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Ysassi and Company

5.0 (5 reviews)
Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm

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Absolutely love my hair and the people there! Such a cute and friendly atmosphere!! Emily Romero is the best

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Victory Salon

Victory Salon

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(44 reviews)
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I had Kim at this salon prior, doing same exact thing and was happy. She relocated I tried the…read morehighest level stylist there currently. After extensive talking, pictures, and signed a paper- all stating heavy bleach highlight. I had baby light looking highlights very natural at end of appointment. I didn't get any concern from salon after calling the week of and salon actually stated she seen stylist put heavy highlight. Nobody can tell i got my hair done. I have been doing this style for years and it was most amount of my natural ever left out during a highlight I have ever experienced. I got told I was wrong from the salon and it was heavy. The salon has done this for me before. This it was not even in the ballpark of the same thing. Anyhow I have an appointment somewhere else to get heavy blonde highlights and the $225 will be wasted on this place. Didn't get any work really on my hair and the baby hairs in front not done it looks like my natural with some accents. I was also in car with someone during the call they couldn't believe the tone and attitude towards me. The salon and I disagreed. my hair is the proof im not blonde at all, a ton of my natural was left out. Salon kept stating I signed a paper.... Yes correct and that shows im right it's not heavy blonde highlights like we agreed. My hair is short and hardly any bleach used.

Update Review: This is my 2nd time here. My original…read morestylist left, and I was scheduled with someone else. After the initial consult, we did agree that I wanted overall brightness, but I also wanted it to make sense in terms of maintenance since the salon charges by the ounce for product use. She suggested highlighting from root to tip. I have indeed done this before, and with experience colorist, it can be done without orange/brass left in my hair. The root of my hair is supposed to be darker, and the highlights should be cooled. Right now, I feel like my hair has been lit on fire. It's very Orange. When I approached another colorist, she asked if I did this at home. So, you might already guess that I will be fixing this elsewhere. So, first, I had a full foil all over, just leaving my root that had just grown. That was washed off, and more bleach was applied to my roots. After that was washed off and dried, toner was applied. The process took nearly 6 hours. And my stylist, for some reason, kept me turned away from the mirror. She was very nice and seemed to really want this to work. She offered to fix it and kept saying "it's your hair not mine". No, I get it, but do you get it? Can you really say this is your best work? Most colorists I love are obsessed with sending their clients out perfect. Is this work you can be proud of? No but you don't want to eat the cost either - I get it. I chose not to fix my hair for the following reason: No toning on earth is going to help this. It needs root darkening. I'm not investing anymore time. If she uses more products, I will be charged per ounce. The total was already $420. I added an $80 tip because she genuinely was trying and was quite pitiful. I felt bad for her, and she seemed to need a win more than I did. Together, I've spent almost $1000 (2 total visits) to come out looking like I did a home coloring job - is laughable. I think the pricing structure is a bit unrealistic given the experience. I also blame myself. I felt like maybe I should have look elsewhere since I wasn't fond of the salon to begin with, but I was lazy.

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