I am very UNHAPPY with a recent hair service where I received unexpected highlights from a new…read moreemployee, McKenna, even though I clearly asked for a solid, all-over hair color. I booked for all over color and later was told it would be a bleaching service instead if I wanted to go lighter. I agreed to all over color and going lighter. So this was fine. I originally had all over hair color that was dark brown with naturally grown out roots (2-3 inches). Then McKenna mentioned she was doing something similar to "balayage" when the other stylist and their client asked what she was doing to my hair. I clearly communicated my preference against highlights multiple times, even questioning the stylist during the process when her technique appeared inconsistent with a solid application. Despite assurances of an all-over color, my hair developed "dimensions" and it was BLONDE with noticeable damage to my hair. I thought she was coloring my roots but she was creating "dimensions". Dimensions is not all over color. Dimensions is "highlights", streaks, and lines that's not all over color. I wanted one solid color and for my black roots to be matching the brown all over color. Does that make sense? Does that mean I want highlights? When I contacted the business via email, the owner responded. We went back and forth few times. She only offered to have McKenna fix it, which I didn't want, and suggested just toning it darker, which I knew wouldn't stop the highlights from reappearing. The salon owner's subsequent offer to explain why "highlights" were necessary, rather than acknowledging the deviation from my original request, further illustrates a misunderstanding of my concerns. This experience represents a critical breakdown in communication and trust, as I was misled about the service being performed and would have sought a different salon. I don't think this salon does lift and color method. Or the owner is protecting the new stylist's mistakes. Regardless, McKenna is busy posting on Instagram. There is a photo of my hair and titles it "Behind the scenes" like it is a proud moment for her to lie to a client rather than reaching out to apologize. She should have been saving my hair from being burnt off other than taking photos at the sink. My hair is burnt off and I'm pretty she noticed it when she was blow drying my hair. She failed to mentioned the blotches and missing hair. I did not even get the deep conditioning treatment that I requested. I did get anything that I requested or wanted! In the end, I have unwanted highlights and less hair than before. My hair color is further away from my intended goal because she ignored everything that I said and gave me brassy highlights. I requested for refund or another stylist at the same location to correct my hair. That's when communication stopped and the owner never responded again. This service totaled $270. Here's the thing. New stylist and seasoned stylists can make mistakes! But the stylist is posting on social media other than apologizing. The business owner doesn't understand why you don't want to be getting your done by the same stylists that did everything other than what you have requested... this is not a good business to support.

Mckenna is an amazing stylist! She has done highlights, beautiful blowouts, and an amazing updo…read morestyle for me before! What amazes me the most is that when she curls my hair it will stay curled for DAYS! Highly reccommend her work.

I went and got the deluxe derma-plane facial with emma! she was great and it was amazing!!! i've…read morenever gotten any sort of facial before it was so relaxing and my skin felt so good after. I will definitely be back to her!

(Realized I forgot my review in my drafts! So I'm posting it now!)…read more I usually give a salon multiple chances before writing a negative review--unless something seriously goes wrong. Unfortunately, in this case, it did. I've been here a few times for lashes and once previously for hair, and my first hair appointment was great. The stylist was gentle, communicative, and professional. I loved my hair, was shown products afterward, and happily purchased them. I left feeling taken care of. This second hair appointment was a completely different experience. I was greeted by a young stylist who seemed pleasant and understood what I wanted. However, once she began, I immediately noticed she had extremely long, sharp acrylic nails (about 1.5-2 inches). While I have nothing against acrylics--I wear them myself--there needs to be a limit in a professional setting, especially when working so closely with a client's scalp and hair. She colored my hair without gloves, which already made me uncomfortable. Throughout brushing, coloring, and washing, my hair repeatedly got caught in her lifting acrylics. My hair was yanked out multiple times, and at points it was genuinely painful. Holding a brush seemed difficult for her, and the brushing was rough and uncomfortable. The shampoo experience was by far the worst I've ever had. Normally, that's my favorite part of a salon visit. Instead, due to her nails, she couldn't properly massage or clean my scalp. The shampoo barely reached my roots, yet my hair was pulled the most at the bowl. My scalp was sore for two days afterward, to the point where brushing hurt. I'm a mom of three and a full-time college student, so self-care time is rare. I was really looking forward to relaxing--maybe even reading--but it was hard to focus through the discomfort. On top of that, the stylist seemed mentally checked out, asking me the same questions twice and lacking awareness of the situation. When the service ended, she simply removed my robe and said thanks for coming. No walk-out, no product recommendations. I had planned on purchasing shampoo, conditioner, and heat protectant again, but I left without anything. I still paid for the service and left a tip. After taking a few days to cool off, I felt this needed to be said. This experience was unsanitary, painful, and disappointing. My hair turned out "meh"--the haircut felt rushed, I didn't get the layers I asked for, and highlights alone don't make up for the experience. I truly loved coming here, but after this, it won't be my salon anymore. If you come here for hair services, I strongly recommend choosing a stylist whose nails allow them to work safely, hygienically, and comfortably--preferably ones that can fit inside gloves.

I've been a client here for a long time. Lainey is my stylist but I've seen other people before she…read morecame to work here. Lainey is super kind and thoughtful. She always listens to what I want and answers all my questions. Amelia has also trimmed my bangs before on short notice because I was dangerously close to cutting them myself once. And that would've been a disaster. I've never had an issue here but if I did, I know they would fix it. They always put their clients first. They always have cut clothes and accessories here too!

I truly enjoyed coming to this salon over the past several visits .. I've had around 8 blowouts…read morehere and a haircut, and every experience has been positive. That's why this recent situation caught me off guard and honestly left me feeling disappointed. I received a text message that my upcoming haircut appointment is being canceled because I install my own hair extensions that were not purchased through the salon. I want to express this respectfully, but also honestly this feels unfair, and the reasoning behind it comes across as both unprofessional and unnecessarily controlling. First, refusing to provide a basic service due to a personal choice about where I source or install my extensions doesn't align with standard client care. It blurs the line between a salon setting reasonable service boundaries and restricting client autonomy in a way that feels inappropriate. Second, as a returning client who has consistently supported the salon through multiple appointments, being denied a service I have previously received without issue feels dismissive. It also comes across as being rooted more in controlling the client relationship and ensuring revenue through product or service exclusivity, rather than focusing on providing quality care. I understand salons want to stand behind the work and products they offer, clients should still have the freedom to make independent choices without feeling penalized or excluded from unrelated services. It's giving mean girl. Lastly, the way this was handled through a cancellation message rather than a conversation felt abrupt and impersonal. I value the work done here and would have preferred to continue as a client. However, policies like this make it difficult to feel comfortable or welcomed. I hope this feedback is taken constructively and encourages a more balanced approach that respects both the salon's standards and the client's autonomy and choice.

Have you gone out of a Salon and thought "I'm tired with the same old look, me too! So I went on a…read moremission to find a Salon who works! Wait no longer. Salon 64 is it. They worked with me and maked terrific suggestions. I really liked my stylist and followed her to the new salon, that has not disappointed. My cut and color was amazing! What transformation! They give the best in everything. Thanks Joni and Whitney. Love it

The salon itself is very cute, very sand and black, simple and minimalist. The staff seem very…read moreknowledgeable. My hairdresser appeared very young but she definitely heard me out and did exactly what I requested but ...it felt a bit awkward. Everyone clearly knows each other and if you're new, it'll be a very quiet visit. I enjoyed their online booking although if you don't know what each artist does, you'll be choosing unknowingly.

I happened to be in Sumner for the day and decided to get my hair cut. Looked on Yelp and Bangs had…read moregood reviews so I gave them a call to make sure that they took walk-ins and Emily ended up taking me. She did an AMAZING JOB. #Blessed It's always hard moving to a new area and finding a new stylist that actually 'gets' my haircut, since it's sort of a tricky one. Emily listened to everything and took the cut in steps to make sure that she didn't take too much off. There's usually growing pains with a new stylist, but none here! Used a Groupon to get an amazing deal so I got a partial foil done as well. Again, Emily knocked it out of the part. The highlights are super subtle and look natural which is what I was going for. I 100% will be back thanks to Em's thoughtful work!

From booking an appointment to my haircut - everything was great. I called in yesterday checking to…read moresee if they had availability and I was able to get an appt for the next day at the time I wanted. You can also book online if you'd like. The salon looks clean and my stylist Payton did an amazing job on my haircut today! I showed her a few pictures/ videos of what I was looking for and asked if it would suit my face - she gave me great advice. I love the length and the way she styled it. I Will definitely be returning back and booking her.

Today I did a walk in to get a hair cut that is the first experience within this style. Customer…read moreservice was amazing, stylist was so friendly and the setting was comfortable. Thankful for this place and looking forward to returning!

10/10 experience from start to finish! As soon as I walked in, I was greeted by the kind staff at…read morethe door. I got my hair done by the lovely stylist Kenya! I came in with dry, tangled, unruly curly hair and I left with a beautiful cut, layers and a stunning blowout! I have very thick long hair and Kenya was able to blow it out with ease!!! I'm obsessed with my hair! The salon was very clean and cute too! I can't recommend Kenya and this salon enough!!!

Will definitely be back. They did a great job fixing a color job by another stylist. Reasonable…read moreprices and beautiful location

well..... I have been having Shelly do my hair over the last year until I had her add low lights…read morethat became a disaster!! my hair was Ashy and dark. I was told to add lemon to my conditioner and see if that worked by her . I left with my hair wet so she couldn't tell. when that didnt work she had me come in and added a toner , I left with my hair wet again and still was to dark. no blonde at all. Shelly strung me along for over a week with every excuse to not refoil or even look at it and what didn't work! I paid $230 for a partial foil and cut(trim). I now need to go pay to have my hair fixed!!!! she's the owner, and over charges for average grade service. Quality not worth $$$$ ! I expected so much more from a business owner to treat a client so poorly. I have pictures and text to prove it!

I searched for someone that listened to my hair concerns and JennyRae is the BEST! She not only…read morelistens, she makes you feel so much better about yourself and truly wants all women to feel and look their very best! She is so good at what she does and is a true specialist in hair extensions.

JennyRae is amazing and incredibly empathetic when it comes to how important it feels to have your…read morehair look and feel as healthy and nice as you want it to be. She is gifted at her trade. My cut, color and extensions were gorgeous. I have some hair thinning, but her solutions completely took care of that. The initial red color we picked faded a bit too quickly on my very coarse, curly hair - which is common. But JennyRae kept tabs on how I was feeling about the color, and when I told her it was turning more brown than red, she had me come back and COMPLETELY re-did the service for me! She included extra deep conditioning to compensate for the second round of processing and went the extra mile to make sure it turned out exactly as it was supposed to. Re-doing the color took a bunch of her time during a very busy season but she didn't even blink about that! She just got me in and taken care of (pampered is a better word) so that my service was complete and I was ridiculously happy with the result. JennyRae is a person of integrity and loves what she does. I am so glad I happen to live near her studio and stumbled upon her when was looking for a new provider to help with my challenging head of hair. Something about a thick, vibrant head of hair just makes you feel young and luscious, and that's how I feel going into the Holidays thanks to JennyRae.

I have been seeing Jayme since her days working at a (formerly) popular salon in Downtown Seattle…read more She is seriously the best hairstylist that I ever had, and I've been through many! What I love about Jayme is that she will listen to what her clients want and will make it work. Don't worry, she will talk it through with you and will even offer her professional opinion before working on your hair. Jayme has transformed my hair flawlessly from an asymmetrical bob, to that infamous Rihanna-esque cut (google it if you can't visualize) and now currently to long, effortless waves. I have even had a few times where I walked in and let Jayme do whatever she wanted, which was during my short hair phase, and was impressed with her work. Not only is Jayme a kick-ass hairstylist, but she is an amazing person. I enjoy chatting with her about pretty much everything! I'm extremely grateful that I was able to stay in touch with her when she decided to cut hair again at La Suite Salon. My hair was not the same during that period of time when she left Seattle. If you are weary of coming down to Sumner due to how far it is, Jayme is worth it! Many of her Seattle clients, including myself, make the commute just to see her. For those that rely on public transportation, La Suite is just a walk away from the Sumner Transit Station.

Jayme is amazing in every possible way. She has been doing my hair for many, many years and I have…read morealways been pleased. The best thing about Jayme is her versatility. Over the years, I've been a redhead, had blond streaks over mostly black hair, had a blue streak tucked under my mostly brown hair and, right now, I have a purple ombré. I've had lots of layers, just enough layers to avoid "pyramid head," had short hair, kept long hair, full bangs, no bangs, and swoopy bangs. And it has all looked wonderful. Jayme is also very creative and I love when she starts our appointment "So, how do you feel about your [color, cut, style, length]?" Because it means she has something new she wants to try and I'm ALWAYS down for that! She is also reasonably priced, which is just the cherry on top! I could go on, but will stop here. In a sentence, Jayme is great!!