I love this place! A stylist there for everyone. All of the ladies are wonderful,…read morecommunity-oriented, attentive and up-to-date on the latest Styles. I have been going to see Angela for over 5 years and it never gets old, neither does my hair! Cute and cozy and I would never go anywhere else

I looked for a salon with good vibes and found it! Bridget…read more& Yvonne are experts. There was no hesitation about my natural black hair. The best hair care I've had since Chicago. A woman-owned and laid-back and highly professional business.

Owner of Salon Black,…read more I went to your salon for a walk-in appointment today. I was with Jacqueline. She started out nice enough. I explained what I wanted the best I could and expected her to use her expertise to give me a good haircut. She ignored pretty much everything I asked and then seemed to want to make me feel guilty or bad about getting multiple haircuts when she hadn't finished the first one. Her behavior became more and more abusive. It's abusive to blatantly ignore what people say they want while pretending to do a good job while doing completely substandard work. I tried to just focus on what I needed. It seemed like she wanted to trigger me to walk out. When I asked her to just make it cohesive and make the layers make sense, she wanted to make me responsible by having me direct her what to cut. She said she was trying to combine my cuts. I didn't ask her to do that. I just told her pretty straightforwardly what I wanted and then she was basically engaging in crazy making word games about what was weight and what was length. Then, unsurprisingly your other employees, came to her defense when she refused to finish my haircut. It would've been nice to walk out of your salon having had my hair washed and styled but instead I just have a partial bad cut. She only refused to finish it after I said was not gonna come back the next day for another haircut. She seemed to have some other agenda of wasting my time when I just wanted to come in and get a haircut. I have seen this technique used when businesses want to single people out to deny them service and make them responsible. The sequence is not listen, trigger, engage in crazy making behavior where they pretend they're not totally obviously not listening and doing their job, try to make the victim responsible, and then deny service if all else fails and blame the person. Dog piling and flipping the abuse onto the customer. It's just an obvious technique. I was completely patient while she was engaging in all of this and just tried to describe what I wanted. I described her behavior, simply as abusive behavior that I sat through. Your receptionist said that was a "big word". It's not a big word. It's a straightforward adjective to describe the sequence that I just described above. No one deserves it. Your employees seem to be trained to engage in it. Kyeann Sayer As badly as you want to be a victim, you aren't Kyeann. Jack offered you to see another stylist as a gesture of goodwill and way to de-escalate the situation when it became apparent she was not a good fit for you. But once we were able to see more of your behavior (behavior that other guests said made them uncomfortable, guests who have no loyalty to me, my business, or team) we were not going to allow you to come back and treat another Stylist that way. We owe you nothing and will no longer be responding to your strange rants. Dee Ray Salon Black ABQ, NM I was polite the entire time your stylist was being abusive. No one should have to pay for the awful non-cut I got. If I had wanted to come back the next day (apparently to be fed by your network), I wouldn't have been kicked out. I was only kicked out when I said I would never be coming back to your salon again after the way Jacqueline treated me. I absolutely did not undermine your stylist. When she tried to make me responsible for her refusal to give me an actual haircut, I told her I relied on her professionalism. I was relying on her expertise and expecting her to use it as she wI absolutely did not undermine your stylist. When she tried to make me responsible for her refusal to give me an actual haircut, I told her I relied on her professionalism. I was relying on her expertise and expecting her to use it as she was ignoring what I wanted and refusing to use her skills to cut my hair. I asked your receptionist what characteristic of mine made your business single me out not to serve. I wasn't arguing with her. I was trying to find out what your pretext was to manufacture conflict and not serve me. I absolutely did not undermine your stylist. When she tried to make me responsible for her refusal to give me an actual haircut, I told her I relied on her professionalism. I was relying on her expertise and expecting her to use it as she was ignoring what I wanted and refusing to use her skills to cut my hair. I asked your receptionist what characteristic of mine made your business single me out not to serve. I wasn't arguing with her. I was trying to find out what your pretext was to manufacture conflict and not serve me. I have credibility as someone who didn't participate in weeding students out at UH, or feeding select students how to do their work, and wouldn't give up freedom of inquiry ... A bad review from me [usually] means being outed as someone who participates in systemic discrimination at the direction of their (racist, legitimist, antisemitic) network, so welcome to that club.

Echo was amazing and I loved my haircut!!! it was an incredible experience, and I will definitely…read morebe going there again!

My niece came into town and wanted her hair cut, I went online and scheduled with Elijah, it was…read morethe best time I've seen her have in a salon. My niece is twelve and had a general idea of what she wanted but not much else, Elijah sat there and listened to her, asked her everything she wanted and by the time we left, my niece could not have been happier. She said she felt heard, her hair felt fresh and light, said it was her favorite cut she's gotten. Not to mention the vibe in the place is so welcoming, everyone is so polite and genuinely nice. Absolutely go, get pampered, and ask for Elijah!

Zach is a top notch barber, he provides you an exclusive and specialized upscale treatment each and…read moreevery time. I've set a standing appointment every 2 weeks.

Ecko is a FANTASTIC stylist and awesome person!! She really seems to know hair well. The salon is…read morevery relaxing and welcoming, and the staff (Ecko and Chris) are friendly and kind. Ecko gave my thin, damaged hair a breath of fresh air with layers and framing that looks wonderful. I typically dislike the "snobbish vibe" of many salons, but this experience was quite different. I totally recommend Crush salon, for women OR men!! Five stars and two thumbs WAY up!! ‍

I have yet to visit this actual salon but I can tell you if Lesa is the owner - it is the best…read moresalon ever ! She was my go to person in ATL - loved every moment with her - she took me to red hair and I have never turned back . Lesa - so glad you have your place - love you to the moon and back ! Melissa

I've been going to Lesa for my hair needs for over 5 years now and she started excellent and stays…read moreexcellent. Lovely job with color and consistently the best cuts I've had. My hair is ultra fine and slightly wavy; it's amazing what she can do with it for me whether I want it long, short or in-between. I will continue to go to Lesa's salon for the foreseeable future.

Been having my hair cut here since 2002. Gail is terrific. Interesting decor. However ghky…read morerecommended.

She gave me a beautiful style. She double checked that her cut was good, which it was. My hair has…read morewaves and without alot of fuss, her style was the best I've had. She has wonderful skills.

This salon is filled with talent. I have only ever seen one stylist (the owner) and she dpes…read morewonders every time. Her salon is clean and filled with stylists that are passionate of what they do.

Amanda is amazing! Great pricing and convenient scheduling. She is always at the door to greet me…read moreand in the several years I have been going to her and Sapphire Salon, I have never been disappointed!

Very nice location, but pricey for what I got. Also, the steps do not make it easily accessible for…read moreeveryone. Maybe there was an elevator , but I did not see it. I got my shoulder length hair trimmed, shampoo and blow dry for $96 plus tip and tax. In and out of there is 45 minutes.

Sondra took exquisite care (cut, color) of my hair for 23 years. I have terrible hair-thin, fine,…read morenatural center part- and she made it gorgeous every time. And cut it so I could easily style between visits. We had to move from ABQ and I have to find anyone who understands hair the way Sandra does. Added bonus, it's the most beautiful salon one could imagine.