Kari was my stylist and she gave me exactly what i was asking for . I was asking for more volume…read moreand face framing layers. My hair is so much healthier now as well. Kari was very kind and welcoming . Definitely will be coming back and definitely recommend Kari!

Had an appointment with Akoai, the viral hair dresser and she was at this salon by the time I got…read moremy SCALP BLEEDED. After that she threaten me for saying "I can refuse the service" while my hair looked like THAT. I had to allow whatever she wanted to do with my hair because she did NOT want to even listen to what I asked for. She promised me to fix it next appointment so I paid her full price whitch was total $197, and then she canceled the appointment w/o any confirmation and blocked my caller. No refund, No support nothing. Worst experience in my life. I will file a report on her license.

Amazing customer service! Me and my sister have been going here for 12 plus years and never been…read moredisappointed!!

So disappointed with this place, I got my haircut by Nancy and the layers were super awkward and…read morejust on one side of my head the layers didn't even blend with the rest of my hair. Definitely won't be coming back here.

Super friendly staff & amazing work! I'm in love with my hair. Definitely recommend :)read more

Should have trusted my gut when we walked in...stylist was working on another client and asked "do…read moreyou have an appointment?" I replied, "yes at 10am with Rosa." She didn't even identify herself as Rosa. Waited nearly one hour for her to finish up with other client. Ten minutes into coloring my daughter's hair another client arrived, and it was clear Rosa had no idea she had an appointment scheduled with her too. Went in for rose gold color and showed her a picture. The result was light brown with blonde splotches. After spending nearly 4 hours there, we lost confidence it could be fixed and decided to go elsewhere. The price listed was $150 but I was charged $180 for wet, unstyled hair that was not even the requested color. Went directly to another salon and had color correction to rose gold. Expensive lesson learned.

I had asked for a simple half up half down inside the salon. With curls and puffy ends. From what I…read moreasked for and what I got is different. The two pig tails aren't aligned but it's cute just not the professional style look you go for inside the salon. When you go in, they greet you, it's very nice but a bit dirty for maybe because I went around end of day. The people are nice they check on you, they love speaking and interacting with customers. If it wasn't for the style I would've for sure done 5 stars but in a hair salon hair comes first!!

My hair was a straggly mess before I came to Miranda's. I went to Fantastic Sam's on Lamar for a…read more"Lisa Rinna" cut and specifically said no razor; Kathy at FS did it anyway. It was horribly cut and uneven. So I came to Miranda's to have it fixed and decided to color it for dimension. I am VERY pleased with the result and can say I will never go anywhere else for cut or color. The professional who cut my hair was Monse and she was very good at listening. I highly recommend her!

I've spent my whole life getting my hair braided and it taking 6-8 hours. Sometimes longer. In &…read moreout in 3 hours for under $300! Yes please! The lovely ladies at Moni Braids are always so welcoming and friendly. They have a lifetime customer here.

I'm new in town and went based off of an online endorsement. I decided to get simple large box…read morebraids to see if they could braid well and if they are neat. They CAN NOT and ARE NOT. SAVE YOUR MONEY AND TIME. Go elsewhere. They put sloppy braids in my hair and held out their hands for $200. I have never written a bad review for braids but this is insane. But here we are...

So for NYE 2016, I was in Dallas. I flew into town looking scruffy as F--k due to fighting a cold…read moreI'd caught during travel. In any case I was in the south and while there decided to take advantage by visiting a new barber shop. In the Southern and Western states, I often find barber shops that pair haircuts with beard cuts having pricing that is affordable. In the neighborhood of around $20 - $25. It should be noted that there are barber shops all over the US that offer these services for lower costs and those barbers differ greatly in their offering and cleanliness in my opinion. Imagine sitting in a barber chair and seeing clippings of hair stuck to the walls, mirrors, floors and muddying clippers and hair combs. Some of these tools will co-mingle these hairs onto you while the cut is taking place. By paying a little more and going to a standard salon / barber, these transgressions are avoided. Back to my review; I didn't know where to go. Yelp investigations led to barber shops closer to the city but I was mainly stationed out in Arlington, so tried to find a place accordingly. I mentioned NYE for a couple reasons. Being the timing of the year I'd expected more barber shops and salons to be open. That wasn't the case. There was one barber shop I found which was highly rated and appeared in or near Arlington, Tx. However, they did not have a voicemail service in place and since calls went unanswered I assumed they were closed. I found R & G by asking around town. Literally. I located the closest Whole Foods and walked around in search of men with tapered cuts. No bullshit. I tried Kroger earlier in the day but found mostly straight haired dudes with longer hair and one tapered cut that wasn't cut properly, so skipped that dude. At WF I was lucky. Came across a gentleman that was eager to share about his barber. His lines were straight (that's lines shaved onto and around his face, beard and head. He had been getting cuts from this barber for over a year. He explained it as a "Dominican barber shop." After chatting a bit, I was at the barber in less than ten minutes. It was a short drive from Whole Foods. Being the holiday, the barbers were more chatty than I'm used to seeing. This place was ultra-fuckin' casual in how they received customers. The process of walking in and figuring it out would turn off most people. No one person acted as a host. Customers walk in, sit and at some point someone comes over to inquire of what is needed. The usual behavior of many barber shops. When a seat is available, the next in line can jump in or wait for their "usual" barber. Many of their walk-ins are returning customers, this was signified in how casual the greetings and conversations went. There isn't much signage on their storefront so it's probably a lot of word of mouth business, I doubt they get many random walk-ins. How was the cut? Great actually. Took longer than I'm used to or what is expected but he did a great job. My barber wore black gloves. Reminded me of a character from a comedy movie where a South American baseball player would always wear black gloves before batting. The barber, like me, was under the weather experiencing a cold. A few details that slowed down my hair cut. His dealing with the sniffles and the lackadaisical atmosphere. There was more talking than necessary happening in the salon. One of their main or most popular barbers was chatting up a storm. I wondered whether the customer in his chair wanted to be privy to the lengthened span of time. That dude got the same services as I except he was seated before me. By the time my cut was complete forty minutes later, his was about half way. The blame could be to timing. It was the holidays and people were in party mode. A few barbers had cervezas in hand and the salsa music was blaring. Actually it was a 50/50 of salsa vs reggaeton. What do I know, it could have been bachata. I got a tapered cut with beard trimming, he lined up everything and a "hot shave". $25 plus tip. "Jos" was my barber. As a barber and with regards to his chair I thought he did a great job and he maintained a clean area. I was thankful that he took time to make sure that my cut looked good without watching the clock or the door. (Often times barbers may watch the door for their repeats or prospective business. Chair rental fees differ for barbers shops or salons. Because of it, how professional your barber works could be affected.) *Ask about their hot towel shave.. especially for those having a shave / tapered cut, it's a nice sensation to have a hot towel wrapped around your head before the shave begins.

I've always cut my hair and my son's hair being that I grew up in a family that owned salons in the…read morepast and grew up cutting hair. As I have gotten older I tend to be a little lazy about keeping up my hair cut. Being in the business that I am in (client relations) I have to keep up my appearance so I decided to start getting it done by a professional. I also was tired of my wife yelling at me about leaving hair on the sink. Of course I cleaned up, but the way a man cleans and the way a woman cleans are totally different things! (Apparently) I asked a friend of mine Chamo, where he gets his hair cut, he mentioned R and G salon. He also mentioned he would pay $20 ($5 tip). I was like heck NO!!! Not that I'm cheap, but I have professional grade clippers and I can save the money. I decided to finally give it shot when my wife asked what I was about to do in the restroom.... And well... I ended up heading to R&G and getting a cut with Francis (highly recommended). This gentleman is A+! Totally worth $20. The place is nothing fancy on the outside. Inside, decor is meh... A lot of random sports decor , but I feel right at home with them although I'm always the only Mexican in there. (Cubans, Dominicans, PR, African Americans... And yes I have to that term because blacks can include all of other ethnicities I just mentioned) lol. All of the barbers are pros. All can cut really good. Also, if you go on Friday, ask for the lady that sells food. She occasionally swings by to feed the barbers, but her food is amazing! Me and my son will continue to go here. Great peeps!

I found Ty at the Booshie Salon totally by accident weeks after moving to Texas in 2017. Being from…read moreBeverly Hills, CA, I'm very accustomed to professional and exceptional hair salons and stylists. Ty offers that same quality and professionalism. Ever since walking in to her shop, I've been to her many many times. She has done multiple silk press styles, braids, extensions, updos and even wedding day hair for me. I workout a lot and all the styles that she has given me hold up to a hard workout routine and last. Everything has been done with excellence. She also does my adult daughters' hair.

Cornrows 2 layers Cons…read more -Thin messy ends & not full look -Over charged (paid $205 originally). Price changed once I sat in stylist chair. Initial price was $75, as listed on website. Refunded only $55 after reaching out to stylist. -Style lasted 2 weeks then started to unravel & frizz -Not agreed upon look. Look was suppose to be waist length. Pros -Clean salon/Good marketing & Brand -Neatly braided scalp -Friendly & Seasoned Stylist -Black owned

Best haircut ever and every time. The owner is attentive and takes her time to cut my hair. She…read moreremembers how I like my hair cut and demonstrates consistentcy every time.

great haircut every time. I recommend her to anyone. Pleasant and kind with a quality haircutread more