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Barber Lounge

4.0 (1 review)
Open • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Haircut and shave

Shave only

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The Salon of Arlington

The Salon of Arlington

3.5(10 reviews)
7.7 mi
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I have a big ol' mess of hair. It always kind of floors stylists when they first see it. 'Oh my…read moregosh, you have two heads of hair.' So, obviously, I need a hair wrangler, someone who can cut some style into it and make it look great. And I've had some disastrous hairstyles along the way. Thankfully, I was hooked up with Nicole at The Salon of Arlington. The salon itself is clean and bustling. Nicole does an excellent job (and others were creating some very sharp styles on their clients -- I did see a man in there too, so, men -- don't be shy!) -- she was able to wade through my 'I think that I want this..' mumblings and came up with a modern cut that looks great washed and hair-dryed or styled. For $35 dollars for a style, you can't beat it.

If you want to feel beautiful and pampered when you walk out of a salon (what woman doesn't?!) then…read moreAVOID THIS PLACE. I've been getting my hair washed and blow dried at other salons with no issues. Wash. Blow dry. Simple. However, this salon, specifically Jessica, took what was a simple task and turned it into more work for me. First of all, Jessica was unprepared - stated that she didn't have her stuff at the salon. First red flag. Secondly, she proceeded to blow dry my hair with a regular brush and a blow dryer. I asked her to please use a round brush and she stated she was just trying to get my hair dry before she used the round brush. And then, proceeded to use the round brush in the same exact way she was using the regular brush to blow dry my hair. Second red flag. As she's working I can feel that heavy dread in my chest of "this woman has no idea what she's doing". I am Indian and after she finished "blow drying" my hair - I looked like I had an afro, LOL. I told her I wasn't happy with how my hair turned out and I said I am not going out looking like this. I then asked if I could use their blow dryer to go ahead and fix my hair. I use some serum or smoothing cream they had at the salon, a round brush, and their blow dryer to fix my hair. When I stated that this is what a blow dry should look like her response was "Well, if I had known that's what you wanted I would've told you I can't do it or don't have time to do it" and then went on to tell me that if I wanted it done that way it would have cost $50. An extra $25 for something she should've been doing in the first place. Then with an insincere and sarcastic tone said "Oh well sorry about that" as she moved onto her next client who mind you, is a white woman. Lastly, when I told her we are gonna have to negotiate the price of this wash and blow dry since I had to do some of the work she refused. I said ya know what I'm gonna give her the $25 for wash and blow dry but I did NOT leave a tip. I could be wrong but, I think she was just upset that she was washing and blow drying a brown woman's hair because she had no problem at all moving on to her next client who was a white woman while I stood there and fixed her mess up. If you decide to come to this salon, DO NOT count on them to tell what you need to know or ask you anything to gain clarity on what you need/want. SPELL IT OUT FOR THEM because they have clearly had a slow life.

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