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4.8 (5 reviews)
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Warning!!! Do not go into this store unless you are prepared to come out with multiple items. Love…read morethe convenience of numerous brands at one location. I'm also impressed that if you get something home and it doesn't work for your skin or hair that this establishment allows you to return it. We've all bought that one lipstick or mascara that sat in our drawer, never used. Never again!

My first appointment was unfortunately booked for the wrong day. Although the salon apologized and…read moreextended a 20% discount, I still had to wait an additional week for my haircut. The cut itself was acceptable, so I scheduled a roller-set service with the same stylist the following week. Prior to the appointment, I specifically asked the stylist whether she knew how to use tension rollers. She confirmed that she did, though she noted that I would need to bring my own rollers, pins, and setting lotion. However, midway through the appointment it became clear that she did not know how to perform the service. Even after I provided a demonstration video, she was unable to execute the technique. At that point, I was exhausted, disappointed, and disheartened. Compounding the issue, I had already been upcharged because my hair was described as having "texture"--despite being a combination of 3C and 3A. When I decided to pivot and simply have my hair blow-dried, flat-ironed, and curled, I was informed that curling would incur an additional fee because of my "textured" hair. I found this troubling, as I felt misled, targeted, and ultimately penalized for my natural hair type. When I asked whether every client with curly hair received this additional charge, the stylist said no--only those with "textured hair." Yet when I asked for a clear definition of "textured," her explanation was inconsistent and vague. The implication was unmistakable: the pricing structure appeared less about curl pattern and more about race. Ulta, whether intentional or not, the policy as it was explained to me functioned as a "Black tax." It is unacceptable, and for that reason, I will not return. Plus my hair looked like I had not been to the salon a few hours later.

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