I had my hair and makeup done for my wedding here as well as my whole bridal party and my mom. We…read morehad a great experience. All the stylists were wonderful and seemed to care if we liked how we looked and were all happy. Only bad thing I can say is one of my bridesmaids had an updo and it started to fall apart an hour after we left.

Poor service and quality all around. I've given this salon numerous chances in hopes it would get…read morebetter, but am saddened to say, I will never go here again. First time I came here, I requested a stylist who is skilled in balayage. The receptionist said that everyone here knows how to do balayage. I said ok, but please schedule me with someone who has extensive experience with it. I show up to my appointment and show the stylist a picture of how I want my hair. It's nothing difficult...very close to my original color. I just needed some refreshed highlights. I specifically said I do not want to be blonde. I want to remain brunette with a few lived-in blonde highlights. The result was the opposite of what I said. I was completely blonde! Like, white blonde! And it was not lived-in. She placed the highlights directly up to my scalp. When I got home my kids literally said it looked like I had gray hair. It was horrible. I called the salon and they got me back in to add more brunette back, which was great. I showed the stylist the same picture as I did the day before and pointed out how it should be mostly brunette, not blonde, and the color does not start at the scalp, that it should have more of a lived-in placement. She argued a little by stating that she thought the highlights started at the scalp. I zoomed in to show her they don't and that this is what "lived-in" means. I knew then and there I would never be back for my hair. Second experience: I needed to get a gel manicure. The person doing my nails completely missed parts of my nail leaving them bare! Multiple nails were not fully painted. Third experience: Decided to try a different nail tech in hopes for a better experience. The new person was definitely better with attention to detail, but she did not have a pleasant "bedside manner." She insulted me to the point that I left crying. I had been going through a particularly difficult time in my life and her comments about my nail color selection and personal preference broke me. You know when you just get to a point that you can't take any more stress? That's where I was at. Getting your nails done should be a positive, uplifting experience. You should never leave a salon feeling worse about yourself. I left a private review of my experience via email over two weeks ago and they didn't even reply to apologize. Three strikes and you're out, Ella's.

Hey, I think I might be the first to review this place! (I hope that's true, it'd be awkward if I…read moremade a mistake and wrote that, and then wasn't) Anyway, my two friends and I went here to get our hair done for a wedding. One of us was the bride and two of us were bridesmaids. They had enough people on hand to to start the bride and one bridesmaid at the same time, and they took about an hour. I went last and was a bit crunched for time at that point, but was able to get a good hairstyle in about 40 minutes. The stylists were friendly, the prices were FANTASTIC (seriously - $35 for an updo?! I live in California. That's UNHEARD OF. Small-town Minnesota is sure great for some things...) and the place was nice and clean. The stylist even offered to trim my bangs for me while she was at it, and didn't charge me anything extra for that. I can solidly recommend it for wedding hair.

I normally keep my hair short, but because of the COVID thing and my favorite salon closing, I…read moretried Studio 71 Salon. In the 3 years since my last hair cut, my hair was down to my waist. Since I was having it cut really short, they asked me if I had considered donating my hair. I said I was. So they braided my hair, cut off the braids, bagged it for me, and gave me the address to which I could send it (Wigs 4 Kids). I got a fantastic hair cut and will be going back every time I need a trim. They also cut my husband's hair and trimmed his beard and did a fantastic job for him. Everyone was friendly, the salon was clean and neat, and it was a great experience for both of us. I highly recommend them.

Geri is wonderful. Easy to make appointments, understands what looks best. Great advise of hair…read moreproducts.

I was racially profiled by their receptionist, even after I raisend my concerns she was not…read moreapologetic at all.

I've been going to Salon Alexis (an hour's drive from home!) for years for pedicures, waxing, etc…read more because of the convenience of online booking and comfort of the space. But I wanted to add a review now because I've recently had two great curly haircuts with Hannah, the new owner. The salon doesn't currently emphasize curly cuts in their advertising, so I wanted to let other people wearing their hair curly know that you can find someone with those skills and attentiveness to what the client wants here. Hannah asked lots of detailed questions about what I was looking for. She also did a dry cut, styled with a diffuser, and checked in regularly about the style. I'm thrilled to have this resource in my (sort of) backyard.

Clara, Lisa and Carley will treat you to a great experience as they are three generations of…read moreexperienced stylists. Whether it's hair, nails, pedicures, or even a prosthetic wig (if needed), you can't get much better than these gals. Alicia will take your appointment and greet you with a friendly smile when you walk in. They will give you comprehensive personal service with class, and won't let you leave until you are satisfied with your stunning new look, or just to freshen-up your existing one. Clara has been in the business for 50+ years and all three have a remarkable client base who aren't just customers...they become friends as well. Whether you're a "local" or here vacationing in the warmer months, give them a call and they will get your look the way YOU want it. I even bring my son there and Carley always does a fantastic job. If you've never been in, give them a call or walk in for an appointment. A cup of coffee, a treat, and a fresh look await you in this fantastic establishment.

A great, family run shop. Excellent skills and care for the customer. I enjoyed it very much.read more

I have been a CONSTANT client for years!! Mimi and Kevin have an incredible work ethic, loyal crew,…read moretalented and flexible staff, and the most friendly environment. It's like going to a friend's house I wouldn't consider ANYONE ELSE

Sydney and her friend received pedicures, and I had a dip powder manicure. Unfortunately, none of…read morethe services justified the high price. The pedicures were incredibly rushed, with very little attention to detail or care. My dip manicure was especially disappointing. I regularly get dip powder at another salon, and it typically lasts for weeks with no chipping or lifting of the overlay. This time, I left with uneven shaping, sloppy polish lines, and visible residue along my cuticles. Within two days, the dip was already chipping, which should not happen with a properly applied dip system. For the amount charged, I expected precision, cleanliness, and durability. Instead, the entire experience felt hurried and careless. I would not return based on this visit.

Price is right one hell of a nice guy and gives a great haircut he'll talk your ear off couldn't…read moreask for a better barber

If you want to experience a true, old style, craftsman at work, this is your place. There is one…read morechair, one man, and decades of memories. And if you want a slice of what was, and what should be, this is your place. There's nothing fancy you will find at Dwaine's barbershop. There's no computers, no up selling, only a genuine, real working man doing what he does best and doing what he loves. This was my first time at this man's shop. He has my undivided loyalty going forward. No frills, no nonsense haircut. Exactly what I wanted, more importantly, it's what I needed. You can go to your fancy salons, your chain haircut, places, and you'll get a decent cut, chances are, but when will you ever tell a story of where you got your haircut, and remember it decades, later? He is doing what he knows, what he loves, and I get the feeling he's doing it less for himself, and rather more for the community and his loyal customers. And he has loyal customers, without a doubt. No one's haircut took more than 10 minutes, and everyone was more than satisfied. I watched generations of people slide in and out of his chair, and I listened to him, talk to every single one of those people, patiently, lovingly, like a true artisan. I get the feeling people go there for more than just a haircut. You can get that anywhere. But if you want an experience, what this town stands for, the way life should be, put your money where your mouth is. Take your hair and your butt, and sit it down and Dwaine's barber chair, and while you're sitting there, talking to him, telling him whatever you want to tell him, knowing he has heard better and worse stories than whatever you will ever share. Recognize the fact that some better and some worse people have sat in the same chair that you are sitting in. You're not paying for a haircut when you go to Dwaine's. You're paying for the belief in small-town America, hometown values, and maybe that a better day will come again a day, when a simple, honest, hard-working man can survive and prosper in this world that's clearly moving faster than the clippers he so expertly wields. Do yourself a favor: get a haircut at Dwayne's and hope and pray that you will sit in the waiting room and be able to listen to the old-timers talk about the way things were. Listen to the stories, you hear, floating about, and revel in the laughter and joy perfect strangers share with each other in this small town hallowed Hall. Most importantly, say hi to Dwaine's and recognize that life can be good, just stay true to yourself. You won't regret it. As they say, the only true things that people regret in life are the things they never did. So stop in, get your hair cut, get your soul straight, and then walk over to the corner, bakery and reward yourself. Reward the place you live. Cherish your surroundings, and put your money where your mouth and life call home.

Ellee snuck me in for a quick walk-in hair trim. She evened everything out (from my bad DIY…read morehaircut) and got me in and out in under 15 minutes. Clothing at the front of the store was also on a 30% off sale so my fiancé and I got a couple sweatshirts too.

The fact that this was the ONLY salon in town that I could get an appointment for several days…read moreshould have been a warning to me. Correna did my haircut. She was really going at it with the thinning scissors. I have baby fine hair. I saw it was really short, but when I got home, I really noticed just how bad it was. The first pic is what I requested, the 2nd pic is what I got. I emailed the owner and she has not responded.