I visited Sky salon for the first time, and I was truly impressed by my experience and by the…read morehairstylist who took care of me . Her name is Katie .She is incredibly polite, patient, and really takes her time with everything she does. What I appreciated the most is how well she listens--she gave thoughtful suggestions without pushing anything, and it felt like a real give-and-take conversation. When she washed my hair, she even gave me a little head massage, which is something I rarely get at salons, and it made the experience feel extra special. She has such a sweet and gentle personality, and even though she's young, she carries herself with so much professionalism and kindness. I've been loyal to my previous stylist for years, but Katie honestly won me over. I'm definitely going back to her. Highly recommend.

I went in for a consult on a balayage. My hair is just past my shoulders and a medium brown. The…read morelady quoted $600! Umm...No thank you.

​I have been a loyal client of this salon for a decade and have always been happy with my service,…read morewhich makes writing this review incredibly difficult. However, my last two haircuts were uneven and grew out poorly, and my most recent visit with my 11-year-old daughter was entirely unacceptable. ​During our appointment, my stylist heavily lectured my daughter about heat styling and using heat spray, making passive-aggressive comments about how her own mother never taught her these things so she had to teach my daughter--all while I was standing right there. It felt incredibly disrespectful and intrusive, and it made my daughter very uncomfortable. ​Furthermore, the stylist made an offensive comment to us about how she "refuses to cut anyone's hair if it's too damaged" because of "where she is in her career." My daughter and I prefer to keep our hair long and don't get frequent cuts, and being judged or shamed for our hair condition by a professional we've trusted for years was highly disappointing. ​To make matters worse, the salon environment felt completely unmanaged. Another client and his mother were allowed to hover closely around my daughter. Despite her being visibly upset and uncomfortable, the other stylists simply brushed it off saying, "Oh, he won't touch you," instead of respecting her personal space or intervening. ​After ten years of loyalty, the drop in technical quality and the complete lack of professional boundaries and awareness during this last visit means we will not be returning.

I always had a great experience here! Came in for a hair…read morecorrection on a haircut ! Aerial corrected the haircut and has been taking care of my hair ever since along with my son and my daughter. She's great at cutting curly hair. She also is quite talented at color technique. I highly recommend this salon has a great atmosphere and really works with the clients.

My stylist Victoria is brilliant and kind and gifted. I highly recommend her. She's my best stylist…read moreever in my life

I was really disappointed with my racist experience here. This situation happened a little bit ago…read morein the past, but I am just now mustering courage to put my experience into words. I went in here with my grandmother and my sister, all of us being of Indian descent. I went in for a balayage consultation and hair cut. The lady cutting my hair was distracted the entire time, as she was anticipating her next client to walk through the door at any moment (who she scheduled during my potential hair treatment time-- a little presumptuous in my opinion). She told me that with my darker complexion and hair, it would be foolish to dye my hair because it wouldn't work (so has she never seen a person of color dye their hair, let alone a person of color)? Meanwhile, my sister was getting her nails done with my grandma. She has complained in the past about them mocking my foreign and older grandma, but we dismissed the ignorance and racism because she enjoyed the familiarity of the place. However, this time, my sister told me she heard the same technician laughing in the back with the other stylists about me thinking I could dye my hair with my complexion and how unintelligent I was for thinking that. I was so taken aback and hurt by the unprofessional behavior that I confronted the stylist and said I do not feel comfortable paying for your inadequate service and impolite manner. She asserted that she "did the work so she should be paid." I was astounded by her reaction. I then had my sister call to ask to speak to management, and the receptionist immediately dismissed her, refused to let her speak to management, and completely ignored the point of the issue at hand. I then tried calling and they did the same thing to me. Eventually, my mom called and they let her talk to the manager who tried to mediate the situation without again acknowledging the discriminatory and abhorrent behavior. Nothing was really confronted because our voices did not stand a chance against theirs. Have they never dealt with clients that do not look like them? Long story short, my family and I were treated poorly and differently because of our race, which should never be dismissed, as this business attempted to do. And I happily took my business to Simply Swank. After I told the entire salon there about my racist treatment, they were horrified but also did not expect anything less from Salon 180. So, if you appreciate inequitable treatment, then this is the place to go!

Absolutely the worst. Having a major meeting on Friday, so…read moreI decided to get a clean cut before it. Told the lady just keep it business. I wear glasses so couldn't see a thing during the cut. 15 minutes later, she brought out a mirror, let me put on my glasses, and there are multiple clear BALD spots on the back of my head. I confronted her about it, she first denies it. I then take a picture and confronted her with the picture, she has the balls to say it's because of the way hair grows. I told her this is ridiculous, she just said, what do you want me to do then. If you ever consider a cut here, spend the money in a CVS for a pair of scissors and cut it yourself - and that's for sure gonna be better that what's she's gonna do to your hair.

Sun is an amazing lady - loud, friendly, and seems to have a little too much makeup at times. At…read more$21+tip it's a little pricey for haircuts in Asian parts of most cities, but I come here regularly as this really is the best place I have found and well worth it. That price includes her washing your hair afterward which my car has been very thankful for, and the gel which only seems to make me more self-conscious. It's usually not too busy, but she does accept appointments. Otherwise, you could visit Han Kabob, Map of Thailand, or Koko Bakery next door while waiting. She is efficient, but does take the time to do it right and make sure you're happy. During which, expect to engage in a conversation about her life (which really is quite interesting) and listen to her lament that the referral of customers from her establishment to the restaurants nearby is only one-way. P.S. If you are an Asian guy, you may be asked some combination of 1) if you are Korean 2) if you are studying to be a doctor 3) if you are single.

I found Mode of Expression on line after my stylist of two years moved to a location too far for me…read moreto comfortably travel. I went on line and explained my hair, color, style, and what I was looking for. Jerrica, the owner, suggested I schedule with Makayla, which I did. I just came home and love the haircut. My hair is start white, very fine, and breaks easily, so I had a lot of very uneven pieces. She did a fabulous job, leaving it as long as possible but still giving it shape and volume. I already scheduled my next appointment.

My daughter had her hair done a couple weeks ago and then makeup and hair last weekend for prom. We…read morewere very happy with both stylists and she loved the atmosphere. Highly recommend

She rents chairs to different Hairdressers. I would recommend Donna who only works on Mondays. And…read moreEmily . Gone to Donna for years . It's an old fashioned beauty shop you don't have to pay for all the bells and whistles.

Walked in here with as a bridesmaid with her bride on the morning of her wedding for a hairstyling…read more The best I can said is that the bride, who wanted a retro up-do, did get what she wanted. I, however, found the one and only salon stylist who has no clue how to do a straight blow out. She literally Did. Not. Know. Let me start by saying I've got Keratin treated hair and it's actually been within the past two months. This means I need sulfate-free shampoo and I made sure to bring some of my own (with my own product too just in case) because really, what I wanted was just the blow dry which saves time and effort having someone else do it. The KEratin makes it all super easy to just blow out. But not if you got the girl I did. While washing my ahri she wouldn't stop talking about how she wanted to get some hot rollers heating up for me. I told her several times she shouldn't need to do anything like that. All I wanted was the blow dry and maybe help pinning up a flower on one side of my head. She began with my bangs and started to fluff them, blow dry against the cuticle, and rat with a brush. I had to stop her and suggest she blow air in the opposite direction to keep it all smooth. She warned me I wouldn't get any volume that way. I explained again to her that I paid several hundred $ to get the volume and curl all out of my hair and that I wanted smooth and sleep and straight and that there was zero desire for volume. She, with her 4inch-plus-ratted-hair-from-scalp-look, said she couldn't believe that because she could just make it look "so purty". I normally wouldn't mock someone else's hair style so badly but when they work in the industry and refuse to listen to instructions on how to do the most simple of all salon styling procedures? It's on. After offering her more tips (use the round brush to hold the hair and help heat the hair with the dryer blowing on the brush), she had got maybe 1/8 of hair dry when she turned off the blow dryer and announced she had to then go wash out another client's color. My hair was drying and frizzing (despite the Keratin!) right before my eyes since it wasn't getting proper heat drying! I was near tears and had to go to the bathroom to calm myself down (reminded myself at least my friend the bride was getting the style she wanted and worst case was I had to wash and do my own hair all over). When I got my stylist's attention again I told her I was worried that she was letting my hair dry and frizz and reminded her that this took me abut 30 minutes to do, 20 mins if I went to salon (which I've done several times) and we were running past 45 minutes. She told me she just wanted me to let her do it her way. To me, this is absolutely unacceptable. I pay to my hair done how I want it. My friend the bride finished her up do long before mine was even half dry and I knew I just needed to get out of the chair but not before the receptionist came over to inquire from my stylist how much to charge. And then I got to listen in on my stylist whining that is was a very difficult case since I had treated hair (which should have made the blow dry talk half the time anyone else with the same amount of hair but that's only if one understands the concept of a blow straight). I bit my tongue and didn't point out I had to bring all my own product and wasn't getting virtually any service whatsoever and just let her ramble on and decide to charge $35 for a butchery of a blow out. Final story? This salon was a very terrible experience. I'm appalled at the lacking experience and attitude from the stylist I had and disappointed in the lack of anyone intervening from the salon when it must have been obvious the stylist assigned to me was inadequately skilled to meet my needs. Do Not Recommend. Unless you like the Texas big hair Dynasty look. Then it's perfect.

I actually stopped a manager at a coffee shop to find out where she got her haircut. It really…read morelooked that good. It was perfectly layered. She told me she always goes to VCS. She said she had always had thick hair and now she can manage it. I have already had a stylist reach out to me to schedule an appointment. Good service!

Called the salon to schedule a hair color. The girl at the front desk recommended a particular…read morestylist indicating that she was very good. I accepted her recommendation to make an appointment with Madison. My hair was in very good condition. However, Madison, the colorist was clearly inexperienced and my hair turned out terrible. It looked like something for Halloween... grey, white and charcoal colors. After two more visits (1 to condition and the next to re-color) my hair was still not anywhere close to the pictures that I had shared and remained damaged. I was devastated. I needed to share so that a buyer can beware since the salon comes with high reviews. Unfortunately, I cannot recommend VCS and, while I hesitate to write negative reviews, I would not want this to happen to someone else. If you do go there, select a different person, for sure.

Marcee does exceptional work! Very pleasant to talk to as well! I'd recommend her to anyone looking…read morefor a great hair salon experience.

LIARS ! LIARS! Stopped by cost cutters with my 94-year-old mother to get her haircut approx.,…read more11:20am as she wheeled her walker into the place I asked while signing in how long of a wait because I had seen couple people in the back and couple waiting. One of the workers I don't know her name working with Rachel said about 30 minutes and Rachel said for me a little longer so we decided to wait, well 40 minutes went by , 50 minutes went by people were walking out that came in behind us then a Hour went by then a HOUR AND TWENTY minutes when I just couldn't take it anymore and asked and was told another at least 15 minutes,, We walked out and WILL NEVER be back. They PLAIN OLD LIED to us.. they could have said it would be much longer but still led us on as if it was only 20 minutes NO EXCUSE FOR The lie.. Shame on you for Lying to my elderly MOTHER to suit your needs. LAIRS! If you walking in and they tell you 30 minutes better walkout! Better YET JUST DON'T GO there because they DON'T CARE especially if your elderly!! I hope you have the same problem waiting one day with your elderly Parent! SHAME ON YOU TWO! ,,,,,