Will not be returning here, this is the story. I came in to get a blowout because my wonderful stylist was booked and I had plans with friends that night. I was given to an individual who clearly was not as experienced as others. I could tell in 30 seconds based on how they were brushing my hair that it wasn't going to turn out well, but against my better judgement, I told myself to give them the benefit of the doubt. So they take me to the bowl to wash, I paid extra for a 10 minute scalp massage to which I had to direct this individual on how and where to rub for the 3 minutes it took place. Now for the "blowout" portion, first, let me say, I have very curly hair. If you have curly hair you understand that certain procedures must take place to get the hair smooth and straight. As the stylist was removing the towel, a young lady walks up and ask if my stylist needed help, obviously because there was a lack of experience in what she was about to do, my stylist replied no and the other stylist said "let me know if you need help" and walked to the back. My stylist blow dried and round brushed curls into my hair. They had to keep re-twisting the curls every other minute because they were clearly falling out into a ball of poof. As my stylist was nearing ending, I mentioned it might be a good idea to straighten the top of my hair so it didn't look so poofy and perhaps run the wand through some parts that fell out. The wand never happened and the straighter didn't help the poofiness. I went to pay and the counter person was like, how do you like it. In my head I was like "bro, does it look great?" I said I wasn't pleased, he asked if I wanted to stay and have another stylist fix it, "yea John, that's what I want, I want to sit here for another hour while the stylist next to mine corrects the errors right in front of them, that would be super comfortable for me and my stylist" I said no and left. By the time I got to the car my hair was a disaster. I called and expressed how upset I was, he offered for me to come back in again, I said no for the obvious reason and because I had plans in a hour. John booked me for a correction appt the next day during the time my stylist wouldn't be there. I went in the next day and the stylist was like, ok, we are doing a dry style which I did agreed to because of time constraints but getting your hair styled when there is already tons of product on your hair isn't a great experience. She asked me for the inspo photo, and sat there and stared at me as I looked for it instead of taking my hair out of the braids and being productive with the time while I looked for the photo, so now I'm annoyed. As she's staring at me she said "are you ok" in the most condescending manner, in my head I was thinking " no Asia Im not ok, I've been here twice in less than 24 hours and I had to rearrange my entire Saturday to accommodate this visit, on top of that you are staring at me while I look for an inspo photo instead of, at the very least getting my hair prepped for the correction." Then John comes up to me and says " I just wanted to say hi and see if you were feeling better from yesterday." Wtf? Where are all these condescending people coming from? I feel fine John, but I'm annoyed that I'm sitting here again and having to engage with any of you at this point. Anyway, I tipped Asia, which put me in the whole 2.5 hours of my time and $140 for subpar work. She fixed my hair the best she could and it looks better. I ended up canceling on my plans the day before because I couldn't fix my hair timely to meet up with my friends. The whole thing was awful. All in all these people know their stylist and their skill sets. If they looked at my hair for 2 seconds they would have known to put me with someone with experience instead of someone who was equipped to perform the task at hand. I didn't sign up to be a test dummy for someone, I came for quick and efficient service. read more