Being still fairly new to the area, it's always tough to find the right salon and person. But I…read morefound it, and as long as H2O will have me as a customer, I'll definitely be happy with each haircut. I picked Maggie based off her Bio on the website, as she is specializing in short haircuts, and boy, did she do a great job. Not only did she make me feel comfortable, but I felt like I was a client of hers for years already.

I was treated unprofessionally and disrespectfully by the receptionist, whose name I think is Aiden…read more(he's a white trans man). I booked an appointment with this salon, had my appointment confirmed, and then showed up on time. When I showed up to my appointment, Aiden told me that my booking was a mistake/that nobody was available to cut my hair. Please understand that I would have no problem with an honest mistake, and I would not be upset if this situation was handled with any sense of apology from the business for playing with my time. However, it was apparent to me based on Aiden's demeanor that it had not been a "mistake", because he was not even remotely apologetic, and he made absolutely zero effort to even ask if I wanted to reschedule/to retain me as a customer; he simply insinuated I had to leave. I believe Aiden refused to service me when he saw who I was (I have never interacted with him in real life, but we have seen each other on Grindr; I had no idea he worked here, and regardless it didn't matter to me, because I came to get my hair cut, not to interact with any human being in particular). Why is the receptionist choosing who is allowed to get their hair cut here based on their personal baggage? It's a shame I have to leave this one star review, because I was looking forward to discovering a new hair salon. For all I know, perhaps the actual hair stylists are great.

I've been pleasantly taken care of with each visit and with different personnel. Any service I've…read moreasked for has been carefully addressed to make me feel very special. It is easy to make an appointment and usually within a time limit that is very happily within the time I requested. The staff are all very easy to speak to and all pleasant and very willing to treat me with utmost respect and care.

I've had a lovely experience with BV, particularly the massage and facials have been so relaxing…read more Everyone working there is so very kind. Especially the people that answer the phone and the front desk always makes me feel at home. Be on the lookout for sales and promotions because as a student they really really help! Be careful not to miss your appointment, you will be charged if you do not cancel with ample time, so set those reminders!!!

Nikki worked me to a pulp. I got a great sleep and felt much better after a massage and cupping for…read moremy shoulder. She was very kind and attentively checking on my comfort. In general the scheduling manner could use some improvement, but I think for the price, I will tolerate it.

Had a couples massage and both ladies did a fantastic job! Lucy did an amazing job making the…read moreentire experience super relaxing.

I found Health and Harmony Massage about a year ago on the Internet and it's been a life saver…read more Megan and I have been working with deep tissue massages for chronic neck and back pain and I always walk out feeling wonderful. I'm a regular client now. The salon is clean and the rooms are very soothing. Whether your looking for a long term therapist or a one time massage, Health and Harmony with customize your visit to meet your expectations.

Best massages in town! I've been a client here for years and I've always had great service.read more

The best ever. Courteous and professional with very effective techniques that gave great reliefread more

Excellent Service Very skilled…read morePolite and kind Pretty girl Give full hour no interruption

I had a facial with Kelsea. today. She assessed my skin, and I'm not sure what all she did, but…read moreeven my husband noticed and commented that my skin looked good. The age/sun spots are less prevalent, and my skin glows. I know she did microneedling, some kind of mask, and a serum or something that made my dry skin feel more hydrated than it has for ages. Her soothing music and gentle touch made me feel more relaxed than I have in ages, and whatever she was doing felt so good, I didn't want it to end. I mentioned I was going to try to color my eyebrows when I got home to cover the gray, and she trimmed them and colored them for me. The 7/13/2023 review by Stacy R. is spot on; I couldn't have explained my experience better. It's been a long time since I felt so pampered. Thank you, Kelsea!

Disappointed and misled. They did not listen to my request…read more As a recent transplant to the area, finding a new salon is already stressful. I specifically called ahead and asked for a stylist who specializes in short haircuts. Instead, I was paired with someone who seemed fresh out of school and specialized in highlights. I showed the stylist multiple inspiration pictures, but the final result looked nothing like them. Don't let the high-end atmosphere or great reviews fool you--they completely ignored my preferences. Not every woman wants long, highlighted hair. Some of us are professionals who prefer short, sharp styles, and we deserve to be paired with stylists who actually have that skill set. I drove home in tears. Save your money and go somewhere that actually listens to clients.

Just today I gave Timothy John a try again despite getting the worst haircut ever years ago by Tim…read morehimself. I had another bad haircut in February 2014, not at Timothy John, but at Fuad's. It had been over a year since I had my hair cut because the stylist at Fuad's didn't listen to me regarding the length. I asked for a one-length cut at just above my shoulders and he gave me a one length cut just below my ears. I figured what have I got to lose? I've been getting bad haircuts since I've lived in the C-U and the one good stylist I had in Champaign moved to Chicago a few years ago. I really needed a haircut so I decided to give Timothy John a try again only this time I was booked with Tina and she did a great job! She gave me a lovely one length cut just above my shoulders, which is exactly what I wanted. She styled it very nicely. It was smooth and bouncy. I think it's hard to rate an entire salon because obviously it depends on the individual stylist you get, and they are not all going to be good. If they aren't going to listen and you're stuck growing a haircut for a year then they're not a good stylist! I would rate Tina 5 stars! She knows how to cut and style hair and she listens! I finally found a good stylist in Urbana-Champaign! Unfortunately, we'll be moving by the end of this summer. Highly recommend Tina at Timothy John.

Great place! Very fancy and clean. Customer service is exceptional. My stylist is Shelby. She does…read moreexcellent job every single time :) Highly recommend to everyone!

Went to a nail shop on Green St., and they told me an hour for a regular mani pedi. Really, no…read morethank you! So I was in search of another shop and stumbled on Anna's, boy. I am glad I did. It's a small shop tucked away on Neil st, if you are not looking for it, you are bound to miss it. I walked in and was seated right away! The technician took his time on my pedicure, which I appreciate. Unlike other ships that try to upsale you all the time, many cool amenities come with their spa pedicure, such as hot stones and hot towels! That would be like another $15 charge at any other shop. Over the service was great. You get a bang for your buck.

I visited this nail shop for the second time ever yesterday. My daughter lives in Champaign and the…read morelast time we came was in February of this year to get pedicures for her birthday. We both thought they did a great job and our pedicures lasted a long time. Unfortunately when I came by myself yesterday, I had a very different experience. I called ahead to reserve an appointment at 4pm just to be safe. The gentleman who worked there answered my call and just agreed to my appointment time and was about to hang up, I said don't you want my name? He said what's your name? I told him, and he said ok see you at 4. When I arrived at the nail shop the man who answered the phone was at the first nail desk closest to the door working on a customer. There were two other women nail techs working on customers who just looked at me as I walked in. No greeting. The man didn't look up and said "can I help you?" I responded saying I have a 4pm pedicure appointment. He said "ok pick your color" never looking at me once. I picked my color and took a seat. I did not wait long before one of the ladies came to get me. I do not have much to comment on related to her pedicure on my feet. She didn't ask me if I wanted my toenails cut which usually is common practice, but other than that, the pedicure was pretty standard. She made some errors with paint on my skin but cleaned it up and the finished product is fine. She made no conversation whatsoever, though I cannot confirm or deny whether or not that was due to her limited English because I only heard her speak another language. The disturbing part of this visit was the conversation between a white woman and one of the nail techs right next to me. That nail tech was definitely trying to keep up conversation with the white woman and at at one point the white woman mentioned that she didn't realize she had this coming Thursday off. (Due to Juneteenth) The nail tech, who is an Asian woman, asked what's the holiday, the white woman fumbled for an answer and ultimately googled to find out what the holiday was and what it represented. The Asian woman asked "are you getting paid for the holiday?" The white woman said yes. And the nail tech responded "well as long as you're getting paid who cares that's great enjoy yourself!" As a Black woman who is literally sitting in the chair right next to them as they had this conversation- and NO ONE had the self awareness to recognize how deeply offensive that exchange was!! #1 for both of these women, one of whom is of a marginalized identity, to be oblivious to WHAT Juneteenth is, is disgraceful. #2 after they both "learned" that the holiday was about the eradication of the enslavement of Black people, and then to say "who cares as long as you're getting paid" is the most disrespectful and disgusting thing a fellow woman of color could possibly say. And to say it in front of a Black woman. Her deep need for white acceptance made her oblivious to how terribly ignorant she looks. I hope she reads this review and I hope she understands she has betrayed herself and her sister in this world. I do not recommend this business to anyone, but especially not for any people of color as they clearly have no respect or desire for our patronage. There are plenty of other options and I hope this business reaps the karma it is sowing.