Hairstylist is professional and their customer service (ice coffee and cookie delicious waiting) is great. A adult women's hair cut was $60 and shirt length entire color is $140, something to consider. read more

I have mixed feelings about our appointment yesterday. My child came in to get his haircut and he was very still and patient the entire time. Originally, I told her specific requests that I wanted, very clear and simple, but she ended up acting like she did not understand, questioning why I wanted certain things, and showing me a book to chose from, none of which I wanted. Ultimately, everything was exactly what I said I didn't want! Apparently, her name was Tina. If you get any questionable behavior like this, just leave right away. read more

I've been coming to park jun for the last 10 years. Even though I moved away to the west coast, I come back here every time I visit Atlanta and drive 40 mins just to get serviced here. This time however, I was running 10 mins late due to bad traffic. I called ahead of time to explain the situation and asked if it would be too late, I'll reschedule because I didn't want it to be rushed. So I arrive, 10 mins late, and they kept telling me "hurry up" I understand time is limited but I shouldn't feel like the service will be compromised. They told me no they will give me 30 mins just like everyone else. But said you have to hurry up and said it at least 3-5 times. This was off putting for a client, especially a long time loyal client, I wasn't made to feel that way. I will not be returning, no one at the last visit made me feel welcome and was polite or professional. felt sad read more

Good service best place for Korean Asian hair cut. Would recommend if you speak Korean

If you're a curly haired asian girl like me, Tina is the best! After many failed haircuts throughout my life she's the only one I trust to cut my hair. I've been to her 5 times now and have been happy with her work everytime. read more

Park Jun Beauty Lab Atlanta - Hair Salons Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Extremely unpleasant and insulting experience with abnormal treatment Hairdresser: Jia Reservation: Hair cut and perm after consultation -No hair consultation -Got complaints for incomprehensible reasons with discontented look of the hairdresser (felt like becoming her emotional trash bin) -Rude and aggressive attitude -Rough touch -Treated without cape -Yelling and screaming -Ended with wet hair read more

So busy! I got there around 10:30am on Saturday, and most of the chairs were already filled up with every hair designer working on someone's hair. In like 10-15 minutes, I saw the waiting area full with nowhere to sit. The lady who cut my hair was very thorough. Asking me for my opinion then giving her thoughts. She showed the final haircut, front and back, and explained what she did. It did feel like a factory though. You're in and out, with no second to waste. Not surprising for a Korean place, but definitely not the place if you want to come and have a chill time making small talk with the designers. There was only one designer I saw who was having a friendly time with his customer. Everyone else said absolutely nothing other than hair related stuff. read more

So I had someone named jia take care of me and she was so rough with my hair and she pulled out strands and strands of my hair and when I tried to tell her what I wanted she completely ignored me and made me feel like a piece of trash please don't go to her, the worst hair stylist you can choose read more

I do not recommend this place at all! Despite the fact that they took down my review, their skills are also pretty bad. I always come here for Hanna but she's not longer here so they put me with Tina. She literally cut my hair like 5 inches shorter than what I asked for and at the end, my bangs were literally uneven. Everything was uneven. She cut my hair even more shorter to make it even. And my hair stylist was sort of laughing when she saw my hair being uneven and said something in Korean when they known damn well I am not Korean and I don't speak Korean bc I came here for like the last 3 years. At the end she's all smiling and says it looks pretty when it legit looks like a bob cut. Ignore all my requests and gave me almost the same hair style that she had. Although I did gave like 20% tip bc thank you for the time, but it's absolutely horrible. Never coming here again. Another thing is that I can't find their price for hair anywhere. Nothing on their website, nothing on google. They would always just simply tell me how much it cost w/o showing me anything. Like $55( not including tip) for a horrible hair cut and never giving me recipe or anything. It feels like they are stealing my money. read more

Highly recommend Cookie for a men's cut. Gives me the cut I want every time and it always looks great. Quick, efficient, thorough, and always friendly. read more

Hair is your lifeline and can make or break a person. When I first moved to Atlanta, I bounced to one salon to another until I finally found Hyun at Park Jun. It took me more than a handful of hair salons until I found him, which you can imagine was pretty stressful spending $$$ on okay hair cuts and dyes. Other places that I have previously went would cut additional +2 inches to what I ask of them and left me feeling regretful after a cut. I've had places bleach out my hair and dye it, leaving my roots blonde and the rest of the hair another color. Had my scalp dyed by another place, and one place dyed my hair sooo black that I looked emo and was hard to change back to brown. Contrary to these experiences, my trim and hair color comes out perfectly at Park Jun everytime. I also get their treatment every other visit, which really makes my hair silky smooth and less damaging after a dye. Hyun is awesome with haircuts and dyeing my hair that I get plenty of compliments on and I believe it's been almost 5 years that I have been a regular. Even if it's not Hyun at Park Jun, I see a lot of transformations and people leaving with boost of confidence by other stylists as well. Be sure to make an appointment because Park Jun is super busy, most days. Dyeing hair is $130, unless your hair is long and additional charges may apply for the length. For treatment, there's 2 types, $100 and $150. I usually get the $150, which requires a minimum of 3 hours getting a trim + dyeing your hair + treatment. (Note these are for women's hair. Not sure the costs for men's.) Also, Hyun has an awesome assistance that helps out the whole process! I actually debated whether to share this on Yelp, but I'll be good samaritan. You're welcome! UPDATE: Hyun has opened up his own shop called N'vague, 2255 Pleasanthill rd! read more

I high recommend Danny! This is my first time to go to this Salon. Danny did an amazing job for haircut. Thank you so much, Danny!

I took my daughter to this place and I expected they would do not good job, My daughters hair came out horrible! This salon cost me too much money! ($350). I don't like my daughter hair only 2 weeks it looks very ugly , don't come this shop read more

Park Jun Beauty Lab Atlanta - Hair Salons Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

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We have been coming to this parlor for our hair for the last ten years. My daughter's aesthetician Suzie at the Green house spa in Birmingham recommended it. My Korean hairstylist from Madison also comes here. They take appointments. Stay busy on Saturday. Have adequate parking. Easy to find off Pleasant Hill 104 exit on I 85N. Not very talkative, you literally have to show him a picture and they make it just like that. My stylist Kelly did speak a few phrases like: Is this virgin curl? You want layers. You want smooth or just wavy? She literally snipped a hundred odd hairs off my hair and just round brushed it with a flip at the end adding more body. Took my key unlocked my locker, presented my purse and thanked me. It was the same for me and my daughter! She has longer hair and needed more time but I guess it evened our! read more

Park Jun Beauty Lab Atlanta - Hair Salons Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

Chemical burns causing permanent hair loss Kuki (Cookie) at Park Jun had colored my hair once before in 2014. She did a beautiful job, but I wasn't surprised because my plastic surgeon had recommended her. I only went once because I am fearful of spending money on anything that is not essential since losing a well-compensated position in 2004. Fast forward to August 2018. I made an appointment with Kuki and brought in a picture of the light brown color I wanted to color the gray (for job interviews). I asked her please not to allow any red tones because red clothes make me look dreadful. She then intentionally chemically burned my scalp by using 100%, instead of 20%, peroxide for the dye. The current strands are destroyed, of course, but of more concern is that the chemical burns mean that my hair may never grow again: Chemical treatments burn the scalp causing hair follicle to shrink and grow thinner hair and if a scar forms over the hair follicle the hair will not grow at all. Chemical hair treatments dry out the scalp, causing hair follicles to overproduce sebum and become clogged with oil and dead skin cells The chemicals in hair treatments are known toxic hormonal disruptors that can accelerate hair loss due to aging. "As scar tissue was generated, no hair growth remained in the corroded area." (Acta Dermato-Venereologica Medical Journal, Volume 86, Issue 5) As a little bonus, the dye she applied was dark red. The dermatologist, whom I see today and tomorrow, will determine what degree the burns are. Burns such as these cause permanent hair loss. How she did it: I have only had my hair colored three times in 63 years. Two of those were with Kuki (2014 and this visit). This means that I am not familiar with how it is done. When I saw that the color Kuki applied to my hair on 8/18/2018 was red, I immediately asked if that was correct. This was the first of nine times that I asked if the color should be red. She said, "no, it [is] 'brown you bring' [meaning the picture]." She said "you can't make hair brown without red. It [would] be green if you did." She also said the red color "was from the [salon] lights. You see color when you outside." Two other times: She pretended to pull hair from under the plastic cap and "showed" me her gloves, which were empty. She said, "see, the ends of the hair brown." There was nothing in the gloves. I did not stop the process because I trusted her. I do not look for malice in other persons and obviously do not see it when it is there. I also knew what a beautiful job she had done in 2014 and how much the plastic surgeon thought of her and her work. It never entered my mind that anything was wrong other than the color. I do not know how long processing should take or what should be used for it. I never imagined that she had used 100%, instead of 20%, peroxide for the dye and was allowing my scalp to suffer 2nd- or 3rd-degree burns, which cause irreversible hair loss. After she rinsed my hair, it was obvious that most of my hair was gone. What was left did not cover my scalp. The scalp started to burn after I posted the initial pictures to this review. When I posted the pictures, I thought the only damage was the lost hair and to the remaining hair. When I was leaving, I was so upset that I was unable to speak much. In the midst of a panic attack, I asked her if I could apply a brown rinse to my hair. I did not know then that my hair, and far worse, my scalp, were irredeemable. About the hair rinse, she smiled and said "no because you [your] hair shaft is very, very thin now. You wait two months." At first, I thought Kuki had made a series of profound, catastrophic errors. But now I realize that it was intentional, since I asked her nine times if the red was correct, thinking then that the color was important. Two of those times were while the dye was "setting." She did not "forget" that I was in the salon with plastic-covered 100% peroxide dye on my scalp. In fact, she was in the lobby area waiting for me when I arrived early for my appointment. I thought that was odd but did not know if that was now normally done. Little did I know or imagine that my hair loss would be permanent through the scalp being chemically burned. When I saw another hairdresser four days later, she said the only way my scalp and hair could have been damaged to this extent was if 100% peroxide had been used instead of the 20% that should have been used. She said no [hairdresser] could do anything for the remaining hair for at least two months if not longer. Please, save yourself, and go somewhere where severely mentally unstable hairdressers are not allowed. Please don't let what happened to me, a harm that will be permanent, happen to you. Thank you. read more

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I'm not picky when it comes to men's haircut. But I have 1 simple thing I tell any stylists. Do not cut the sides too short to be able to see the skin. At Park Jun, I told that hair stylist this thing, and the first thing she did - she ran the clipper (with a short clip) all the way up on one side of the head. It was too late. She had to cut the other side short to balance it out. The stylist name was Kelly, and she just didn't know what the heck she was doing. Again, I'm not picky, but I will never be returning to this shop again. read more

Wonderful hair salon! We have been their customers for the past 10 years! Stylists SA and Rei are both great!

I am an Asian American who always goes to Asian places to get my hair cut. It's hard for me to describe how I want my hair, and I want to be slightly open to the hairstylist's discretion on what might be a better take on it. It's been hard to find the right places for this, but usually Korean hairstylists can figure it out, especially ones that are from Korea or have largely Korean clientele. Like other reviewers have said, my hairstylist also could not speak English too well, but I trusted her judgment, and she asked me some questions to get a sense of what I wanted. She did a great job and was extremely meticulous. For example, she compared my sideburns for the longest time to get them cut at the right length, and she asked if I'd cut my hair myself previously; apparently my sideburns were unevenly cut. Another reviewer had said they rushed a haircut at the end of the day. I had gone in the middle of the day, so I can't speak to that. Perhaps it's safer to go when they're not as busy, but I was able to walk in without an appointment and get seated for my haircut relatively soon. And it was one of the longest haircuts I'd had in a while. I'm taking off a star because the price is a bit steep. Park Jun's is a chain from Seoul, and it employs fashionable hairstylists who know what they're doing. I was willing to pay the price because I'm not from the area, but if I were, I'd feel somewhat confident about finding a cheaper, comparable place. After all, in Houston, I'd gotten satisfactory, awesome haircuts from a very kind ahjumma running her own shop; I'm sure you could find a similar, better deal in Atlanta, with its much greater Korean population. IMO Park Jun's is a relatively safe place to try and get a good haircut if you need an Asian haircut. read more

Park Jun Beauty Lab Atlanta - Hair Salons Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

I wish I read these reviews before coming here recently for a haircut. I've come here for years. I didn't realize the ownership changed. What a shame. They were good before. I came and I requested a haircut only. I was not looking for a color or perm. Just a cut. I was told to get a shampoo first and then was immediately seated under one station to start my cut. I must state that the person that washed my hair did a great job. Now on to the hair raising haircut experience... I mentioned a couple of times that I only wanted the length of my hair cut very little (a trim) with longer layers. I also asked for a magazine so I could show some pictures of idea styles and lengths just in case there was any possible miscommunication. The lady that was drying my hair brought me a big binder with a bunch of hair style clippings and on the cover of the 3 ring binder it said something like long hair styles... I pointed to two hairstyle pictures that were quite similar. Both were longer hairstyles with long layers in a soft beach wave/soft big curls. The lady cutting my hair looked at it and said ok. Which I thought that meant she knew the hairstyle I was hoping to get or at least one close to that. What I ended up getting was NOTHING like the pictures. I mean nothing at all. What was the point of showing pictures of hairstyles if they are disregarding what you want? Again emphasizing that I only wanted a short trim on the length and even showed the amount I wanted cut from the longest length I start seeing her cut so much from the back and then it was too late... She was going scissor happy and going super fast with the cut. Slow down please. This isn't a race...or is it to get more customers in instead of focusing on the quality? I asked if she could not cut more from the longest length. Then she kept going on and on as well as insulting the person that previously cut my hair (which I actually got it cut from there and the previous person, maybe the old owner, did a fantastic job). She also kept justifying why she did that because the back was a little shorter than the front. She went on and on in defense mode instead of being in solution mode. Her logic was it has be cut more in the back because the back is shorter than the front.... Wouldn't it be more logical and not referring to alternative facts here that if the back is shorter than the front then wouldn't you align the longest lengths (if there is a difference) to the length in back? Wouldn't it make more sense to cut a little more from the front than going Edward Scissorhands happy in the back? Sigh... Then she quickly cuts my hair to have ZERO layers and my hair looks like it's all of the same length. I thought she was going to cut my hair to make long layers as requested but then she straight ironed my hair stick straight which both pics I showed her had beach waves/light big curls and then she started taking off my robe. What the? What about the layers? I should have just left but politely asked for some layers. After much confusion she gave me a few layers but it was not good at all. Sigh. Please keep in mind that I've had my hair layered since the Rachel & Monica days from Friends. Yes, for that long. However, the hairdresser kept explaining to me how layers work and what they look like. Sigh again. It was a loss cause. Disappointed in the lack of communication and sad to see the change in ownership. I would advise anyone getting a cut here please emphasize and emphasize again exactly what you are looking for in your hair cut/style. Before you see the scissors reiterate how and how much of your hair you would like to have cut. read more

It's been about 2.5 weeks since I visited this establishment, and I still can't look at myself in the mirror and comprehend what had happened. The fact that this salon hired someone who doesn't know how to touch people's hair is beyond me. I went to get color/cut and came out with striped colors(uneven hair color doesn't even begin to describe) and jagged hair cut that is different length on either sides. The color (he kept recommending how I should go for ombré of ash brown), he somehow applied stripes on one side of my hair without even informing me. He did this while I was under the heater so I couldn't see what he was doing since I wasn't in front of the mirror. He later told me he was giving me an "accent"/"edgy" look to my color. To my horror I realized after they shampooed my hair, I had a raccoon stripes on one side of my hair. I knew something was up when other stylists were looking over, smirking and whispering to each other. What's terribly wrong is that NONE OF THEM stepped forward to stop this dude. I left the salon feeling stupid. The next day I went back and demanded to fix my hair. AGAIN they assigned me to the same guy(and that's my stupidity for letting them do that, I really thought that he would fix it) only to realize that it became bad to worst. He attempted to color my hair, which accented more highlights to my stripes and he started cutting my hair in layers, which I did not ask for. I started complaining to the manager and at this point I broke down crying, because my hair is now fried beyond repair and the damage was done. The guy kept apologizing but I know I can't go back to where I was at this point. the manager profusely apologized and asked if she can have other stylist at least cut my hair straight. They cut it as best as hey could but the color still remains. They said they don't usually say or intervene other stylists unless the client says something about it. I cal that BS because I had no idea what this guy was doing until the damage was done. Do yourself a favor. If you treasure your hair, DO NOT go here. They didn't even have a decency to return my money. Worst mistake and I only have myself to blame. But I'm writing this review to save potential clients to save your money and save your hair. Hope this review helped. And I hope the salon made sure there was a consequences to this experience, especially to the stylist who touched my hair. It's the guy with pretentious tattoos on his arms and wanna be hipster. Stay away. read more

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I'm happy to announce these guys are my top choice once again. They indeed listen to their customer concerns and have implemented the suggestions and addressed the complaints I had fromy previous review. Glad to see a business that cares about their customers. I recommend them highly. #goParkJunGo p.s. have a positive day. read more

Park Jun Beauty Lab Atlanta - A++ Hair Stylist #parkjun - Hair Salons Near Me - Duluth, Georgia

So impressed with the front desk and my hairstylist, Sarah! I had to make a last minute appointment and because Sarah was booked, the lady at the front desk said she'll call me back and let me know. Well the next day she did indeed call me back and was able to squeeze me in. Sarah did my hair exactly as I imagined. Everyone's so friendly and professional. Would 100% recommend. read more

So I finally went to Park Jun after doing a lot of research on good Asian hair places. My Korean cow worker suggested that the manager of the place, Lisa was the best stylist there. So, my friend and I made an appointment with her. Pros of the whole experience was that Lisa was very detailed with both of our hair cuts. My friend had short hair to start off with and wanted to make it even shorter. Though I thought it will be a 5mins job, Lisa took her time to make sure that the styling was right. Also, as the other yelpers mentioned, the price was very reasonable ($30 for hair cut). Cons. We both made an appointment for 2oclock and my friend went first. I was waiting for my shampoo while she was getting her hair cut but it never happened because they were too busy. My stylist just sprayed water on my hair to cut it. Also, most of the staffs there do not speak English. There are some that do that can translate but be ready and bring pictures of how you want the hair to be. I also noticed that for coloring, they use REVLON hair color out of the box. Yes, one of those that you can find at Target. Quite frankly, when I saw that, I was done with this place. Overall, this is a good place to go to if you know exactly what you want and if you want to got a hair cut for a reasonable price. However, they do seems to follow Korean trend of hairstyle and I was not too crazy about that. After all, I would never go back to this place knowing that they do not use professional coloring, but if you are ok with that, it is not a bad place to get your hair done. Stylists are decent. read more

I'm surprised to find such a great place in a quiet plaza. The stylists are mainly women and they are very nice. I could tell the lady that cut my hair was very good at what she did. I wasn't sure of what I wanted but I gave her an idea. She took time to understand what I wanted and when I asked her for a suggestion, she took time to explain to me what she thought would look good on me. They didn't have a lot of seating but there was a huge plasma tv. The seats were comfortable and since they give you a drink, waiting is actually fun! My cut was $20. For me, $20 isn't much or cheap but this place is worth a lot more. When I walked in, I was afraid I'd walk home broke. read more

Ask for Rei! She stayed with me until after closing on a Friday afternoon/night to do my hair. She is so sweet and always suggests the best options for my hair. They always wash and dry your hair, straighten it, and use product to protect/strengthen your hair. Recently I've been going to get my hair colored, which is quite pricey... The cut itself is affordable, at about $25. To color costs 80 for long hair... and for highlights is more on top of that... I left with a negotiated price of $140... although it should have been $160. It's quite pricey, but they do know what they're doing, and I have never been disappointed with the results here. read more

4.5 stars... I'm remembering this place now because I desperately need a haircut and plan on coming by this weekend! There are many reasons why I like this place, so let me count the ways: 1. I have very thick, half wavy/half straight hair... and a lottttt of it. I've seen countless hairdressers and well, I've had too many bad experiences because I don't think a lot of people know what to do with my hair. They just panic. I haven't had one bad experience here = happy me. Sarah is excellent and not to mention, sweet :) ...Hmm and the guy who cuts right next to her is very good as well (I forget his name!). 2. As a Korean, I feel like it's okay for me to say this stereotype and that is this: Koreans tend to have trouble keeping track of time (like, keeping track of appointments). We actually ditched this other place nearby because the guy made us wait for 45 minutes for our appointment and still didn't show up! Needless to say, we haven't had a problem with Park Jun. 3. My entire family comes here and the staff always remembers us and well, everyone likes a personable experience. Yay for customer service. 4. Affordable. At comparable American places, I've spent upwards of $45 (not including tip)... I spend about half here (not including tip). 5. I guess the only big negative thing is that my Korean is not that great, so communication is a little tricky at times. This is probably why I don't ever come here alone... but if you don't speak Korean, it is still possible to get the haircut you want -- the staff is willing to listen and figure something out (I'd bring visuals). read more

There was a young lady here who did a lovely job on my hair coloring (unfortunately I don't know her name). I'd had bad experiences with people trying to dye my hair in the past, but she reassured me and remained cool/collected, achieving a soft grey tone in one sitting that I was told by multiple other hair designers wouldn't ever be possible on my black hair. The reason I'm giving this place 4/5 stars rather than 5/5 stars is because there was a big miscommunication regarding the pricing of the hair coloring--so to avoid any confusion and angst at the end of your appointment, make sure the pricing is made clear and ideally solidified in writing before any hair dying/cutting begins. read more

I've been coming here since 2017. I had my first full blonde moment here, perms, etc. While I loved how My blonde came out, tommy left me untoned ( extra yellow but nothing a t-18 won't fix" and very gummy texture that eventually resolved. But as the years went on, I come to see Cooki for all my hair needs dying and trimming. Cooki remembers me each time and we have fun and she tells me as it is. If I want to dye my hair and it's not healthy enough, she'll tell me. She's the one to go to! read more

So ever since my first review, I've been coming here about once a month for my trim. I always ask for the same stylist (Sarah), and she consistently does a good job as she knows how exactly I like my hair done. You pay $25 for a cut that would cost $40 or $50 at an American place, which makes me happy enough. read more

I received services from Kelly for a couple of years now , and she is amazing! I have tried hair cuts, perms and colors from her. It looked really natural and nice. She is very professional, and I highly recomend her. She is the best!! read more

I used to go to a place on Buford Hwy before the owner moved to another location. In search of somewhere I could trust my hair with, i did a good amount of research and finally decided to give Park Jun a try. Cookie (yes that's her name :)) was my stylist of the day. I needed a good trim and refresh of my hair color. Cookie, together with her assistant took great care of me. She picked out a beautiful color and did an outstanding job with it (given that it was 7 months ago since I last dyed my hair, my hair color was all kinds of messed up). During the time I was waiting for the color to sink in, Cookie led me to one side of the salon where they had a guest computer. Minutes later, Cookie's assistant came over with a small bag of chips and a stack of magazines. Sipping the green tea I was offered not long after i walked into the salon, I was impressed by Park Jun's hospitality. From dying my hair, washing, trimming, and then to finishing up with a hairstyle, Cookie and her assistant were focused and professional. Cookie was also very patient and took time to teach me some hair styling tricks. And even though I could not speak/understand Korean, we had no trouble understanding each other. In addition to their great service, the price was also very reasonable. Would definitely go back to Park Jun again. read more

I originally came in for a perm consultation, which was booked from 1400-1700. Once I got there, she sat me down and informed me that I could not get a perm due to an old balayage hair treatment I had. I completely understood and opted to just get a trim. As soon as I told my stylist that, everything felt incredibly rushed. I felt like I was running from one chair to the next, even though there weren't that many customers (Also keep in mind that this appt was originally supposed to be until 1700). I asked the stylist that after I let my hair grow out, what kind of perm she recommends I get. Her reply was that my hair was way too SEVERELY thick and wavy to even achieve the look I wanted. She made me feel like something was wrong with my natural hair. This is pretty poor PR. There are probably a 100 ways she could've professionally responded and she chose to say it in a very condescending manner. There are so many salons in the Atlanta area, and I'll definitely take my business somewhere else, and I really recommend that you do too! read more

I've been come here for more they 3 years, I went around other hair salon in the area and found out I will stick with them. They were able to take the same day appointment, reasonable waiting time and good price. I love cookie, she did my hair cut, color and perm, love the result! The only down side is they can be really busy and getting crowded. Guess people know they doing good business! read more

Ask for Rei! She is simply awesome!! I got my hair cut and colored today (copper brown-ish color), and I love it. Upon finishing up, Rei asked me whether I'd like to straighten my hair or have some curls at the end, and I wanted curls. She made those beautiful curls by using a flat iron, and I just love them so much! (Now I'm actually thinking about getting a perm). Thanks Rei! I do not speak Korean but we had no trouble in understanding each other. Rei really knows what she is doing and she is very good at it! I walked in this morning (11am on a Saturday) without an appointment and was told to come back in a hour. The service was great and their staff were all very nice. My experience at Park Jun's was just great. I am so happy that I went there today (instead of the other nearby place where the staff were so impatient) and really enjoy my new hair style. Will definitely come back again! read more

Rei messed up my coloring, it was so spotty with uneven dye even some were over bleach and some were still dark and they still got the nerve to want to charge me 120 for another hair session because they said they could make it even out! How dare they! Worst hair experience ever! read more

I love going here to get my hair cut since it always comes out perfect. But... I decided I wanted to color my hair black to blonde ombré and made an appointment. After sitting and getting my hair process for three hours, the stylist then discuss the price for me and it was outrageous(don't want to mention the price, too ashamed that I had paid for a crappy job; since I assume prices would range 80-140)!! I was shock after hearing the price and on top of that the horrible results. I was really disappointed in the results I had when my bottom half of my hair was super bleach blonde and the top was an orange tint. I didn't see any ombré effect but some people love how my hair look and some people questioned why I only dye half my head bc they didn't see the ombré effect. Not only that, a few pieces of my hair wasn't even dye at all so I had a chuck of black on top of my blonde/orangish hair. I came back a week after getting my hair dye and chopped off 6-8 inches bc the dye damaged my hair so bad. After cutting it I can finally run my fingers through my hair without it knotting. I'm really upset with the amount of money I paid for something that didn't come out right. Next time I'll ask in advance of how much it will be and don't go by the listed price of $80 they had have on there menu and who can actually do the process correctly. But for cuts, definitely go for it! read more

I had bad experiences here. The hair tech had bad attitude when I asked can you trim little bit more of my front bang because it's getting into my eyes. Then she was like "WHERE?" I also asked ahead that I wanted my hair to be straight by using flatiron. So, she refused to use flatiron because she said it's straight with the blow dry. I didn't ask her to curl my hair at the end, which she did it. I repeated that I wanted it go be flat and straight. She was like you don't it like this?? So, I just ended it. It's ok. Thank you! I was not happy with the service and customer service at all. read more

I would give this at least four stars, given their excellent service and quality. But I am not sure that I'll go there again. When I went today for my cut, I was quite surprised that they had raised their prices. I was told that they started that this year. But I know that's not true because I went there shortly after the New Year, and nothing had changed. I think for a men's cut, $25 is a bit steep. read more

Came here once because I love how Koreans cut hair. The place is full of women hairstylists. The service was great and my hair came out looking good, but the only thing is that it is hard for me to communicate with the stylist or carry a conversation. All of the hairstylists only speaks Korean. read more

Kelly has cut my hair twice. She takes her time. It's very rare to find a stylist that can cut naturally curly hair well. She does it like it's second nature. I really like this salon. I recommend it. read more