I went to get my phone repaired in Chinatown and while they were fixing my phone, I decided to…read moreexplore the nearby shops. I have really long hair and wanted to get a trim since a long time but it just never happened. So while I was peeking at the shops around, I saw this salon and just went inside to check it out. I saw the rates and I found the place really reasonable (read, cheap) i.e. $22 for a trim! I have always loved the hair of Asian people and because the hair dresser was also an Asian (his name is Atin), I felt like giving it a try. I am Indian with naturally straight hair and felt comfortable with him cutting my hair because Asians understand straight hair like no one else! I must say I was pretty impressed with what he had done to my hair. It was more than just a trim, he gave me such pretty layers and he din't even wet my hair before cutting it. Sometimes when they wet your hair before cutting it, you tend to overestimate your hair length (especially when it comes to the length of your bangs!!!) but it was pretty clear to me how short he was cutting my hair. Highly recommend this place! Oh, and Atin rocks!!

Atkin has done it again. I showed him some pictures and told him what I wanted. Of course it turned…read moreout great. I went to someone else while he was on vacation and it was a big mistake because the lady gave me yellow highlights and cut my hair uneven so I went back to Atkin and he fixed my hair all back up. I seriously will never go to any one else as long as he's around. He's never been rude to me so I don't know what other people are talking about. He is very passionate about his work and always styles my hair before I leave. His prices are very reasonable and I never had used the groupon. He's the best no doubt.

Great salon. Fair prices and a wonderful staff. Lisa is a top notch stylist!!! I am always…read moresatisfied with the service Thrive Salon provides.

I was in the market for a new salon to help me maintain the color block hair style I had. I first…read moretried them in May 2023, and have been returning for touch-ups every other month. Unfortunately, I experienced a tremendous amount of breakage when I moved to Thrive Salon to maintain my color style, even with every intervention and variable that I was able to control myself. (Tons of hair masks, silk bonnets, only air drying, wide-toothed combs rather than brushes, regular haircuts, high end shampoo/conditioner for color-treated hair, changing shampoo/conditioner to another color-safe one, oil sprays... you name it). I kept up with 7 week appointments at my stylist's request to help "minimize damage", but it didn't seem to do anything but put me out of more money, and result in me having less hair. I was dilligent about asking my stylist to do a "breakage check" every time I sat in her chair to try to prevent this. She always said everything looked great. In November, during my normal appointment, I cited that I was noticing substantial breakage. I should have listened to my gut when my stylist responded to my concerns with a surprise, stating "you usually see that up here" while pointing to my scalp. (In hindsight... yikes.) Despite my concerns that day, she didn't seem to heed additional cautions or change her approach. On that same day I cited bad breakage, she lifted a new brunette section of my hair (at my request in a desperate attempt to keep my hair style) *extremely* fast. What normally needs 3 sessions to go from my brunette to our target shade of blonde she somehow achieved in 1 with my roots, and could do in 2 to my ends. She was both surprised and excited at "how light it got" during my wash out. It seemed like she never had full control over her color processing, and didn't even know what she was expecting it to do. Needless to say, all of that hair started breaking in the following weeks, plus other strands. When I went to another salon to get a haircut (I find their haircuts to be outrageously priced at Thrive), the woman shared her concern with me on the health of my hair. She even questioned if Olaplex was being left out of my mix. I didn't have an answer. This salon, despite the high price tag, also doesn't include a basic rough dry for color services to check their work. They let people paying nearly $200 for color walk out with sopping wet hair. The manager assured that a rough dry ("not blow out, that was extra") was normal for color, so stylists could check their work before the customer leaves, but I was handed a blow dryer by the rinser last visit to do it myself while my stylist moved onto another client entirely. She didn't even check on me or say goodbye. It felt wrong. I was paying ~$250 every 8 weeks but couldn't get a rough dry? I had to drive home with wet hair? Despite the poor outcome with their color service, I also observed that I was being charged different ways and different prices for my exact same service every time I went. I was never given a heads up about the price differences, and only found out at the register after my stylist had left. At one point, I was charged for a haircut that I declined in the chair. (Thankfully I noticed!) After I was rung up, I told the man at the desk, and he quickly said "oh, well you got your hair dried, so we have to charge you for a blowout". The price of the blowout helped them retain all of the mischarge for the haircut I never got. It felt very shady to me. (Remember how the rough dry was supposed to be included?) Generally, I find this salon to be very expensive for the skill I was shown. I thought the price I was paying for my color blocking was fair, but seeing that I had so much breakage, maybe it was over-priced like some of their other a la carte menu. ($75 for a *trim* is too rich for my blood.) I'm leaving an extra star despite my experience because when I did have a chance to speak with the salon manager, she was open to feedback, stayed true to her promises of when she would get back to me, and offered a refund for the past haircut/blowout fiasco I retold above. She understandably stood behind her staff, but I was disappointed that the stylist's word was always taken over the customer's. (I have no reason to lie about a service I didn't receive....) They also got me in quickly around the very busy holidays when I called and let them know more of my hair was breaking and I needed to come in to resolve it with my stylist. I appreciate them doing that for me. One last shoutout - Jen at the wash station was seriously a highlight of my experience. Love her and wish the best for her.

I went there a few months ago. asked for long layers and bangs. the women Donna literally cut one…read morelayer about an inch above the bottom of my hair and never raised my hair and angled it. I didn't realize till I went home so now I have to pay someone else to cut my hair again. never again!

HG recently moved from Marlton Crmissing to Route 73 - Marlton - definitely downgraded for…read morefinancial reasons. No longer a warm, separate establishment, but in a Miscellaneous Building with other salons under one roof - no water pressure, no more amenities, I.e. coffee, small snacks, privacy, and a warm feeling. Definitely downgraded but I just paid over $200 for partial highlights and hairstyle - bringing my own hair products as well. They will be losing msny customers - sad to say - as it's not the same quality since their move - nothing against the stylists -,they are still great - but not their new residence.

This place really screwed my daughter's hair up. Mostly just the owners inability to color properly…read morenot cut. After taking her someplace else and getting feedback from other colorists it's clear she just didn't know what she was doing. Try someplace else.

Came in initally for a color correction consultation that went well. Because there was not enough…read moreproduct to go through with the whole process at the time, we decided to at least trim my ends. We agreed to cut ONLY 2 inches of hair. I came into the salon with 20 inches of hair, now I have 12. It was supposed to be "even" but I was left lopsided and significantly shorter. The products used on my hair left my hair extremely dry and dull. Not to mention that there was a roach that crawled up the wall and onto the hair station where I was seated. I returned to the salon the day after and requested a refund. Was never given an apology, my complaints brushed off. I was told that they "should" be able to refund me and the manager would be in contact. 4 days later, I haven't received a call, they have not answered their phone.

I should probably start by saying I'm loyal to my artist. Was going to say stylist, but she's just…read moreso much more than that. I've been seeing her since I was in 8th grade... fast forward 11 years later. I stopped seeing her once I moved away for college, and all it took was me seeing one other person ONCE to say screw this, and I would fly back home to get my hair done at HG. And then I moved to Boston and it became impractical for me to keep going home, so I did find someone I liked (also triple the price, one of those fancy fancy places), but once I moved back to NJ and saw my artist for the first time in a couple of years.... oh man. She did my hair and spun my chair around, and I just thought to myself "what the hell have I been doing?" I was wasting my time and money anywhere else! I have so much confidence in my artist that sometimes I'll walk in and let her decide what we're going to do. NOT ONCE have I ever been unhappy. I now have my husband, grandmother and aunt seeing her. She is dedicated, sweet and just damn good at making her clients feel like goddesses! Now I'm sure you're wanting a name if you're reading this, and I thought about not giving it out because I don't want to share... LOL... but she deserves the praise and the business. My hair miracle worker is Danielle G! Photos are a two month process of taking me lighter and cooler.

came in asking for a pretty chocolate brown (my hair had gold ish balayage) and I jus wanted it go…read moreall be one color and be brown. I left with jet black hair and over $200 wasted. I went back and told them to correct it and they left my under parts of my hair pitch black and lightened the top. my hair is extremelt damaged now. I wasted my money my time and now have dead hair . worst experience ever.

By far the worst service I have ever received. Will never return…read more My haircut is uneven in a multitude of ways and since I left with it curled I didn't realize until I straightened it at home. I called on a Friday asking to speak to the manager, was told she doesn't come in until Wednesday (?), went in on Wednesday to show just how awful this cut is and she says "we do not offer refunds, I can fix it for you." I tell her this is the second instance and I refuse to sit in her or anyone else's chair. I mention I do not see any sign that says they do not offer refunds. Her response is "that would look tacky" ??? Seriously, do not go here. If only zero stars were an option.

I have been getting my haircut here for at least 5 years. The girls who work here/own this place…read moreare all really great. They work quickly, and have excellent customer service. When my usual stylist Stephanie is not available when I need to come in, I am always happy with the cut I get from on of the other stylists. I'm glad to be the first to review The Style Lounge! p.s. It's 2 doors down from a soft pretzel place, which always ruins my dinner plans.

As a regular "Joe" that frequents Super Cuts or Hair Cuttery I decided to treat myself as today is…read morethe first day we are able to get haircuts due to Carona. Well..... All I can tell you is that I now understand the difference between a professional Salon and a haircut factory. My barber was Robert (I believe he's the owner) was clearly a professional that takes pride in his work. The result was an amazing cut. I STRONGLY recommend this salon. Treat yourself. Totally worth it!!!!

As someone who is extremely picky about my hair, it is very important for me to have a hairdresser…read morethat I can trust. I was recommended this salon and was more than pleased with Robert for his excellent services and hospitality. Robert made sure to fully understand what I wanted done to my hair before he started cutting and continued to make sure I was happy with my cut throughout the process. The salon was clean and followed all safety protocols. I will definitely be visiting again and would highly recommend this salon to anyone else.

Salon Impulse is a little-known gem of a hair salon in Williamstown, New Jersey…read more Erica is an amazing stylist and colorist. I've been getting so many compliments since my last appointment with you that I thought I should stop taking all the credit and pass on some appreciation to the person who's actually responsible for my new look - you! I'm so grateful to be in your capable hands.

it's been about 15 years since I went to a true salon to get my hair cut. After years of going to a…read morefranchise and dying my own hair, I decided to splurge and go to Salon Impulse. I called the day before to get an appointment and was accommodated right away. The salon is clean and open. They do waxing in a separate room so you are not in public view of everyone. Lori was great, and helped me with picking a great color and gave me an awesome cut! Brought life back to my hair. While the color was processing, I was offered coffee or bottled water, which I thought was the PERFECT touch. I found it to be very reasonably priced, about $75 for a color, cut/blow dry & style & lip wax. I will definitely go back!