I started going back here after the pandemic because they sent me a spam email. I called them, explaining that I stopped going to them because the unskilled person they last put me with did not fully color my roots. (I had to go back then and they re-did it for free because they could easily see it was poorly done.) The owner explained to me that the person who did my hair was gone, and that they knew she was not a skilled hairstylist. I agreed to return on the condition they put me with someone very experienced with color. They put me with Marissa (OK) and then Alexis, who did a fairly good job. A week before my last appointment in July, they called me to tell me Alexis was not available the day of my appointment and rescheduled me for the following week. They did not tell me Alexis had quit until I arrived for my appointment. (Nice.) They put me with Jordan, who stated she didn't know how to do my color (this should have been my first clue this was not going to turn out well.) I told her that she SHOULD be able to, as the hairstylists write down their client's formula typically. She then offered to "pull it through" and said it would look good. I am not a hairdresser, and told her that this was good as long as it looked the same color. I had to tell her when she was washing my hair to completely wash the back of my head, because it was clear she was not getting everything. When she finished and turned me around to look at my hair, I was shocked. When I walked into the salon, I had a warm medium brown with highlights, and now it was BLACK! I was not happy, and told her this was not what I expected. She proceeded to tell me my hair was porous and in her exact words said, "I'm sure you will grow to love it." I went up to the counter and changed my next appointment to someone else (anyone else.) Fuming, I went home and showed my husband, who was shocked. He took pictures of all the dye still left on my hairline and on my neck. I immediately called the salon because I knew this was not just me overreacting, and asked to speak with the manager. The salon had just closed, and the person who answered the phone said she would have Shari call me back. I explained how unhappy I was with this service, and that I wanted to have my hair put back to the same color it was. Shari called me back the next morning, and said she could get me in Sunday to fix my hair with a color detoxification. I expected this would repair my hair to the correct color. When I got there, Shari and another woman looked at my hair, and proceeded to tell me that I really should have understood what Jordan meant by "pulling through" and that because my hair was porous it came out darker than what it originally was. I explained that I am not a hairdresser, and that I am more than happy to pay for a service, but that I expect to get what I pay for, and that I could have done a better job with a box from Fred Meyer. They did not disagree, but said they did not have time to do anything then but detoxify my hair to bring it down a step in color. (Why didn't they tell me this when I spoke with Shari on the phone?) The person who "detoxified" my hair simply washed it twice with a shampoo that barely took out any color. Shari and the person who washed my hair stood there and proceeded to tell me how much better it looked as the shampoo took it "down a half step." I did not agree. She half dried my hair (she didn't have time to fully dry it, she said), and Shari told me that next time I came in they would fix it and put in highlights. A few days later I called New Beginnings because I realized I was not going to be able to make my next appointment because I was out of town. The receptionist I spoke with forwarded me to Katie. As I tried to explain calmly to Katie that I needed to reschedule to have my hair color correction back to the original color, she continuously interrupted me and proceeded to gaslight me, telling me that I was interrupting her, that she was going to hang up on me, and that "she was going to tell me what she was going to do for me." (What the heck does that mean? I'm the customer.) She told me they did not intend to correct the color, just add some highlights (to the mess they created) and she would call me back later when she could "calmly speak to me" and hung up. She was incredibly rude and condescending. She called me back an hour later and told me that she didn't like how I acted with her people (i.e. I was not satisfied with the service I received) and that she felt it was just best that we "cut our ties." She said she would refund $170 of the $246 I paid and remove my credit card from her file. I told her this was fine with me. This place is always dead, with hardly any people in the salon, and there is a good reason for it...the word is out of their unskilled employees and bad business practices. I have now found a new stylist, who is much more professional and knows her stuff. read more