Well Maria you did it again for me. Yes, Edna again. I was there a little while ago, yes, New Year's Eve and Maria treated me as if I was the only customer in her shop and she was quite busy. Although the shop was busy, Maria did not rush, she did exactly what I wanted and exactly how I wanted. Another satisfied visit and Customer. I go to Kryptonnite because it truly, truly works for me. Thank you so very much Maria See you next year read more

Been here a few times to get a "Dominican blowout" which leaves my hair straight and bouncy and I loved the look. I just didn't like that the stylist puts a lot of heat on my scalp which seriously feels like a blow torch burning me. I later realized that she was not doing the blow out technique correctly because you should never put that much heat on the head to the point it burns the clients scalp. Also, I didn't like that the stylist was multi-clienting during my service. She would work on my hair and other clients at the same time. At times I felt forgotten underneath the dryer and my time spent there was just too long. The stylists here also tend to chat a lot among themselves which I didn't care for. They should focus more on the client. read more

Overall, the place was clean and tidy... the service was fine. I like my overall hair, but should've asked not to put so much oil in my hair... next time I will.. def going back. read more

My first impression when I first walked in for the first time after the owner steered at me for a good 2mins like I didn't belong there, I finally asked if they did natural hair after answering yes, they talked very little to me and talked in their native language amongst themselves about me. Very disrespectful should've walked out at that moment. Owner finally pointed me in the direction of a pregnant stylist to seem to be in pain. When she addressed me I was clear that I just wanted a trim cut and that I had just washed my hair and blew it out after looking at my hair she claimed she couldn't cut my hair like it was, she claimed that she had to wash it again in order to cut I agreed. However, stated I DONOT want that hot heat on my head to please not use that hair temp that would burn my hair she agreed. After my hair was washed I had water pouring down my shirt because she didn't wrap the towel on my head correctly. Shortly after I sat in her chair to start the process. Watching her in the mirror I noticed she was in more pain this time it was her hand I take a look at her hand and noticed she had a WART looking sore ( which could have been a burnt bubble ) But now I'm nervous hoping I don't catch something in my head( OMG) at this point I'm ready to GO. Although, I'm feeling a little compassion for this lady still having to work such pain ( she kept hold her stomach). At this point. I try to make small take and ask for a hair style books (they give me two book with style from 1989 which had 90% of the styles was geared towards white women). I'm thinking really! Finally I ask if they styled women of color with natural hair often and she claimed that their client base was women of color that have thick curly hair like mine. Finally she starts they process immediately, I can see the blow dryer she's using cooking my hair. I say to her the heat was way to hot you are frying my hair . Stylist then put more cream oil on my head and claims my hair is protected and will be fine. Not really a hair person myself I just wanted my ends trimmed I stayed to the end and realized this lady didn't really know what she was doing at all! She was not professional, the salon wasn't professional. I left smelling like I just got a perm ( foul odor) although my hair was straight it looked lifeless ( hair wasn't looking healthy ). I knew it was a mistake I would never allow to happen again!!! Warning ::: if you like your natural hair and desire to keep it healthy and natural stay away from this type of salon at all cost .. Sadly I think all these types of salons are the same they BURN your HAIR out, Not blow your hair out. Good business is hard to come by these days, your better off watching a YouTube video on how to do it yourself and save your time and money. read more