I had never heard of I Catchers until a friend recommended I try it. I'm so glad I did! I went in…read morewith dead hair--the Louisiana weather has taken its toll on texture (dry and at times frizzy), color (blond had turned to dull gray), style (unrecognizable long bob), daily do (pulled back into nape--of-the-neck ponytail). Overall, my once curly, sometimes wildly glamorous hair had turned witchy and unmanageable. Tory, whose hair looked like what I wanted on my head, asked me questions about what I wanted, played with my hair, talked about styles, products, and our dogs, then worked her magic. When she was finished, my hair was silky, beautifully styled with a side part, and my blond highlights suddenly appeared again. I'll be back next week for more color magic.

Great people who do fabulous work! I have only been here twice & was very satisfied. After the…read morefirst time they sent me a little thank you! I also referred a friend & after she went I received another thank you. They are not like big chain salons that seem to forget to thank their clients! Thank you I Catchers! See you soon!!

Unfortunately, I didn't have the best experience during my recent visit, and I wanted to share why…read more I had an appointment scheduled for early afternoon and arrived on time, only to be asked to wait in the seating area. I waited for 30 minutes before being greeted by my stylist, and then another 15 minutes before being taken to the wash bowl. After the wash, I was told to wait again--this time for another 30 minutes--before finally being brought over for my color treatment. Once the color was applied, I was moved to a different area to let it sit, but it ended up sitting in my hair for over an hour while my stylist, Jerica Lafayette, worked on another client. This was concerning, as permanent hair dye typically shouldn't be left in for more than 30-45 minutes. After her other client was finished, I waited an additional 10 minutes before being brought back to the wash bowl. From there, I was placed in a chair for my blowout. During the blow-drying process, the stylist began at my roots instead of the ends and tugged roughly through my hair, which was tangled and dry at the tips. The blowout felt rushed, and I ultimately left with frizzy, curly ends that didn't reflect the quality I expected. This was really disappointing, especially since I was so excited to support a Black-owned salon. I still left a tip out of courtesy, but spending nearly 5 hours there for such an underwhelming experience was incredibly disheartening.

Got my hair done the other day, silk press, deep conditioner and trim and I must say my hair has…read morelasted beautifully. It looks and feels healthy. Victoria did a great job! I like the atmosphere of the shop. It's quiet, professional and friendly. I'll be back for sure.

I thought a Groupon for a baylage and the hair stylist didn't disappoint. It takes me a day or two…read moreto really see and appreciate what has been done to my hair. My friends and family could see how great it looked right away. I agree with my friends and family, the baylage came out wonderful. The shop itself is an old house filled with all the charm you'd expect out of an old home.

My dealings with the owner Alicia was one of the worst mistakes I ever made…read more I made a deal with her to open my business Permanent Makeup in the second cottage. I discussed my terms with her and was very clear about the details of my agreement to move my location to her second building. Especially that I would not have her compete for any reason with my business. After scraping the windows of years of tape from the hurricane scares, scrubbing the floors and all sorts of cleanup efforts, ordered the furniture, set up the business, got the inspection, and was ready to start recouping my time and money and sweat equity investment in her location, she asked if I would take the third building, being the nice person I and thinking that she would help me realize my dream of increasing my business, as I was helping her increase hers I agreed. What a financial disaster for me , that turned into a 2 month waiting for tenants to leave, then painting the three rooms for her, I was to get only 2 rooms, doing all I could to help her realize her dreams of fixing up all the building at her location and!!!!! she shows her gratitude by changing the deal complete, wanting me to have one room only ( after painting and fixing up her third building) and making the income agreement we first made, which we both were to do well, to only her doing well and totally taking over my business. I could not be around someone with that lack of integrity. Guess what after my helping her what does she do she hires someone to do permanent makeup - I hope that poor person made a iron tight contract with Alicia because her business could be in great jeopardy If you want to do business with her here is a heads up BEWARE!!!

Jasmine Tousant is a fantastic stylist!!! I met her while shopping with family in Ulta, Corporate…read moreBlvd. Baton Rouge, LA. She is extremely helpful, intuitive and customer-oriented. I am currently a blonde/Platinum (photos posted on her page, "Gorgeous Blonde") who transitioned from black/red color. I decided to straighten my hair for a length check so I booked shampoo/conditioning/flat iron/quick trim with Jasmine. She is timely and professional. The process may have lasted about an hour; however, time essentially flew by with the exchange in conversation during the services! She took the time to explain the products used during the process, which i appreciated. I complimented her on her radiant skin and she shared her beauty regimen! She also revealed that she provides makeup tips and offers makeup services. A one stop shop! I am beyond elated with the services I received and now am a regular client! Visit her and you will not be disappointed!

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