Joyce does a fabulous job whether she's cutting, styling or coloring. My hair always looks…read morefabulous when I leave.

Used to go to her for my hair trim needs. Today a male threatened myself and another woman outside…read moreof her shop. I asked her to call the police and she told me no, to handle it by myself. I just got accepted to work for a great company and was planning on scheduling not only a hair trim appointment in a few weeks, but the rainbow coloration dyes as well since I'll be working at home and can look how ever I please now. Not anymore! You will never get my business again AND I will be spreading the word that you enable abusers and won't help your fellow woman when she's in trouble. Shameful.

I don't live in Norwich anymore but I needed my nails done while visiting so I checked on Facebook…read morefor some recommendations and ended up coming here. I was very pleased The staff was friendly and talkative. My nails look great and I was impressed with how quickly she did them (but I didn't at all feel rushed). Would definitely come back.

This place is the best! Love going to get my nails done here, always exactly what I wanted. And…read moreRacheal is an artist. If you want someone who keeps up on the newest trends in nails, this should be your go to place.

This is what I paid $30 for. He used thinking sheers on my already thin hair. It's way to short on…read moretop and I have a chunk missing from my right side. This place sucks.

First day they are opened, and I'm so glad I stopped! Beautiful, clean, with many barbers who know…read morehow to cut! I booked David, and he gave me an amazing skin fade! I would recommend this barbershop to anyone who is looking for a great cut!

On October 30, I called and asked for a wash/ trim and was told that it was $25. I went to the shop…read moreand Sheila asked me if I was the one who called for the wash, and I said yes. As soon as I sat down on the chair, she started venting to me about how one of her clients didn't want to pay for the full wash set for their weave. She also stated that the client didn't properly wash their hair and only wanted a roller set because they were too cheap to pay for the full amount. I thought that was very unprofessional! Sheila kept asking me about my studies, which I thought was nice at first but she was testing my knowledge. Sheila even asked me how I paid my tuition at St. John's University and she jokingly said that my parents must be rich after I told her that I wasn't working. I felt very uncomfortable! After she finished my hair, I asked her how much the service was, just to confirm and she said "60" in a low tone of voice. I told Sheila that the lady I spoke to stated that it was $25 and she said every stylist charges different prices....So the owner charges $25 and Sheila charges $60 and they use the same exact products. I'm confused to why the owner charges less?! That doesn't make sense at all! I feel like I was overcharged and she took advantage of me. Honestly the wash, condition, and trim was not worth $60. Natural sisters hair salon only charges $45 included treatment and they are known for natural hair. Shame on you Sheila!

I have very curly unruly hair and Shelia works wonders with it.read more

I was looking for a new place to get highlights done. Neighbors recommended Jen. I made an…read moreappointment and loved the results. Thanks Jen.

I was traveling through the area and found this place using an internet search. Alison was unable…read moreto see me for the time I needed and she referred me to John Reilly, who fit me in with short notice. What a fantastic massage! I've been a massage therapist for 22 years and get a lot of bodywork. John's massage was among the very best I've ever received. I can't recommend him highly enough!

I was in town for a baseball tournament and decided to call for a last min massage. Allison got me…read morein and it was THE BEST massage I have ever had. This place is the best kept secret in town. Allison is a gem. Give her a try. You won't be disappointed!!!!

My partner and I both had massages on a wintery Saturday morning during a weekend getaway to Sharon…read moreSprings. The spa allows for online booking. We were late on the jump because we changed the dates of our trip, and make appointments at different times. Barbara provided both massages in a beautifully decorated room that celebrated Sharon Springs past as a resort town after WWII. Cheryl, the owner, was knowledgable about the area and the history of the town. When I arrived I was invited to the inner waiting area which was nice and warm and served me a delicious loose leaf tea blend. The atmosphere was calming, the staff was easy going and I had plenty of time to relax before we started the massage. Barbara did a fantastic job and made me feel very comfortable and pampered. We really enjoyed the experience and left feeling relaxed and rejuvenated. A great plus was that as compared with where we live, the price was about 30% less. I absolutely recommend the Spring House Spa!

I won my visit in a raffle. Decided to use my gift certificate today. I got Barbara as my massage…read moreperson. I found it to be a pleasant experience. Started out with herbal tea. Barbara explained everything that she was going to do. Pretty sure I got an upgrade. Not only did I get a neck shoulder and head massage, I also got my back massage and my arms as well. A hot towel rub down was pretty good too. The place looked clean to me and had a relaxing feel to it. The soft mellow music helps to relax. I found it to be very relaxing and it right around the corner from my house.

I have never gotten a tattoo before today, so I can't say how this place compares to others, but if…read moreI get another one I'd definitely come back to this place. Everything was super clean and sterile and the people there were very friendly. James did my and my aunts tattoo, and he made us feel very at ease and relaxed. We just got very small, simple tattoos, but they were very well done! 10/10 recommend.

I made an appointment with Daniel based on seeing a tiny bird tattoo on a waitress at a local…read morerestaurant. I wanted something small and was a tattoo virgin, so made an appointment. Daniel was charming, funny, a bit silly, but I liked his style. When we made the appointment, they were supposed to be no bigger than a business card, he said it was definitely doable, but I received a much, much bigger design on both wrists. Again, at 43, I knew nothing about tattoos. I was kind of shocked, trying to just stay calm and cool due to the pain of the tattooing. When finished, I was still in shock. Daniel (who up and left the owner high and dry to go to another studio in Oneonta) told me to come back when they were healed for the second free seating to blacken them in and I did come back, only he wouldn't schedule me. He said it needed more time. He told my young daughter that he didn't like to book non-paying gigs, but I paid up front for everything and of course, tipped. I have been trying to get an appointment for a year and finally gave one last ditch resort to message through Facebook with, "OK, I'm a newbie to the tattoo world, but every seasoned person I talked to said I shouldn't have to hunt down the original artist for my second seating as I already paid for it. I will go somewhere else as the black is so spotty, then review you online wherever I can for just blowing off a client. I needed other work done and will go elsewhere to work with a real professional. I'm on 5 major sites doing recommendations at a senior level and hopefully can spare some others this type of grief. It's just silly on your part because I actually have the cash for other projects and you just don't bother answering or giving me an appointment. Oh well." This was his reply: "I'm out of state. Ill get back to you when I'm back in the shop, sometime next week. Also you could call the shop at any time and schedule an appointment for a touch up. [He told me before just to message, which I did repeatedly for the first few months.] Which is the professional way to do something, not harass and threaten me on Facebook. [He told me to come in, I did, no appointment, he told me to msg, I did, no appt, I waited a month or more between asking.] Sorry for any delays. But for the record I told you I would touch them up about a year or so ago. So please don't give me Sh*t and slander my name (wich is illegal by the way its called defamation of character). So again sorry I didn't get back to you right away, since yesterday. [He himself admits to not giving me an appointment for a year, so not sure why yesterday was brought in] But you have been dragging this on for over a year and expect me to jump at the whim of your convenience and a dollar. That is not fare to me in the least bit. Now I'm going to get back to the 1100 more miles I have to drive to get back home." In the end, another studio did the final seating without charging me for it, but I learned a lesson and will do my research on an artist before allowing them to permanently mark my body.