My stylist was the best. She LISTENED, asked questions, and gave me partial highlights and a cut -…read morefirst visit. Jamie is her name. Made a second appointment before I left. Each stylist is independent. Loves it.

Per Yelp, Facebook, and the website online, the salon is supposedly open until 9pm however I was…read morerudely turned away at the door this evening at 8pm. There were at least 2 employees in the salon with no customers, neither of which seemed very friendly or helpful. I simply wanted my nails removed which is not a lengthy process. I have been looking for a new salon to frequent every two weeks for nails, as my old one is no longer satisfactory, but I will definitely not be returning to Salon 180. Very disappointed as I was told the salon is always very accommodating. Salon 180 has lost a very loyal potential customer with their rudeness and poor customer service.

What a wonderful experience. Beautiful studio, staff very friendly. I had a wedding at Eagle…read moreRidge today, I'm from New Jersey, so I booked a hair and make up appointment. London did an excellent job with both. Makeup was done to perfection, air brushing. Hair, loose curls. Highly recommend. Thank you Envy Studio and London.

I had an appt and waited 20 minutes after my appt time before they told me my stylist had an…read moreemergency and they can't find anyone else so they had to cancel. The receptionist didn't make any calls to indicate they actually tried hard to find someone else. They advertise walk-ins so this was very disappointing seeing as I had an appointment, and have a health issue that prohibits me from driving so I had to take a day off of work, work out a ride, and have an event tomorrow which is why I made my appt for that day/time. On top of that, I was not offered parking validation (which they normally do), so I ended up paying for no services provided.

I went one time for a trim and felt important, even for such a small service! It was some time ago…read morebut it's soooo nice to see they're open still.

one of the first vendors I booked for my wedding. We had six bridesmaids, two mothers, the sister…read moreof the groom, the flower girl, and myself as the Bride - which is a lot to get done in one morning. Sandy and her second for the day, Avigail were incredible! They were wonderful to work with, took everyone's photo inspirations into account, and made each person feel special. Even leading up to the wedding each time the count of people changed she was so understanding and accommodating. We did my hair trial a month before the wedding and it looked great! It was the exact combination of the inspiration photos I showed her that I was looking for. I cannot say enough great things about Sandy and the team at Blades Salon.

Bad experience. Lousy hair cut, not great color. Will never go back. My stylist, Kate, wouldn't…read moreeven hold a conversation with me. I think she is very inexperienced. Well, now I am impressed. Lauren from European Elegance actually called me to find out more about my experience and offered to fix things. So, I'm going to give it another try. Thank you for caring about your clients.

Great place for a haircut! Staff is very friendly 10/10…read morerecommended for any hair needs

Had an appointment which I cancelled since after looking at the salon's before and after pictures,…read moreI noticed that the after pics were filtered to show the desired hair color. I am not looking for dishonesty in a business. I left a review with the proof on fb and the owner Janelle, tried to tell me that her walls and floor are different colors in different areas of the salon since they clearly change colors in the filtered Yet there is a blue painting in all these pics that show it is a brown wall. Oh and be careful, you cannot leave an honest but bad review or the owner will threaten to sue you Not only that, they are making fake accounts to message me about it. Extremely unprofessional place.

I have been a client for 12+ years. I get a cut/color every 6-8 weeks. I am a very picky person…read morewhen it comes to a hair cut and color. I don't have to bring in pictures or go through books to show her what I want. Most times I encourage Janelle to do what she thinks will look great. The colors she choses are fantastic and the cut is always flattering. I have had strangers stop me to tell me how beautiful my hair looks. This is not the day of the cut/color, but for weeks afterwards. My husband and son also get their cuts at the salon. I highly recommend His and Her Cuts!

Genuinely one of the worst businesses I've ever dealt with. Overpriced, incompetent, and completely…read moredisrespectful of their clients. They don't listen, they don't care, and they absolutely will use you as a test subject the second they feel comfortable enough to ignore your requests. For THREE years, they've consistently ruined my hair. Not once did I leave satisfied--and somehow still got charged around $400-450 (without a tip! - that's just base!) for results that look like a beginner experiment gone wrong. I don't even have long hair, which makes it even more ridiculous. Kole West is beyond rude--condescending, dismissive, and clearly uninterested in what the client actually wants. He just does whatever he feels like, then casually says "oops" while missing entire sections and completely botching the result. That alone should tell you everything. Dianna is just as bad--stubborn, defensive, and unwilling to fix mistakes. There is zero accountability here. He/they have sat on their phone searching how to do a simple hair style or cut and then ruins it regardless, why are they in business? Why should a hair stylist be watching how to videos - let alone be allowed on a phone during a clients hair they are paying expensive money for. Uneven cuts, patchy color, fried hair from over-bleaching--it's honestly impressive how consistently they get it wrong. It's like no one in that salon actually knows what they're doing. And yet they still have the nerve to charge premium prices and expect tips? For what--damaging people's hair and ignoring basic instructions? It took me until 2025/2026 to finally accept that this place is a complete scam. Never again. I will never spend another dollar here, and I strongly suggest you don't either. There are actual talented, professional stylists out there who respect their clients. This place is not one of them. If this business disappeared tomorrow, nothing of value would be lost. I'm not just disappointed--I'm genuinely embarrassed I ever trusted them in the first place. My sister and I now travel to Monarch & Misfit Beauty Co which is running beautifully! They don't overcharge, are reasonable and accountable, and are kind and always have us leaving with absolutely stunning hair! I suggest the drive! Run by a female named Ella. Support local small businesses who SUPPORT YOU! Not ones who are against you! I'd give this place negative stars if I could. Services Haircut, Hairstyling, Service not listed Requested style Requested for hair dye and cut but was never correct or what I asked for, and was always botched! Specialties Being rude, unaccountable, etc. Hair type Medium to shortish wavy/straightish hair Stylist Kole West and Dianna Allen They need new employees and staff, ones who know what they are doing - correctly.

I didn't want to say anything because for a while I felt alone in my experience…read more I came to Diana on a Saturday, 4pm, after work. The vibes seemed to be good and we started on my hair. I was NOT expecting to still be there by 10pm! I live almost an hour away and I had things to do the next day. She took the unnecessary time to curl and style my hair for photos, not taking into account the drive I had or how late it was. Not to mention the absurd price she charged me ($300 for multi dementional color/cut). I was floored when I heard that price, as I've never been charged over $150 for what I have done. There was also no mention of pricing beforehand and she doesn't charge by the hour (at least that's what she told me), but I guess up charging a new client is what you deserve for being 20+ years in the industry? Sorry your bills needed paid, but hell, so do mine! And the things I've heard about her and how she treats customer service workers-- just a yikes all around. I saw her work and really wanted to like her but after sitting with her for 6 hours I can say I'm steering clear. Unless you want to be up charged and talk politics half the time, I would advise to stay away.

Debbie does a great and precise cut. She listens to what the clients concerns are and makes…read morerecommendations based on them.

Been going here a couple of years staff is always friendly and courteous, Mondays & Tuesdays are…read moremen's special days. I usually just walk in and get my hair cut by whoever is available they are all that good!

I won a gift card for a 1 hour massage at Sass at a charity event at the end of last year. This…read morepast week was super stressful, and by Friday I badly needed someone to work on my sore muscles. I was surprised to discover that Sass had same day availability! This place is a bit set back from the road, and I actually drove right by it. I was able to park next door in a cute little consignment shop "Making Sense" (Review for them to follow). Sass is a salon in a renovated old house, with various areas for spa treatments. The first floor has chairs for hair services, different hair and skin products available for sale. Front desk staff are warm and welcoming. My massage therapist was female, in her mid 20s. She was very professional, took time to clearly get an idea of my problem areas, and how much pressure I needed. During my massage, I found out the therapist had only been doing massage for 1 year. I was very skeptical, to be honest. As you can see from my Yelp profile I've reviewed a number of other massage locations, and the experiences have varied from fantastic to horrible. This was on the upper end, luckily. The therapist was able to do deep tissue work, with open communication about any areas of pain. Her techniques are on point, and she was able to use a variety of styles including some shiatsu and Swedish. Her communication skills were good, and she was not overly chatty, tuning in to when I started to really relax. I feel like I could have drifted off towards the end of the session, which is always a bonus for me. (To be pain free and soothed enough to find a restful state is a rarity.) The spa has a salt room set up, up stairs. I doubt I'll take advantage of the salt room, as it is rather small and I would find it more claustrophobic than soothing, but it is well decorated and if you buy in to the "benefits of salt treatment", perhaps this would be worth a try. They sent me home with a brochure for their salt room. There was only one small concerning thing: the wiring in this building. The massage room was in the attic of this old home, and some of the outlets are the older, 2 prong types. The surge protector was connected to the outlet via a converter, and is not a very safe option. It didn't have an impact on my experience, but is a business practice that should be fixed by Sass. The whole building seems to be updated cosmetically, but wiring should be fixed. Sass has different specials available on local Groupon type sites. I'd suggest looking for online deals before booking an appointment. I would recommend this spot for anyone who needs some relaxation and quality spa treatments.

This was my second place in the area to get my hair cut, and I was trying to find somewhere kind of…read moreclose that I could rely on, especially with getting my hair cut so short. I really wanted to like it here. I did. When I called to get an appointment, I asked for the lowest level they had for stylist. I always do this. I like the lowest level girls. I've done this forever, and I really also don't love paying a lot of money simply for someone with more experience. The receptionist said the stylist's name (which I leave out of reviews that are less than stellar because I don't really believe she was bad, just not for me) and said she was a creative stylist or something or the other, which I just ASSUMED that because I asked for the lowest level, that's what she was. I said sounds good, and was there a few days later. The waiting area is REALLY small and I ended up sitting awkwardly between a couple waiting for their daughter or something. It's open, but man, that was a weird 15 minutes of my life. My stylist was sweet and I really liked her as a person. I loved talking to her and thought she was awesome. That unfortunately distracted me from the fact that she and the salon in general had really different tastes in hair than I did. I realized after all my hair was cut off that this wasn't going too stellar and kept having to kind of ask for things done and explain that basically all of her neat little styling ideas weren't going to happen as I am pretty lazy about my hair. I left with my hair way too styled and poufed up. I have incredibly thick hair, and it was not thinned enough at all, and when I washed it, it was really poufy and thick. When I paid, I didn't really hear the lady, but I assumed it was the price I read online for the lowest level stylist. Turns out, she wasn't. Whatever title she rambled off when I reserved was something above that, which I wish she would have told me a bit more clearly. Maybe I'm not up on the lingo, but all the salons have different names for the different levels, so it's confusing, and I stick with what I do for a reason. But whatever. I left with a bad haircut that I cried to my husband over the next day and it was more expensive that I had hoped since that all happened. Meh, just not my style here and I felt like the communication was really bad.