The location is convenient, inside Walmart. I got a set of dipped nails. She did not remove the old…read moredip, just ground, filed it down. She applied the new dip on top of that and followed with a clear gel top coat. 2 nails chipped and the top coat got cloudy and was peeling back within 8-10 days of the service. She charged me $65.00, which is pricey to me.

My mother and I always go here. Service and price are perfect! The girls are delightful,…read moreprofessional and friendly. I recommend making an appointment although I have walked in with no major delays....

Ciara does an amazing job with hair! She has a great reminder system, she's on time, and very…read moreprofessional. Plus she really knows hair!!! When I first moved to the area, I went to three salons and cried after each one. She fixed all of their errors and made my hair shine. I'm super picky about my hair, and she's my only goto!

Heather Hoelzer and Nina are the best!! Heather has been doing my hair for at least 10 years now…read moreand she always done such a fabulous job taming my wild hair! Nina is also great and I couldn't ask for better hairdressers than these too! They like to talk with their clients and they are reasonably priced and they do awesome jobs!! :)

Kim got me in immediately, professional, personable and was very kind and understood exactly what I…read moreneeded!!! I would highly recommend! Than you Kim!!!!

I live out of state and every time I return to Vermilion the ladies fit me in with no problems…read more I've never been disappointed on cut, style or color. Very professional and caring.

I called one evening in December to book an appointment, the "owner" was busy and said he'd text me…read moreright back, never did... I decided to give this place a try again, because I live so close. I booked an appointment a few days ago ONLINE for 8am today. When I got there, two vehicles were in the front of the building, lights off on the front but the barbershop was open in the back, TV on and someone moving around, which I suppose couldn't hear my banging on the door . I decided to call the number on the door, in which the "owner" answered. I said "Good Morning, I have a haircut scheduled for 8am today a few days ago online." He said "What is the service for?" I told him a haircut. The connection was blurry, but he walked to the door and I left my car to speak with him. Probably the worst mistake I made, he lets me in, holds onto the door handle while firmly saying "you know you can't even book here online. Lemme break it down to you like this, you can not boom with me or one of my barbers. See it's only 8am and if you look at my books I have a lot of ppl coming in, this here is early. If I go to the site, it the only one that booked bc you can't do that..." I stop him and apologized saying I was able to book and willing to leave, he begins to get more upset and says "you don't get it.. and I have other rules too" as he begins to point to a paper and tells me to come on back... Now, it's time for me to go. If he isn't professional enough to try and rectify the issue that he claimed has happened to others, while yelling at me, trying to explain rules, I'm cool. There are a lot of shops around here that have a lil professionalism in them and understand that "explaining/yelling at" a new customer about something that's THEIR fault as the owner isn't the way. I asked him to unlock the door, as the first time he said "What?" second time he kept explaining , third time I told him I wanted to leave... Never again.

Styles barbershop is a great atmosphere for people to be themselves and get a nice haircut and a…read moreshave, etc.

Was visiting the area for the Harvest Festival and ran across this cozy little place located right…read morein the downtown district of Port Clinton. I was immediately met with such a calm and peaceful atmosphere as well as friendly staff. Jackie the owner was very kind and professional. I asked about massage services and what they offered and was introduced to her new business partner Pam Crawford. Pam has been a licensed Massage Therapist for over 15 years and specializes in stone, reflexology, deep tissue and a host of other certifications. Her experience and intuitive skill resulted in an amazing amount of pain relief from a shoulder injury that I had received 3 years ago. My only regret is that I have to leave the area before I can receive another treatment session! I will most definitely schedule another therapy session with her when I come back to the area again!

Fabulous interior and layout. Very clean, neat and orderly. Very friendly staff. Easy to…read moreschedule. Great pedicures. Highly recommended!

Away from my usual groomers while on vacation I decided to…read moretry this guy. The barber, who never introduced himself, came out from the back room looking disgusted, and annoyed (verified by the wife) that customers had arrived. He took me as a walk-in (no information regarding the ability to make appointments) and I sat down. I believe, but am not 100% certain, that the license on the mirror behind me said "Harry" tho i can't be sure it was "Harry" who cut my hair. So if you go there you'll know what and who to be aware of. It was the first chair. I told him how I usually get my haircut which includes a blending in the back, and a hard part when at that point he interrupted me and said "I won't do that. I think it looks awful." Dumbfounded and needing to confirm what I just heard I asked " the hard part? You won't do that for me?" His reply was "no, I think it looks stupid and I won't do it. I do quality work and I take pride in it." Absolutely shocked I said "so even if I, the customer want the hard part, you won't do a quality job on the hard part so you could still retain that QUALITY and PRIDE in your work?" To which he replied again "no, I won't do it. I think it looks dumb." At which point he did offer to let me out of the chair but badly needing a trim I declined. He continued "I take pride in my work and I can AFFORD TO BE PICKY." So he was basically saying I'll only cut hair the way I want it, when I want it regardless of what the paying customer wants. Realizing I was spinning my tires in the mud and was making no progress trying to be rational with this geriatric, hateful, and sad old man I stopped trying to get what I wanted. Cuz that's normal in customer service right? But it gets worse. I have a regular barber back home that always does the hard part and is very very good. They were overbooked and I had to go to a new guy in town. He was new, young, and did his best. But it was truly not a good haircut. As the old man cut my hair and was obliviously irritated with me he noticed the poor work effort done previously by that kid. He said " See? There are all kinds of hairs here that are not the same length. It's uneven and really bad in the front. Whoever did your hair the last time and gave you that hard part did a really poor job and it looks bad and I WISH THEY WOULD HAVE THERE FINGERS BROKEN." Yes, this man wished that a young kid, in the same business he was in when he first started, when there were still dinosaurs on earth, would have his fingers broken because this kid did what the customer asked to be the best of his ability. The kid was also polite, introduced himself, and personable. For those of you unfamiliar with a hard part it's when they take a straight razor where you usually part your hair and create a narrow but semi permanent part by shaving a strip down to the skin. I like it, and it's easy to do and only takes a minute. I could prob do it. Again shocked and in disbelief that this ignorant old man was arguing with me that the hard part was the reason my haircut looked bad, and had just wished harm and injury to someone he didn't even know, when in fact it was a bad haircut overall and had nothing to do with the hard part I realized it was simply time to shut up. However there was one more incident. When he was finished he gave me the mirror for approval. My wife and I noticed an area that needed a little attention and when we pointed it out he made the adjustments quickly. I have always had very very thick hair. Every barber, beautician, or cosmetologist that has cut my hair regularly throughout my life would occasionally recommend running the thinning shears thru it. So when I asked if he could do that he said NO again. I'm sure you're surprised right? I again literally LOL'd and smiled. This pissed him off. Angrily he explained "I've been doing this for a long long time and I think I know what I'm talking about. Thinning sheers are for lazy barbers who don't know how to do their job right." So all those other stylists were ALL wrong?? He finished and I so badly wanted to say "so if you get to give me that haircut YOU want I get to PAY the price I want right?" But after realizing that what I was dealing with was simply an aging, out of touch, ignorant, lazy, hateful and rude old man who only wanted to give the simple, lazy haircuts that he likes to give to other like minded people there was no point in saying anymore. In conclusion I unfortunately have to say that it was a "good" haircut but certainly no better than any other cut I've ever had before. And in no way was good enough to justify his absolutely rude and childish behavior. Considering it was NOT the haircut I wanted and that "Harry" is an outstanding display of truly world class, lazy, ignorant , hateful, and epically poor customer service avoid his business at all costs. The experience was not a good one I can recommend.

Harry runs a very cool and old school style barber shop. If you need a classic cut or just a trim…read moreand great conversation then Harry is your guy. Always worth it for the witty banter and a great environment, (especially in the heart of historical downtown Sandusky.) Would highly recommend to anyone looking for a good conversation and anybody looking for a barber who appreciates the craft.