An expensive salon at a renown national beauty store almost destroyed my hair. I gave them the opportunity to fix it--twice. It still ended up looking like yellow cotton candy with dark roots. Most salons will offer to fix these hair color mishaps for free, and to their credit they did try. They even offered to fix it again--for the third time. Normally, free fixes are the most salons will offer. When I refused to have them work on my hair again, they actually refunded all my money because even they knew how awful it was.
Recently I was in a store and admired the hair on one of the workers. Her hair color was vibrant and the highlights had dimension. She recommended Mary Lou at Hair Quarters, a salon in my own town. Mary Lou is knowledgeable and highly skilled. She knows that toner is not a substitute for proper hair color. This is important--some stylists over-rely on toner, which will fade in a couple of weeks. She was undaunted by the disaster she faced. The cut has great symmetry; the color and highlights are natural and flattering. You will recognize the difference in services here by the attention to detail that is often skimmed over by other salons. You don't need those places; you only need this one. Go. read more
