Esther Hair Salon is a convenient location for anyones haircut! Stopped by for a trip and made a…read morequick visit with my stylist Summer as I needed a haircut. Been going to Summer before I moved states and now she has a new business up and running. New space/new equipment makes the shop feel very comfortable and modern. I believe only 2 stylists at this location. Recommend getting an appointment but walk-ins are encouraged. Parking is big/ample parking. $35 for a mens haircut.

First time here, it is very hard to find a good Asian hair salon in the Suwanee area. Summer did a…read moregreat job giving me a trim she listened & did exactly what I asked most places like to do their own thing. She had very good customer service skills & talked a lot, was very friendly. My hair was very long and it was only $45. Overall I will come back here for Summer.

Kim was such a nice lady! She advised me on the wolf cut since it suited my hair and because I'm…read morenot used to styling the hair that I initially planned to cut. She communicated well with me about the price, length, and how to curl it at home (even though I have now decided it looks better straightened). I came in a little late (5 pm) and the whole process of deciding on hairstyle and doing it took 2 hours and a half, but Kim and the other lady (Veronica?) were super duper nice about it. 10/10 totally would come again.

UPDATE - I was going to alter my review based on the Cumming manager calling me. But after…read morereviewing the salon response, I will not alter it.Let me be clear - my MINOR child's scalp was burning, there was steam from his head and he had globs of silver hair. How exactly is this a miscommunication? There was no miscommunication and I am further being gaslit that this is my fault. Kim was in a rush, she over processed and could have seriously harmed my child. WATCH THE CAMERAS FOR ALL OF THE DISCUSSION! She even said in her rebuttal "you said you wanted it like the boy in that chair", who I will add Rusty did an excellent job on and was processed correctly. So if this is the case, where did the leopard spots come from? Can't say more, character limit 2 years ago, during baseball playoffs, brought my son into the salon and saw Kim to bleach my son's hair. She foiled, turned out well and we were happy. This year, playoff season again so I called and got my son scheduled for her once again. Because we were happy, 5 other boys from the team (with 1 more possibly) making for 6 appointments that came to the salon because of our prior experience. 2 boys did Kim, one changed their appointment to another because of what my kid looked like. The other boys look fantastic, my kid, the day of prom as well, looks the best he can with the awful service that was provided by her. When we arrived, another boy was in the chair next to us heading to the dryer with a different stylist. I was very clear with Kim the expectation and showed her a picture from before. The service started and she used a cap this time because his hair wasn't as long as before. Half way through, she asked if the next boy who was scheduled to come 90 mins later could come sooner. He was an hour away, so she said she would then be able to fill the gap time with someone else. I mention this because this rush for getting more clients in, obviously is what played into my son's results. The boy who was there when we arrived was under the dryer for a long, long time. My son however, wasn't under long at all. Once he came out, he told her his head was burning and there was noticeable steam coming from the top of his head. She said he was ready and off to the bowl to wash. Purple shampoo applied and back to the chair. Wet, it didn't look like anything went wrong. She began to dry it and it was horrible. He has multiple different colors on the top of his head. Orange, brown, red, blonde and then patches of silver, almost translucent, and so many tips the same color. I asked her about fixing these areas and her attitude changed and turned into gaslighting me rudely that I said I asked for him to look like the boy next to us (he was clearly not a leopard color, not silver globs of hair and was done correctly, and I never said that at all) and that the picture was blurry, and everything else you could think of as she deflected her bad service. I walked to the front because I was very upset with her rude response and telling us that we need to use purple shampoo at home to fix it. She washed him again, no change. I just wanted out of there. I paid $114 for the service, left a 15% tip (never should have) and we left. I was more angry outside when the sun hit it with how awful it looked. I called the manager who heard me, was very nice and told me to come back to fix it. A steaming head, that was burning and a short time under the dryer means the heat was too high (she was rushing) and he was over processed. Upon returning, another teammate was there getting bleached by her and I haven't heard yet but am worried she made his hair horrible too. I did tell him to be clear to her he wanted blonde, not silver hair. The next stylist used toner by hand to try and fix it. It still looks bad, but nowhere near what Kim did. It was fixed enough to not look absolutely horrific, and we can doctor prom photos enough, but upon getting ready to leave...I said to the Manager I would like to leave this stylist a tip and get this, the manager said I owed 39.00 for toner for the correction, for what Kim messed up. I HAD TO PAY TO FIX WHAT KIM DID! And, the manager NEVER mentioned this when she said to come back so it could be fixed. At this point, I was so angry and wanted to get out, I paid and left. I was so upset, I didn't take pictures that accurately shows how bad it was, but the stylist sitting at the front desk staring at his head upon leaving the first time said it all. He has dark hair and the part Kim worked on is multiple colors. If you go to this salon, take note, you will have to pay for their correction of terrible work. I brought them MULTIPLE clients in one day and was treated that I made the mistake of turning my sons hair multiple colors. I do recommend the other stylists. I do not recommend Kim for any color work. I do not recommend the salon as a whole standing by the quality of work and leaving the customer to pay more to fix their mistakes.

Great Job Professionalism…read moreExactly what I wanted Good vibes Would highly recommend and will also be back

From the owner: We are reliable and flexible with reasonable prices on hairstyles for men, women and children…read more Services available are box braids, crochet braids, plaits, twists, cornrows and butterfly locs.

My "GO TO" for haircuts. GRACE is a professional!!!…read more She always makes me feel welcome with her smile. I always look forward to going back. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!

Grace always does such a wonderful job on my hair. It feels well hydrated and the blending of the…read moregrays are perfect for me. So very happy!!!

I was visiting the area for work. Unfortunately, my hotel had bad water pressure and I had an…read moreimportant business meeting the next day. I came and had my hair washed so I could look professional. She did a great job and I felt much better. Also loved the $10 price tag. The only thing I thought that didn't make sense was if I was willing to pay more for a blow dry why that wasn't an option. It worked out ok but still thought that was odd.

This was beyond one of the worst haircut experiences I have ever had. I am usually a fan of great…read moreclips and all of the staff. I asked the older lady who did my haircut for a simple trim and ended up with shoulder length hair. Going in my hair was well below my chest length wise. The part that made me mad was that we both agreed on a length and she showed me exactly where she would cut just to continue to cut shorter and shorter. She did not even give me a chance to see how short she was cutting my hair until the end. I was incredibly disappointed by the experience.