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    The BlowUp Blow Dry Bar

    2.9
    (7 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    Loved my experience here. I've saw this place mentioned on TikTok a few times and set an…read moreappointment for the next day. My stylist Shay was so nice and fun. The shop is lively with girl talk and good old school r&b music playing in the back. It gives old school beauty shop vibes which I love. I came in on a Tuesday, which is a discounted silk press day. I added a trim also. Shay had my hair pressed in under an hour and a half. I love how my hair came out and the ladies were an excellent time to be around. They offer you a free drink of choice with your appointment and even gel eye bags when at the bowl. I had about two drinks before leaving and was feeling nice! The shop is decorated so cute with pink bubble chair, a lip shaped couch and overall girlie aesthetic. If you need a place to get a blow out or silk press on the fly choose here.

    The lady at the front desk who welcomed me was polite and friendly. Unfortunately, that did not…read morecarry over to the rest of my experience. The stylist (younger lady) assigned to do my hair did not say hello and simply asked me to follow her to the wash station. She did not ask any questions about my hair or explain what products she was using or what she was doing. After my hair was washed and conditioned, another stylist took over for the silk press. She was the same woman who had welcomed me at the front desk, and I was relieved because she actually spoke to me and asked a few questions about my hair. She began preparing my hair for the blow-dry, and I felt very comfortable with how she was handling it. Unfortunately, the original stylist came over and asked to take my hair back because she did not want to work on another customer's hair. I overheard that it may have been because the other customer's hair was too thick. In retrospect, that was my sign to ask to remain with the second stylist, but I decided to give the original stylist the benefit of the doubt. I noticed that the products she used were different from those the previous stylist had applied to the back section of my hair. I mentioned that the other stylist had used three or four products, which made me feel more comfortable because I was concerned about heat damage. She responded dismissively, saying, "I have my own products." It did not feel as though enough product had been applied, although I cannot be certain because I could not see exactly what she was doing. I explained that I was not trying to be difficult. I had recently taken down my locs, my hair was fragile, and I was worried about breakage and heat damage. She said okay and continued. She then attempted to dry about a quarter of my hair at once using a fine round brush instead of dividing it into smaller sections first. I grimaced, and she stopped, switched to a blow-dryer brush, and began working in smaller sections. I will acknowledge that she tried to be gentler after seeing my reaction. Unfortunately, the silk press and trim were very underwhelming. By the time I arrived home after a short 30-minute drive, my hair had already reverted. I had not been to a traditional salon in more than 15 years, aside from visiting locticians, so this experience was especially disappointing. Needless to say, I will not be returning and would not recommend this salon. I believe I would have had a much better experience if I had asked to continue with the second stylist.

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    pH Head Spa

    pH Head Spa

    5.0
    (9 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    Han was my scalp specialist and she was AMAZING…read more I did the one-hour long hair treatment and let me just say... having someone wash your hair for an hour is actual heaven. I fell asleep a couple times and definitely woke myself up snoring LOL!! Everything about this felt like a five-star, red carpet experience!! From the hot towels on my face and arms to the gentle massage, just all of it. Super relaxing but still very intentional. What I really loved is that they don't just go through the motions. Han actually took time to explain scalp health, how to better care for my hair and how different conditions can affect your scalp. It felt both spa-like and educational. Also, they use Korean and Japanese products, which I personally loved. You can tell they really care about what they're doing. I thoroughly enjoyed this and will 100% be back.

    The PH Head Spa is located in a multi unit suite building. Each suite has a different private…read morebusiness. What I noticed first was how well maintained and clean both the building the business is located in, as well as the PH spa unit is kept. There is a specially designed head spa table that is used that is highly functional and comfortable. Hong is very knowledgeable and made sure to do a thorough analysis of my daughter's scalp prior to beginning her treatment. To prevent my daughter from getting her shirt wet, Hong provided a special towel to wear instead of her shirt. After lying down, she offered my daughter a lavender scented or unscented eye mask to further the relaxation during treatment. She then began a series of treatments including the use of special brushes to massage the scalp, removing dead skin cells. That was followed by the use of a hair steam treatment, and a neck and arm massage was provided during that time. The treatment was completed with some heat damage prevention products prior to her blow drying. I loved how personable, knowledgeable, and professional the treatment went. We will definitely be back.

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