No one else can make my hair any better than Tania. Good stylist, do what you ask for, patient,…read morepleasurable, talented.

I love the owner. She is a true expert but the service can be quick and easy if it's not too busy…read more The only thing is you may spend your entire day there if you have customers that think they should be done before you even if they came hours after you did. Otherwise, the price is reasonable and you get a nice result every time.

I have been getting my hair Botox and blowout at Consuelos beauty shop for almost a year. It's the…read moreonly salon I go to and trust with my hair. The stylist are welcoming and humble. I always leave the salon happy and not afraid to get my hair trimmed. I highly recommend you check them out you will not be disappointed.

I called ahead about a sew-in weave/extension and they said they could get it done. When I arrived…read moreat the salon, they quickly assessed my hair and I explained to them what I wanted, they reassured me they could do it. The lady who did my hair did a TERRIBLE job. It was only when I got home, I noticed how poorly of a job she did. The sew-in technique she used was so bad - she made several knots with the thread randomly along the tracks, she even doubled up some tracks and sewed them down, and the cornrows underneath were whack, there was even some of my own hair sticking out beneath the tracks. It was also braided and sewed in so tightly. I tried to communicate this during the hair appointment, but there seemed to be a language barrier so she didn't understand me fully. All in all, I feel like it was their first time doing something like this, but they just couldn't refuse a buck so they said they could do it. It would have been better if they had admitted that they are not experienced with doing black hair or sew-ins for that matter, because $180 has gone down the drain just like that. I ended up removing the extensions the same night when I got home after I saw how terrible it looked. The removal process was such a pain, not even Youtube videos could help me because of how poor the sew-in/threading technique was. Never again. If I could give 0 stars, I would.

What a friendly place! The salon is small, but I don't view that as a bad thing. It's adorable and…read morenice. Jen did such a great job on my hair and she's very sweet and easy to chat with. She didn't fight me when I told her what I wanted, and it came out even better than I pictured. She understood what I needed to get a cut that works both curly and straight! For colors they use organic dyes which come out beautiful, without the harsh chemicals. I've never been one to get attached to hairdressers before... but I will actually be going back to her!

Went back after 5 weeks for another appointment with Ciara. At our last appointment, she cut my…read morenaturally curly 3"-4" long hair to one inch in length after I asked her to only take off an inch. At that same appointment I asked her for some foil high lights and she put blond in my naturally salt and pepper colored hair but only on the top so it looks funny. She also cut my hair in such a way that a cow lick on the back of my head is the most noticed part of my hairstyle and shaved the back of my neck so close it itched for weeks. So I went back today and before she started to work I showed her what was not working for me and instead of responding in a professional manor to correct the cut and color, she started raising her voice and talking over me and generally making a scene in the middle of the salon. I was so embarrassed and uncomfortable, I had to leave. Customers beware that this salon does not have a manager. The staff rent chairs. That means if you have a problem with an employees like this, there is no one to help the customer.

Needed an emergency hair color in preparation for a last minute trip!…read moreThey matched my color perfectly, the people were pleasant and helpful. In addition I got a scalp message and neck and shoulder massage! Very grateful for the help today! thank you!

Wanted to get my hair blown out for my engagement photos and unfortunately this was such a waste of…read moremoney. $45 for a wash and blow dry with styling is NOT a bad price, but you get what you pay for. I genuinely could've did this myself. The photo is about 15 mins after I left, hairspray in there too. No root spray or styling products whatsoever. Again, could've did this myself at home, and had to anyway. Very disappointed as this was for something special.

First time here and I loved it!!! Got a full foil with Danielle and facial with Kelly. The…read morehighlights were super blended and perfectly toned to compliment my skin tone and no yellow. My only complaint is the process stained my shirt and it was a brand new shirt (nothing expensive) but still annoying because it was my first time wearing it :(. This was my first facial and I loved that Kelly felt excited for me making the experience all the more exciting. She really walked me through everything gave me tips and made the experience really relaxing. The salon is really beautiful, hip, well decorated. They made sure to keep distance between clients and saw an employee sanitizing everything. Price wise seems pretty standard for services , almost inexpensive for the service and products they offer. I have lived in Quincy for over ten years and actually live walking distance from here idk why I never checked it out. If you are wanting to check it out definitely recommend!!

I found Inde Salon when I moved to Quincy in 2015 and have been a client ever since. Katie is my…read morestylist and she is amazing. I know zero about what I want done to my hair and give her no direction but she always comes through. She's also so great to talk to as I'm there for a while. I've also seen many estheticians and they are all wonderful. I get a spray tan once a year for me and my husband's annual island trip and Michelle always has me looking tan but natural. She's so kind and makes you feel super comfortable during the process. I highly recommend Inde Salon, the people and services they have to offer. You won't be disappointed!!

Never been to the salon but I parked outside in the lot not in a parking spot that is designated…read morefor her salon and she came charging out telling me that I park here all the 'fucking time' I never been to the area before. I was at the dentist and decided to try the shake place next door which is where I was parked in front of. She was completely unprofessional, swearing at me claiming she's the owner and I'm not allowed to park there. I had no idea I have never been there, she's complete trash. Appalled that she runs a business. I would not recommend going to somebody who acts this way to complet strangers. 100% trash

I go to Kayla and she always does a wonderful job. I have also had my brows done here- both…read moreservices highly recommended! Love Amber Hair Design.

I was in need of a last minute haircut before a trip and my normal place was all booked. My wife…read moregoes to Littlefield and suggested I give it a shot if they could get me in. She called Christine and luckily she had a spot left a few hours later. Not kidding, his is the best haircut I've ever gotten. Needless to say, I won't be going back to my old place. I'm a Littlefield lifer.

If you're looking for a salon that cares about you, your hair care routine, and the health of your…read morehair, look no further than Littlefield Salon. I met Sarah and immediately was drawn to HER hair. It had movement. The color was beautiful. She was the perfect mix of down to earth, but elegant. There are a lot of things that I'd like to highlight about Littlefield. - Caring personal touch: It was my first time there (and certainly not my list), but Sarah and the rest of the stylists knew everyone that came in by name. They asked personal questions like, "How was your trip last week?"... "How is [name of the class] that you're taking?". - Thoughtful decor and ambiance: This space immediately puts you at ease. The waiting lounge is set in a comfy living-room style. Everything from the lighting fixtures to the beautiful small touches. Instead of sitting in the corner with aluminum foils on my head in an uncomfortable chair, the "coloring station" is around a beautiful glass table, complete with snacks, drinks, magazines, and cool conversation with other people around the table. It's clear that client experience is something that Sarah and her team have thought extensively about! -Comfortable community feel: It's pretty amazing that clients stroll through the front door, say hello, and help themselves to snacks and the coffee machine. The music is relaxing, but upbeat. Everyone from single-digit-aged kids that were getting their hair colored, to older men looking for a trim, to the quirky young professional that is graduating from the cheapo-supercuts. I immediately felt welcome, and I can see everyone else feeling the same way, too. - No obligation to continuously make small talk: It might be just me, but sometimes, I just want to go to a salon, and relax. To be honest, I can't imagine anyone not feeling immediately comfortable with Sarah. Sarah is wonderful at having awesome conversation sometimes, and then sometimes, just chillin' out and leaving comfortable silence. I think she has the gift of "just knowing". I like Sarah. She's talented. The salon is amazing.

I don't normally leave negative reviews, but this experience was upsetting enough that I feel other…read morecustomers should know what happened. I will never be returning to this salon after the way I was treated. I booked my appointment online for 1:30 PM four days in advance because I specifically wanted to see Nicky. The salon's website listed her as a nail artist who specializes in nail designs, so I waited for her next available appointment on Monday instead of booking with someone else. The morning of my appointment, around 9:00 AM, the salon called and told me my appointment was at 10:00 AM instead. That wasn't what I had booked. I explained I couldn't come that early, and they asked if I could come at 11:00 AM instead. Although it was inconvenient, I agreed. When I arrived, I checked in and was asked whether I was getting nail art. I said yes. I was seated near the front entrance, waited about 10 minutes, and another technician removed my Gel-X nails before Nicky came over. I showed her a very simple design: a French manicure with a flower on each ring finger. While she was working, she asked if the French line looked okay. At that point it did, but once more of the nails were finished, I realized the French tip was much thinner than I wanted. I politely asked if she could make the white line a little thicker. Instead of simply adjusting it, she became frustrated, repeatedly questioned what I meant, and then raised her voice at me, saying, "Why didn't you say that before? I have other customers! Why didn't you say that when I asked you, huh?" in an aggressive tone. This completely caught me off guard because I WAS her customer. I never raised my voice or spoke disrespectfully. I simply asked for a minor adjustment, which is a normal part of a nail service. I've been getting my nails done for over 14 years, and I have never had a technician react this way to such a reasonable request. I was so embarrassed that I told her to just finish the French manicure and that I would come back another day for the flower design. The truth is, I only said that because I wanted to leave as quickly as possible after being spoken to that way. Had I felt comfortable, I would have preferred to have everything removed and left. When I went to pay, the receptionist asked if I was paying with cash or card. I said cash, and she told me my total was $125. When I asked for the breakdown, she said it was $85 for the nails, $25 for the nail design, and $15 for repainting. This made no sense because I never received the flower design, and there was no repainting beyond the correction I had requested. I paid because I was in a rush, but I asked to speak with a manager. Nicky told me she was the manager. Whether or not that was the case, I should only have been charged for the services I actually received which is what I told her. Being charged for nail art that was never completed and an additional repaint fee after requesting a minor correction was unprofessional. The entire appointment lasted just over an hour. Throughout the service, I felt rushed rather than cared for. I've been getting my nails done for years, and I've never been treated this way. A small adjustment should never result in a customer being yelled at or made to feel like they are inconveniencing the technician. From the moment I walked in, I felt unwelcome and judged. I left feeling like I wasn't treated with the same care, patience, and respect that every paying customer deserves. Based on how I was treated from the very beginning, I was left feeling that discrimination may have influenced the way I was treated, and that made the experience even more upsetting. I rarely write reviews like this, but I was genuinely shocked by the lack of professionalism and customer service. I won't be returning, and I cannot recommend this salon. I hope ownership takes these concerns seriously because no customer should leave a nail appointment feeling rushed, overcharged, or disrespected.

Nicky is the worst!!! Absolutely horrible service!!!!…read more I usually have a good experience at Weymouth Nail & Spa with Kim -- she's always kind, helpful, and patient. But today, when Kim kindly asked another nail tech (Nicky) for help with a design I wanted, the experience turned very uncomfortable. Nicky immediately responded with attitude, quoted $15 per nail without explanation, and when I asked why, she spoke to me in a condescending, disrespectful tone -- even saying things like, "Do you know how to do my job? Do you think this is easy?" This isn't the first time Nicky has been rude; she's treated my sisters poorly in the past as well. It's really disappointing to feel disrespected while just trying to get my nails done. Kim is wonderful and professional, but the overall experience was ruined. I wouldn't recommend coming here if you don't want to risk being spoken to rudely or made to feel uncomfortable.