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    Snip Salon and Gallery

    4.6 (34 reviews)
    Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    This is supposed to be FULL highlights and lowlights. Sloppiest, most lazy job ever. Barely any of either.
    Victoria L.

    Whomever came up with the saying "hell has no fury like a woman scorned" knew what they were talking about. I decided to go to Snip Salon after my last hair dresser really messed up my blonde coloring and highlights. THE MOST IMPORTANT thing to me, was getting the highlights right. I picked Snip Salon based on reviews (probably by friends and family) on the Cave Creek Infamous Bulletin Board on Facebook. Here was my experience: 1) Called the salon to book appointment. Got message machine. No one called me back for more than two days 2) Called again to try to book appointment. Someone picked up and told me that they don't really have a front desk person, so this is why no one called me back. Made an appointment for a Saturday with Heather. 3) Called back again and spoke to the owner Kenny. Told him that I wanted to be sure that I had someone who really knew how to color blondes because I needed a four-month long disaster color corrected. He assured me that all of their stylists had at least 10 years experience and Heather would be really good with Blonde. 4) Got schedule for a job interview the Thursday before my appointment. So called again and asked if they had anyone who could help me pretty please, as I really wanted my hair to look nice for my job interview. Got booked with Julie. 5) Arrived for my 4:15pm appointment on Tuesday. A young girl was behind the front desk. She did not look up at me, nor welcome me, nor greet me. This is my first experience at the salon. Remember, it takes 7 seconds to make a first impression and SEVEN in person meetings to make up for a first impression. A male was taking care of someone's hair. I presume it was the owner. He did not look up, greet me or welcome me. Several other people were doing hair or milling about. 6) 4:34pm. I have still not been greeted or welcomed by anyone. A woman finishes someones hair. She goes about her business, cleans her station, talks a few moments with her co-worker and then finally wanders over to say hello. 7) I sit down and explain that I have long blonde hair with some grey roots coming in, that I had a bad color job done previously, that it was super important to me to get the color right. Requested blonde highlights, looking as natural as possible for my ash blonde base, with a little bit of extra highlighting around my face. She showed me a photo of a girl with super ash blonde and very chunky lowlights. I said no, I wanted lots of smaller, even slices of highlights and lowlights that would match my base, so that when my hair grew back in, it would look most natural. I also requested and PAID for FULL HIGHLIGHTS AND LOWLIGHTS. Not partial. 8) What I received was, overly blond hair, with highlights, lowlights not close to the roots. Chunky lowlights, the color of caramel, not ash. Two inches plus of extra highlights around face - looking washed out, not natural or subtle. And by far the most sloppy, lazy full highlights I've ever seen. There are gaps everywhere, hardly any highlights or lowlights and well, I might as well have just done partial, because that's what it looks like. 9) After spending $200, I have hair color that looks like it was done by a beginner at beauty school or amateur at best. I was very communicative about what I wanted and needed and to say I am disappointed is an understatement. Do your research. Save your money. Go somewhere else. It is not worth the money.

    My new look!
    Patricia B.

    Got my nails done next door and came across thus little salon. Decided to make an appointment. They do appointments on line via Vagaro. I met with my hair dresser Amber. I wanted an entire new look. Gave her some ideas via Pinterest. I told her that it was in her hands. She gave me a nice hair shampoo with scalp massage. She took her time cutting my hair as well as styling it. As she was styling, she went over how to care and style my hair at home. She showed me options how change up my look. I love my new hair!

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    Heather at Snip Salon did an excellent job washing and styling my hair. It was my first time in the salon.

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    Been going to Ashley for the last few years. She is great with color and cut! You won't be disappointed!

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    Rachel was great. I will return. Good size salon with about six chairs. Next door to Happy Feet which is great for a pedicure. They

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    Ashley is the best hair dresser I've ever had! She never disappoints!!! 10/10 recommend

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    Amazing place! Highly recommend, I drive all the way from Tempe just to go here. It's worth it!

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    Scottsdale Art Walk - The Marshall Gallery of Fine Art

    Scottsdale Art Walk

    4.5(33 reviews)
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    Scottsdale Art Walk is a famous event. It takes place every Thursday from roughly 6-9 p.m. in Old…read moreTown Scottsdale. Prior to going, I thought to myself: what can possibly make this weekly event so amazing. I thought I would be underwhelmed, Boy, was I wrong! I checked out the Art Walk for the first time in February. It took me a little while to find parking. Scottsdale has plenty of free street parking (which I always appreciate), including surface lots, but this is a popular event. After circling around for a few minutes, I was able to find a spot. In my opinion, here's the best way to enjoy the experience...have it come to you organically. Which is tough to say coming from someone who is a planner. Just walk around and walk into any and all of the art galleries that seem interesting to you. Of course, you can visit all of these galleries outside of the Scottsdale Art Walk. What makes this experience different is that rather than closing around 5 p.m., they keep their doors open late. Many of them will also offer complimentary drinks including wine, champagne, and cocktails. Awesome! With it being Scottsdale, you'll see a focus on Western and Native American art. That is not by any means the extent of what you'll find though. Some art galleries specialize in other styles of painting including surrealism, abstract art, French impressionism, or pointillism. Are y'all impressed with my knowledge of art? All of the art books I read when I was a kid are coming in clutch now. The art is generally quite expensive so I didn't buy anything but I still very much enjoyed the experience. You're also likely to find entertainment on the streets e.g. musicians and street performers. My favorite of the bunch I saw was a Native American performance. There are also Gold Palette Walks which are special versions of the weekly Scottsdale Art Walk. I haven't been to one of these, so I can't touch on how they compare, but I would like to at some point. I feel like a Scottsdale Art Walk is an experience all locals should check out at some point!

    The Scottsdale weekly Thursday art walk is a great date night activity. Watch for the gold pallet…read moreones for extra activities going on like artists painting live and wine and cheese at the galleries. Nice to combine with the nearby Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art that also has free/donation based entry on Thursday evenings.

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    Wonderspaces Arizona - One of the exhibits

    Wonderspaces Arizona

    4.1(257 reviews)
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    The exhibits were pretty creative and fun! I loved that most of them were super interactive…read more Beautiful installations of lights for sure. Selection of the art was good. The staff were also super helpful. I think it was worth coming here for sure.

    A nice unique thing to do in Scottsdale when you want to cool off from the oven-like conditions…read moreoutside but still want to wander around on your feet. Wonderspaces is basically a poor-man's TeamLabs. Large scale immersive and sometimes interactive artpieces arranged in a minimal modernist setting. When I first looked to go here it looked like it was only operating 5 days a week but to my surprise and delight they were open on the Monday that I was in town, so naturally I grabbed myself a ticket for a mental diversion from my workcation otherwise holed up in my hotel. When you check-in, a nice old man explains all the exhibits and points out a few highlights, one of which is a piece where you have to sit still for 20 minutes and let "3 robuts" draw you - cuz when else do you get drawn by a robot? (Well, in the age of AI, is it all that different?) Thankfully it wasn't too crowded when I went otherwise it could get quite backlogged waiting to sit for a digital caricaturist! This was probably the most tedious of the works, so I'll start here, as I had to get the host's attention and he came over and did some set up with the robot arms and the nearby tablet's app. He made small talk with me so as to keep my gaze steady as the robots with their webcams and drawing arms started their work. After a few minutes he left me alone but insisted I stay seated still until all the robots were done. One of the robots worked on me for an extra 8 minutes, so this felt more like a dental appointment than a fun electronic experiment. Another work was very reminiscent of teamlabs with dangling strings of LED lights They made such a big deal of each light having its own IP address, which was an implementation detail that really should not have needed oversharing. The work spoke for itself and the lights synchronized to the music immersively. Another fun one was large dots flipping in such a way that you could tell was capturing your motion and playing it back. And some 3D models spun at high speed with flickering lights to make it look like they were pulsing. Then there was the uninteresting video about a boy growing up awkwardly. Didn't seem to fit the theme of the exhibit. The last large scale piece were large plastic takeout bags almost recalling the nihilism from American Beauty and the futility of consumerism - which I think is the underlying principle that got me to spend money in this museum in the first place. A big crowd pleaser which was a large suspended tapestry was out of commission - you could see it but it was lowered for maintenance, so I missed out on that. Anyway, was it a good diversion? I'm satisfied.

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