losing nearly all of the hair I spent four years growing. This was never my intention, and now it will take a long time to grow my hair back again. To add to this, another friend of mine also got a haircut here and did not walk out with the style he asked for either. I'm extremely disappointed. I tried multiple times to trust this salon, traveled a long distance, and gave them the benefit of the doubt--but the final result was unacceptable. Based on my experience, I would not recommend this salon, especially if you care deeply about your hair or are seeking a specialized service like a Korean perm.

Great place for haircuts. I'm an Asian male and got a simple fade haircut. Also received a shampoo…read morebefore and after. The place is very clean and the owner was very professional. Would highly recommend and at $35 for the haircut it is well worth it. Parking is not too bad and recommend calling to make an appointment. A+++ experience.

When I called to make an appointment, the woman who answered seemed to speak little English but we…read moremanaged to communicate and booked my appointment. Just a heads up, but it was not an issue. I arrived for my appointment and was seen right away, no wait time. I did not get the name of the man who cut my hair but he did speak English. He was so attentive. He asked so many questions, constantly checking to make sure I was happy with what he was doing. I felt like I was in good hands. I asked for curtain bangs and a blunt trim with no layers. I don't think he was prepared for my hair texture because I'm Hispanic and have naturally curly hair. It only surprised him, did not deter him from doing a good job. He just confirmed if I was okay with him straightening my hair after blow drying which I said I was. My hair looks so good. I'm so happy with the result. I will absolutely be coming back. Everyone was polite. The place was clean. Other customers seemed happy. My appointment took about an hour even with added steps.

Who is the mysterious Vincent?…read more Does he have a family? How long has his shop been here? Is his name even Vincent? I wish I spoke better Korean. These are the things I imagine I would ask. But regrettably, after over a year of visiting his shop, I've all but spoken a few sentences of broken Korean to the eponymous "Vincent." I find myself writing Vincent's backstory as I sit in his barber chair and he begins deftly buzzing my sides. He is a spy who escaped North Korea and found refuge in Fort lee. Or maybe he assumed the identity of the original Vincent somehow when he escaped a dangerous gang in Seoul. Some days I feel certain that he left behind a daughter in Korea and hasn't seen her in decades. Or maybe the decision was hers. She chose to estrange herself from him. I can never quite agree on the ending in the 15 min it takes Vincent to finish. I'll mumble a clumsy thank you, pay him, and depart. TLDR; he's good. Come here.

Hair cutting is international. A few hand gestures says everything any decent barber needs to know…read moreabout a basic man's or boy's clip. This place is operated by two older Korean gents who don't speak a lick of English -- but who took good care of my two boys right quick -- with modern doo's. They are open on Sundays and at $20 apiece with tip, well worth it. WIGB - definitely -- especially on a Sunday when I can brunch in a neighborhood just silly with every manner of asian eatery.

I had the best experience at Biby Milena's. Booking my appointment was incredibly easy and…read moreparking was a piece of cake. Once I arrived, I was immediately attended to. I tend to be very indecisive about my hair and she helped me commit to my awesome haircut. She was thoughtful, did not rush me, and helped me measure my hair so that I could donate it at a later time. I am so happy with my stylish new hairstyle and will definitely return when the time comes. Thank you!

Bibby is truly the best hair stylist in Nj . She always does an amazing job and listens to what the…read moreclient wants and has so much patience . I have hard hair to deal with and she takes her time and does miracle work . I would 100 percent recommend her to anyone

Have been coming to Jessica for years!! She does AMAZING work with my difficult hair. From the…read moreshampoo, which is a cleansing relaxing head massage therapy to her outstanding of hair, which brushes to use to accomplish perfect results, and number one when it comes to flat iron. Jessica is the BEST!!!!!!

The woman who owns this place and it's hair is very nice. She has a good eye and is careful. I am…read moreimpressed with her each time we go. She's also scheduling clients with time so there's never a lot of people in the shop at once.

Gave a good hair cut and no complaints from me. I liked it alot. Was a good price. I would…read morerecommend.

Just discovered this place and I'm grateful it exists. I've had a hard time finding a good place…read morethat cuts Asian men's hair well. Most of the places don't understand what I want even after I've showed them a picture. Young is awesome at cutting, styling, everything hair-related. She's also a really nice person and I had a pleasant conversation with her during my cut. I'd come back here all day, e'eryday. Parking in the back is a great plus. It can be a little tight but better than trying to find paid parking on the street. Making an appointment by calling ahead is the way to go.

Brought my young son to get his haircut, and Jay did a great job. Convenient location, and was easy…read moreto schedule via text message. Will be going back to get my own haircut in the next couple of weeks.

The salon across from H Mart and D'Avant Bakery on the other side of Broad Street is now Suki and…read moreJudy. Not Riah. I have been going to Judy at a different location for at least 13 years and she, miraculously, hasn't aged one day. She looks exactly the same as when I met her. And she is a FANTASTIC hair cutter. She doesn't ask lots of questions. She knows how to make my little bit of hair that's left look as good as humanly possible. I highly recommend her.

Underrated place. I always go here and I'm glad I discovered it years ago. They know how to cut…read morehair really well no matter who you get. I'm an asian man with thin hair and these folks cut asian hair like a pro. Usually when I go to other places they just buzz cut but this place listens and they make you look good and they style it too. I used to go to Kim Sun Young in Ktown NYC but now I don't need to since I go here. Sometimes I like to grow my hair out and have conservative hairstyle so this place manages that well. I even trusted this place to cut and style my hair a couple weeks prior to my wedding. I think they are Korean owned so it's definitely high-quality. There is also parking here, which is convenient. They wash your hair twice too and the prices are competitive. $45 for a men's haircut is good price and you leave the place looking and feeling like a million bucks!

Got my haircut here for the first time and loved it! They first wash your hair and then you get a…read morecut and my stylist gave me exactly what I wanted! Cut about an inch with layers and face framing and she did just that! She was very quick too which I like and styled it nicely in the end! Very reasonable price too!