This is a place where both men and women get a quality haircut. Jamie, Marissa and all the ladies are friendly and professional. I normally don't go to a salon for a haircut however one I got my first haircut I was hooked. Call for an appointment or stop by, you won't be disappointed. read more

Very disappointed. Went in for a slight makeover. I'm in my 30's and it was my 1st time ever I went in with a collection of pictures to explain what I wanted(mostly for color). I always wanted to be a read head and was ready to be spunky and spontaneous. Appointment set up. I haven't cut or colored my hair in over a year at this point. Excited! My appointment was with the owner. You would assume she is highly skilled and knows what she is doing. (Found out after that many people believe this to be untrue) Base color in! Hair cut! Some highlights! And then the reveal.... I had 4 thick streaks of bright blond going across my head - The highlights. The red that was supposed to be in my hair was barely noticeable. And the haircut was less then average. App. The reveal I noticed the last highlight on the back of my head seemed extremely bright! The owner explained the situation I detail that her husband installed the fluorescent ceiling lights in bad spots which throws off bad lighting when you are sitting in the chairs and looking in the mirrors. She then brought me across the shop to another station that had 'better lighting' (more like barely ANY lighting) to show me that the highlight only looked loud from that 1 light. I thanked her, said I likes it and left. In the few weeks after my appointment the 'red' in my hair was still barely noticeable. More like a stain on my own natural color. The haircut didn't do nothing for me. Lifeless and not that flattering. The highlights on the other hand got blonder! I went from a brunette to blond weeks after the appointment. This I don't understand... I don't ever want to be blond. The highlight on the back of my head turned out to be one massive glob of a highlight almost 2 inches. (Oh yea! She said she was in a hurry and barely had time to put the highlights in but yet sat there for 15-20 minutes curling my hair with a tool she has never used before.) That chunk of a highlight was one of the hardest things to cover up. So I gave up and went to Walmart and bought a red dye and sis my hair myself and fell in love! So to Christine Swanson... Don't razor cut someone's hair unless you know how it should be done. Making thin hair even thinner. Rant over Thank you. read more