Ello pretty hair salon is extremely over priced and not worth your time or your money. I missed my…read morehair appointment for and I got charged twice for it. I called the manager, She was unprofessional and rude. She did not give me a full refund and I am furious. She acted like a real life Regina George from Mean Girls. The customer is always right and clearly she was never taught that. That is sales 101. As a loyal customer I will not be returning back and will be taking my business elsewhere.

This is a pricey salon ($200-300, gratuity included, for a cut and color), but when you invest with…read morethe right stylist, you get more than the service you pay for. I've cut and colored my hair at home for ~20 years between sporadic/infrequent visits to budget salons to fix mistakes (both netting mediocre results at best). I leave each of my appointments at Ello Pretty confident, with healthy hair and a cut designed for low-effort maintenance + sustainable grow-out. I understand that not everybody feels comfortable walking into the space (I don't love feeling like a misfit in a room full of confident babes, either), but once I'm in the chair, I completely forget there's anyone else around; Lauren treats me like an MVP every visit and I genuinely feel like I'm having a conversation with an old friend. Never do I feel judged, nor like I'm boring her or wasting her time. I don't feel forced into uncomfortable small talk since the conversation flows so naturally; she's smart, professional, and sincerely cool. It's worth reiterating that the price of your visit ALSO includes intangibles like active listening. Lauren encourages me to share my ideas, photos, million questions, and requirements before we start. Any concerns, re: texture, length, complimenting my skin or face shape, color, maintenance, styling, etc. are addressed fully and thoroughly, and she checks in with me several times throughout the appointment to make sure we're still headed in the right direction/achieving the results I want, offering me the control to change my mind, ask questions, or fine-tune along the way. Never have I felt so in control of my appearance, nor had as much trust in the person doing the work - she always knocks it out of the park. The wait to see her can be long, so once you're sold, book an entire series of appointments!

Doesn't seem much driving by. At a corner, but I love my Beautician/ Hair Stylist " Sodan. She's…read morebeen doing my hair appointment's for years. So I will not go anywhere else as long as she's at this location. The place is nice and has a lot of room and air conditioning.

SMH I can't help but feel like I've been had whenever I think of this place and my experience with…read moreTasha, the stylist/daughter of the owner. I went there through a deal from RI Monthly: $30 Hair Cut, Treatment, Scalp Massage, Blowout & Style. Sounds great! Well, never again will I sacrifice my hair for the lure of a deal unless I read of good reviews on a place. Shame on me, being a Yelper at that. Anyhoo, I called 3X over a period of 1.5 weeks, leaving voice mails to set up an appointment. At one point, I even expressed fear in my message over this place already being closed for business. Laugh not. This has happened several times with a few of the other deals I've bought. Finally I get a call back from Tasha herself who sounded very nice and accommodating. She had no problems booking me on a weekday at 10AM after my DMV appointment. Fabulous. On the day of, I realized I was running 15 mins. late so I called for a heads up, prepared that I would have to be re-scheduled. This I can respect. You can imagine how appreciative I was that she said it was all right and not to worry. I arrived at the place which is located in a residential neighborhood. It looked like it's been there a while. Had to search for parking. I see Tasha taking care of a teenage client (more like standing by as the latter was drying her hair the way she wants). Red flag. She gets to me and starts a friendly chat. I did note the lady in perm while Tasha 'took care' of me. She's been involved in this place for about 5 years now, she says. and has decided to participate in the RI Monthly deal to get fresh clients in. The salon itself has been in this location over 15 years as owned by her mother -- Cheryl Ann. First awful part: I have layered hair. She commented on my cut being uneven at the back and proceeded to convince me that she just needs to trim and make them even so she does a regular cut. She obviously didn't know how to handle layers well because before I can even say "no razor", she uses it to "fringe" my hair on the sides. Razor thinning and layering is great for short hair. My hair is about 5 inches below the shoulder. I've had layered hair for over 20 years and whenever someone razors it (the lazy cut, I call it), nothing good comes out of it. The edges stick and dry out. This is how I know the stylist is not great at layered hair. When s/he cannot use scissors to angle, texture and shape -- that is BAD. Second awful part: She dries my hair and I wonder what happened to my treatment. There was no "styling"; it was just drying and then a straightening iron on the sides which made my hair so flat. After all was said and done and I asked about the treatment, she told me I was in a hurry. Wait...what? It's my fault? Besides, she has a customer in perm waiting to be rinsed. Note: She never asked me! At no time did she say that because I was running late, she'd have to hold off on the treatment which I would've understood. Anyway, I still tipped her and she tells me that I can come back anytime for it. I left not being happy with the cut and feeling misled. I slept on whether I'd go back or not (that treatment is probably worth just $10-15). I emailed RI Monthly -- 3X, for assistance and not necessarily a refund. (RI Monthly does not have any Customer Service, just FYI - but that's another review!) When RI Monthly finally responds, they basically said I am on my own as this place has already been prepaid for the deal. So they do not vet their merchants! I reached out to Tasha for the treatment -- had to do this 2X before she responds -- just to see what she has to say. She tells me I can come in for the treatment but she'll have to charge me $25 for shampoo and blow dry. If no blow dry, less $10. Or, I can come in for another hair cut and get the treatment free. Her regular hair cut service costs $35.00. Hmm...did I not just pay $30 for the deal with treatment? So that means, I did not really get a deal but $10 off if I had that treatment, if my Math is correct. Bottom-line: Nope, not coming back. Place looks old and needs to be spruced up. Neighborhood is not so great. Hairstylist is like one of those walk in $12 and up salons whose stylists need an upgrade in skills. $35? For that kind of cut? Seriously. I say go and take a risk if you dare. I did and I regret it.

Awesome hair cut and crew. Can't recommend them enough for wolf cuts / shags. I'm happy there is a…read moregood salon in Warwick.

I have been going to this place for a few years now for my daughter. They are always so kind and…read moreaffordable. I would recommend scheduling and appointment in advance for the best services. Highly recommend!!

Best salon ever! After years of trying some of the top salons in Rhode island I had my first…read moreappointment with Jenna. Fantastic style and cut. Love it! I have paid twice as much elsewhere and walked away very sad... So happy try have a new and great stylist. People are friendly and the salon is very nice. Highly recommend!!! Jenna if you see this it's Anna! Thanks again!

First time getting my hair done at this salon....... There is parking across the street in a…read moreparking lot or street parking......I was greeted by two staff members and Courtney checked me in.......The salon is modern and that industrial feel.... Loved the decor and the way it was set up......Big salon with about 15 plus hairdressers........ David was my hairdresser..... I went in for retouch blue black color , wash and trim..... David was very nice and did a great job...... He answered all my questions...... He does hair extensions and will be returning to get those done at a later date...... I would definitely recommend the salon to friends and family........

The salon is lovely and clean and it was easy to make an appointment online. Tammie was not quite…read moreas attentive or careful as I would have liked. I left with a haircut that I didn't really like when I washed it the next day, and so I came back a few days later for a very agreeable re-do at no charge. On neither visit did she blow dry or style my hair and both times I left covered in hair. In the end, I got a decent haircut but for the trouble and carelessness, I would not pay $55 (plus generous tip) again.

I came across Ravy's while in a pinch before an event. I have naturally thick eyebrows and like to…read morejust clean them up. Tony threaded my brows and I was in love! I went to the mall after who butchered my eyebrows. When I came back Tony noticed it and was very thorough in trying to get them realigned. I've been to the chain threading places with memberships (who have people who are training) and have had horrible experiences. I will come in and wait 30 plus minutes just for Tony, any day. He's the only one I trust with my brows. To the point I jokingly call him "eyebrow bae" and my friends all notice when I've seen him. He's very thorough and knows his craft. He earns his tip every time.

This hole in the wall spot has become my favorite threading spot in Providence by far. They also do…read morehair and other services, but I've only come here for eyebrow threading. Both Ravy and Tony (they're married) are very good, but if I had to choose one, my money's on Tony. Tony's threading technique: -Listens to what you want -Stands back and considers brow strategy -Eyebrow 1: brush, trim with scissors, thread, pluck -Eyebrow 2: brush, trim with scissors, thread, pluck -Stand backs, brushes brows, and considers brow work thus far. -Additional shaping as needed to Eyebrows 1 and/or 2 until end result is achieved. End result: Perfect brows. Added bonus: Ravy and Tony give really good tips on how to find free Buddhist meditation lessons in Providence and Lowell, MA.

air. I explained what I was looking for and because a family member hacked my hair previously, I…read morewas skiddish about letting anyone cut it as I have been growing it out for the past 6 months. I could tell instantly that she was good at what she did just by the way she handled my hair and her sizzors. I love my hair and will definitely be going back.

I was staying in seekonk for a wedding. I wanted to get my hair done in an updo. My husband was…read morethe Best Man so I needed to look good and had to be done early for pics. I emailed to see if they had availability and they did. I went yesterday morning and my hair came out great. Christine was great and listened to what I want and gave me suggestions too. I highly recommend them.

I see Ava at the salon. I love Ava as a person and as ahairdresser. She is literally amazing. She's…read moredown to earth and tells you how it is. She is literally the best hairdresser ever. I've gone to several people and since I've gone to Ava, I refuse to go to anyone else.

My daughter and I have had the same stylist for several years and we have very different hair…read moretypes: my daughter has natural waves/curly hair and mine is straight. Our stylist, Kelly Fitzsimmons, knows the best products that complement our hair types and stays up to date with new styling techniques...as do all the stylists at the salon. The salon is clean, warm, and inviting, and all the stylists are very nice and welcoming even if you are not their client.