Raymond is amazing but so is every stylist at this salon. They take the time to listen to what you…read morewant. Also very knowledgeable about products

Raymond is the best hair colourist and stylist in the city!! I started coming to him 3 months ago…read moreand won't go to anyone else! I love his energy and knowledge for everything hair! Thank you Ray! Your biggest fan, Julie Wuis

Always fantastic. John and the whole team are a joy to be around. Very positive. Every time I go…read morein, I'm in awe of the consistency of the happy atmosphere.

Tried this salon out on a whim, and I'm impressed! The new location is very convenient. The shop is…read moreon the lot side of the building and parking is easy. Everyone was friendly and the pup at the door is super sweet. Had a great cut from John the owner and will be back!

Not worth your time. Asked for a simple trim of just length off. 2inches was asked and 6 was taken…read moreoff. Very disappointing for the cost. Unfriendly staff

Worst place possible to work. People quit or get let go for the wrong reasons. They make money off…read moreof you signing up for blue cross. If a client needs an appointment by yourself, they gave a lie and gave a discount to book with someone else. 3 people even left the salon from being so upset with her career there. One came back only because she had to move and this place was where her old clients were. She is now getting mental health from there. I personally am getting mental health help from the trauma I had received from working there. If you had an issue that you would talk to the owner about, they threw it over their shoulder and do nothing about the many of the issues happening throughout my experience working there. Having my own salon now, clients from there have come to see me, only to be upset with the final service they were given from the salon. Good luck with your service at Epic. Not worth your time.

For the many hours hairdressers spend in school learning to do hair, only a few hours are spent on…read moremastering a guy's mop. As a result, men get the short end of the stick when it comes to seeking out a top-knotch haircut. After lots of average cuts they figure they can do it themselves or get their girlfriend to coif their coconut. All you need is a pair of scissors and that little plastic piece to keep you from cutting slicing open your head, right?! Wrong. Too many guys look half as good as they could because they've never had their hair cut well. At Men's Room you spend an average of $30 for a cut but it's being done by stylists who've studied the best and latest in hair trends for men. It's run by the Crew academy, and was the first men's salon of its kind in Edmonton before other salons, like Game Day and The Board Room started appearing. Now some men get pedicures and wear facial moisturizers, but you don't need to be a metrosexual to want a hot haircut. It's downright manly.

I had my hair cut here for about a year or so, and overall the cuts were really good. I never…read morereally had a set person, but all the stylists I saw seemed to do an equally good job. All were quite friendly too. Also never had too much difficulty getting in. I never had the time to take advantage of the free trim that was included, but it's a nice idea to throw in The main reason I stopped going was the location. As I live on the south side, there are plenty of equally good places in the Whyte ave area that are much more convenient. The price is on the high end for a men's cut, especially once you added in a tip. I think it's worthwhile to spend the extra money if you have longer hair where a quality cut matters. But if you get a shorter cut, there isn't much difference between a $50 cut and a $30 cut. As I've recently been going more to shorter cuts, it didn't seem as worthwhile to make the investment in travel time and money. They do seem to be drifting away from the "man" focus. Each time I went, there seemed to be more women getting cuts there. That doesn't bug me, but I think it's maybe a sign their prices aren't matching the demand of Edmonton men.

My family and I have been coming to Divine Hair since 2012…read more Divine is conveniently located just off the Anthony Henday in between 91 street and South Edmonton Common. We'll often book back to back family appointments and a few of us will go shopping or errand running while the other is getting hair cut or coloured. Divine always has Colour Bugs, Kevin Murphy, and Lady Bug (lice deterrent) spray in stalk! The vibe is modern and bright. We always leave Divine with a smile!

I know that this is going to sound cheesy, but Divine is simply divine!…read moreI've been going to Divine and getting my hair cut by Coral for years. She is amazing! I usually have an idea of what I want done when I go in but I usually end up saying "Whatever you think. Make me beautiful!" And she has NEVER let me down. I always feel like a million bucks when I leave Divine and I know I look great (and it doesn't break my bank like some places do). The salon is beautiful, clean, tidy, and it really has a great atmosphere. All of the girls are so kind and friendly. I always look forward to getting my hair done because I get to chat and laugh with all the girls. Divine is a wonderful place to get your hair done (male or female). I'm sure you'll love it just as much as I do!

Everything ... great service and great results. Dean has…read moredone my hair for years. I always feel better after a visit.

Well, this was my 6th visit to see Dean, and I got a long feathery shag!…read moreYaaaa Baby!! I'm 70. I've been wanting a shag for many years and didn't trust anyone else to do it! It's exactly what I requested. For me it's a very relaxing vibe and that suits me well. No loud music, if you feel like talking, ok, if you don't feel like talking, ok. I'm comfortable there and I know that Dean and the rest of his staff will keep it that way. Thank you Dean and Team!

I booked an appt asking for someone who could do pixies. I came prepared with photos of the cut and…read morecolour I wanted but did NOT get what I asked for. She cut my sides and bangs VERY short, nothing like what I SHOWED her I wanted. I told her I wanted something feminine, hair on the sides I could sweep forward, and even showed her a past photo of when my bangs had been butchered (I told her I feel anxious every time I come to the salon because of awful cuts I've received like it) and she went ahead and cut them too short anyway saying that we would start with that and could always cut them shorter if I wanted. I showed her photos of what I thought was feminine vs young and funky. I did NOT get feminine. (I'm also 50!) I asked that my highlights not be spikey, I showed her a photo with more chunks, but was given spikey - and a copper colour, not the auburn I asked for. I returned a few days later to ask her to shave the sides and back one shorter so there was contrast between the top and sides. I felt the need to talk to her about how upset I was. While talking I told her that I was very disappointed with my cut and that it wasn't what I asked for. She agreed with me that 1) my head was an odd shape now with this cut 2) that it was NOT going to grow out nicely (another thing I told her was important to me and after two weeks it is already sprouting up in odd spots), 3) to keep my cowlick in mind (big hole there now that she agreed was hard to deal with) and 4) I should probably see a barber next time instead of going to a salon because they would be more qualified with a cut like this. With tip (that I absolutely regret paying) I paid over $250 for this. She seemed nervous during the cut, she didn't show me the sides or back with a mirror so I didn't realize how bad it was until I got home, and when you go to pay and the guy at the counter can't muster up a "you look great!" (despite what he thinks), it makes you feel awful. Needless to say, I will NOT be returning. She couldn't even offer the slightest apology.

I've been going to Concrete Blonde Hair / Body & Tattoo for a few years. It's a one stop,…read moreconstantly educated shop with a Stylist, Barbers & Techs most beauty needs can be covered from basic waxing to micro blading, lash extensions and permanent make up application. Have a wedding ? They cater to that with style too. I feel comfortable recommending you try Concrete Blonde. Always a good mix of men & women, both guests & stylists. Concrete Blonde is active in fundraising for the community through partnering with local businesses that provide service for those in need. Currently CCB will be Spinning to raise funds and awareness for CASA HOUSE. TIP: As always have reasonable expectations! When we, the guest are outlandish beauty shop relationships can sour unnecessarily. Your in good hands here! The salon / spa decor will not disappoint.

Had a 90 minute couples massage which was fantastic! Nice atmosphere and lovely staff. The only…read morenegative was the hot towel that was placed under my head was extremely hot and my skin is slightly burnt from it. All in all good service, we will be back.

Front counter staff are the first and last point of contact at an establishment like a hair salon -…read morewhich is exactly why it is CRUCIAL for these staff to be properly trained on how to handle unusual/difficult customer service situations. I find all too often that front counter staff are pretty good at handling the day to day customer service interactions - throw a curve ball at them though, and, more often than not, they completely drop the ball!!! I am currently growing out my hair and only require a trim and some touch ups every 2 months or so. Since I absolutely love the more dramatic cuts and colourings I have received at Roxx, I didn't mind too much coughing up the $65 bucks for a trim to support a business who had been good to me thus far, so after procrastinating for way too long, I decided it was time for a trim. On Friday morning I call them up to book an appointment for 4:45pm that day. I work literally across the street from this place; so by the time I left work at 4:30 and got to Roxx it was 4:32. I checked in (even mentioning that I knew I was a bit early) and then proceeded to take a seat (on the couch right in front of the front counter). At about 4:45 or so, another lady walks in to check in for her appointment. Immediately after she checked in, the stylist I ALWAYS am assigned to comes out, immediately recognizes the woman, and takes her to the back for her appointment. Thinking nothing more of it than it being interesting that I wasn't getting the same stylist as normal, I continued to wait. At 4:55pm (10 mins past my appointment time), I go up to the front counter staff to ask what the delay was - again keeping in mind I am sitting right in front of their faces so it's not like they didn't know I was STILL WAITING! My question "soooo, is the stylist just running a little behind or.....?" took the young lady completely off guard as she immediately agrees with my assumption with a look of bewilderment on her face; "oh yes, just a bit late, shouldn't be more than another 5 mins." I go back to sit, as the same lady walks past me saying "you know what, I am just going to check." She comes back to tell me that it is going to be another 15 20 mins (keeping in mind it is already 15 minutes past my time). At this point it was quite obvious that someone had screwed up somewhere along the line and the appointment scheduled for after me was taken before me. This is not the problem - these things happen and I can understand that (being that I have worked in customer service my entire career so far). The problem is that I am now completely frustrated that you had wasted my time when I would have loved to be anywhere but there on a sunny Friday afternoon. An apology is nice, and she really did seem to feel bad. But here's where it all went wrong: Her: "Would you like to wait?" Me: "No, I think I'm just going to cancel" Her: Ok, would you like to re-book?" Me: "No thank you" Her: "Ok, well sorry about that." Since I am not one to make a scene in these types of situations, I am quietly thinking 'Dammit, now I need to find a new hair salon." Had the nice young lady come clean, told me that they had made mistake, and had she done something to make up for it (discount, no charge for the wash, anything......), I would have said, "yes, I'll wait" or "sure, I guess I'll just re-book for next week." Instead, I will likely not be back. We have all heard the saying that actions speak louder than words; in this case, (im)proper customer service training speaks louder than a fancily decorated salon.