Haircut was weeks ago and still upset about entire service. Walked in was not greeted as my person…read morewas in back room. No so and so will be right with you. just ignored. Stylist comes out and does not greet me instead goes to phone and makes call clearly annoyed about something. Showed her pic and asked her how she planned on cutting to get the style I was looking for. She actually got mad. Explained I wanted layers blended as my hair tends to lump with the wrong cut. Ok she says. First thing wrong was she cut straight across ears. No layers as in pic and pic was not cut straight across. I don't like hair like that. Now I have a lump that is still growing out. The back was to be tapered inward. It's not. She left long layers in back and clumps from another bad cut I'd had elsewhere. Plus the side was not to be cut in a step. It looks like a bad Joe Dirt gone wrong. Pic had sides at an angle. One side has section of no layers and the other side has layers. Just awful. The conversation was strained and she was extremely argumentative. One of the worst places.

I ONLY go to Bekah at Shear Envy for my hair cuts now and she is the only one that can cut my…read moretoddlers' hair without making them hysterically cry. She is the absolute best. I have had other stylists from other salons literally leave me with wet hair because my hair is thick and they told me it was "taking too long to dry". I have only had the best experiences at Shear Envy. I moved 2 hours away and still make the trip back to Nazareth because I know I will get exactly what I want and always leave feeling my best. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Jo Ann has been doing my hair for at least a few years now, and I have never been happier with the…read moreway my hair looks. She has a magical way of working with my hair imperfections, and she truly understands my aesthetic. She is a true color artist, and I have never had someone work with my skin tones the way she does. Her talent is combined with years of experience. And, during this time of COVID, I also trust that she is taking every precaution possible to keep her clients safe during their appointments. Her salon is very clean (not to mention, beautiful!)

BEWARE of their cancellation policy!!! I had to cancel 1 day before my appointment due to a change…read morein my work schedule (healthcare) and I was charged 1/2 the total cost ( they charged my card on file) of my would be hair color!

Definitely not worth it. Lauren at Trendz provided my granddaughter and me with Fairy Hair…read moreservices, priced at $40 plus tip per person for 25 pieces. However, the results were subpar, with most pieces coming out in under two weeks. Should I decide to get Fairy Hair services again, it will not be from Trendz.

I've been a client here for 12 years now...and they still got it! Though now I have to share Maria…read morewith my husband and kids. And my nail gail, Brooke, moved to Trendz so it's my 1 stop shop. Good covid procedures. Always clean. Always friendly. And reasonable prices that fit my budget.

I'd like to give -5 stars. Let me start by saying that I have gone to this salon since I was a…read moreteenager in 2004. On March 30th, I had an appointment with a hairdresser at this salon that I've never gone to before. My hair was ginger and a few inches below shoulder-length with some uneven parts toward the right side by my ear, due to growing in after a bleach break-off in August 2020. My hair was not significantly damaged, which is important to note. I asked for chocolate brown hair and a shoulder-length cut. I showed the hairstylist the reference photo I had and then agreed on the level of brown I'd like to go to. While she applied the dye to my hair, she mentioned that she added "violet" into the mix for undertones. I was confused but she assured me it'd be fine, so we continued. During the haircut, I told her shoulder-length was where I'd like to go. Because of the shorter pieces on the right side of my hair, she insisted that the hair should be cut to the nape of the neck. I begrudgingly agreed, thinking that the length wouldn't be horrible and that all my hair would at least be somewhat even. My hair was cut while wet and then she made a comment that I have "different lengths of hair" throughout my head. I agreed that I had different lengths, but I specifically told her not to touch those pieces and to just give me one length, as to allow those pieces to catch up and be trimmed in the future. She then began to hack away at pieces on the top of my head, and I became anxious and scared because of how short it was looking. Then, she began cutting off what she considered to be "damaged" pieces and I started to cry. I cried for about ten minutes. Not once did she stop or ask me why I was upset. Instead, she insisted that my hair was so damaged, she absolutely had to cut it off. At the end of the haircut, my hair was blow dried and then I had a complete panic attack. My hair color looked maroon and actually purple at the roots, and the haircut looked like a cross between a mullet and a pixie. I was horrified and said flat out that I hated it. While crying, the hairstylist seemed more concerned with selling me product than actually caring. I went home hysterical and couldn't look in the mirror because I felt ugly. I also received very negative criticism from family and close friends, all of which were honest about how awful the haircut was. Like I said, it was choppy, uneven, and way too short. I called the salon that night, furious, and told the receptionist my predicament. She was sympathetic and said she would pass along the information. I didn't hear anything the next day, so I called again. I eventually received a call back from the owner, who said she'd "fix it." I went back on March 31st and the owner personally said she would take care of it. I told her how much I hated the hair color and that the haircut made me feel hideous. I told her my self-confidence was ruined and that I never told the hairdresser to cut it that short or to give me that particular hairstyle. Immediately, the owner told me, "I spoke with [the hairstylist] and she said she cut it that way because it was so damaged." There are so many things wrong with that. #1, I did NOT ASK for her to cut my hair that short, I do not care how damaged my hair looked, as you do not start hacking away at pieces that you think shouldn't be there without asking me first. #2, my hair was not damaged to the degree that Artisan's wants you to think it is. My hair has never snapped off while brushing it, nor has it ever melted away after washing it with shampoo. So, Artisan's way of fixing my hair included washing my hair to fade the hair dye (seriously), and then giving me a protein treatment. The owner asked, "So what was your thought process with dyeing your own hair?" Again, we were back to putting the blame on me entirely because my hair was previously dyed. I told her that dyeing my own hair in the past has nothing to do with the haircut her employee gave me. The owner then put in the protein treatment and gave me a blow-out that looked like an old lady bouffant, and I began to cry again. The owner said, "I know, I know. As women, why do we do the things we do to our hair?" (This was in reference to my previous dye job, yet again). I raised my voice and said that I didn't do this to my hair - her employee did. The owner then said, "She told me she talked with you every step of the way." I very adamantly told her she was wrong and that the hairdresser did not talk with me at all during this process. So, I left still crying and was given a refund for the cut only (the hair color looked as it had previously did, just faded a bit). Do not go to this salon unless you're seeing Peggy for curly hair or Iris for everything else. I ended up having to get my hair dyed almost black and purchased $2,000 worth of extensions from another salon. Artisan's makes excuses for crappy service/work and does not take responsibility for any mistakes.

Oh my gosh! I am in love with my hair! Ask for Ariel! She is unbelievable and this balayage she did…read moreon me is like Pinterest worthy! I could not believe how good she was with everything- she completely exceeded my expectations and she is is really fun and easy going! The salon is really clean and comfortable! If you want your hair to look amazing and feel pampered, this place is it! And ask for Ariel!

What a great salon! Easy to find and the lovely ladies who work there are so super easy to get…read morealong with. When my best friend was planning her wedding the one decision she didn't appear to hesitate on booking the salon for her bridal party. This was my first time at Accents and I def plan on going back. My hair is not a dream to work with (it doesn't hold curls or hair spray, its thin and boring) but my hair stylist gave me a voluminous head of big, sexy curls in a matter of 20 minutes! And they lasted ALL day and night which I was quite surprised at. And - my best friend, the bride, looked like a doll. Perfect hair and perfect make up. They also have the best nail technician, Melissa. Make an appointment with her - she's sweet, funny and does an AWESOME job. Thanks ladies!

My wife starting going here about a year ago and I started just recently but both of us have had…read morewonderful experiences. The owner is amazing, friendly, and makes sure everyone gets great treatment. They can amazingly actually style men's hair as well as women's which seems to be a common fail point for many other establishments. I noticed a few mentioned Monica below and their positive experiences. I was surprised by this as I have not had her as a stylist but have seen her interactions and honestly dislike being in her presence. Based on the reviews below, I will try to give her another shot....maybe I was having a bad day. I will update that portion of my review when that occurs. The biggest reason for not giving a 5-star is that a few of the staff I would consider somewhat unprofessional (which in some ways lends toward the friendly environment in many cases) and the establishment itself is in an old house so the layout and design isn't the greatest. With that said, these are factors that usually play very heavily in my decisions of where I want to go for various services but the quality of their service and the value really make it worthwhile.

This was my first haircut in years and they did a fantastic job. I got a layered cut with blond…read morehighlights and I think it looks really good. Thank you so much .

worst hair salon of my life. Went to get my hair bleached and it was yellow and had no color by the…read moreroots, it looked like it was already grown out! my hair honestly looked better when I got there then when I left. I also got a blow out and this girl pulled out a straightener... like bro I can straighten it at my own house, but I let her do it (btw my hair is naturally really curly so I always have it straightened.) this girl starts straightening it like she's never used a straightener in her life, it's also the tiniest straightener I've ever seen. I walked out with frizzy curly hair and crying. I had to go to another salon the next day to fix it and spent twice the money (and the people at the other salon thought I did it my self that's how bad it was). I hate this place with a passion, I thought they had good reviews so I tried it. My literal biggest regret. Please don't come here.

The absolute best, I would never go anywhere else!!!! Rabbit is the friendliest and most…read moreknowledgeable and considerate owner/stylist I know! And the ambiance is out of this world.

One of my favorite haircuts ever. Patrick is The Man. Managed to make me look as cool as I feel,…read morewhich at 57 is easier said than done.

The haircuts are always too short and lopsided somehow. The vibe is alright though. I do not…read morerecommend.

Nancy is such a professional. She takes her time with such precision and doesn't chit chat. I would…read morehighly recommend her salon.