Really good service. The service here is very attentive and they definitely know what they are…read moredoing when it comes to hair dyes, the expertise shows through the way how the work. Give good advice and tips. The environments of the salon is good as well.

I Love love loveee this salon! I originally came here when i used to live in Brooklyn and have been…read morecoming been to Justin every time I need a color or a cut. I'm also traveling from Queens, Flushing area and of course there are tons of salons near me but Justin does an amazing job getting my layers correct and my bangs (even though i barely have any hair on my right side ). I have only trusted one other person which is Justin to color my hair besides my main colorist in Flushing. Def book him, you will come out loving your hair!

Came back to À La Mode after a color disaster somewhere else... best decision I made…read more Shadi fixed my blonde like it never even happened--he knows exactly what he's doing and doesn't rush the process. And Zeina? Blowout perfection every single time!

I've been coming to this salon for years. Sam has been doing my hair. She is incredible. Her cut,…read moreher color is always pure perfection. I highly recommend this salon, as everyone who works here does an incredible job.

Gorgeous little salon and and if you're going, you HAVE to go to Ava. I've always been terrified of…read morehaving short hair bc of a previous bad cut but Ava just nailed it. She's great with layers and giving a really natural cut!!

I did not enjoy my service here. While everyone was very nice, my original appointment was pushed…read moreback half an hour with less than an hour notice (I was already on my way when I got a text about this). I then ended up waiting longer, so my appointment didn't start until 45 minutes after my original time. Due to this, it seemed like my service was very rushed and I was unhappy with how the cut came out. I had to go back in the following week to have it touched up. Also, the salon bathroom smelled awful and the salon gets incredibly smoky and hazy. While this place wasn't for me, it seems a lot of people like it, so maybe it's all dependent on the stylist

I had not read the reviews before arriving. I'm looking now and wish I did. The comments are no…read morelies. She doesn't answer emails, so that I couldn't do the consult. She is definitely rude. Definitely has no empathy, kept burning my scalp with the curling iron. I came with a haircut and said I don't do those hair cuts it natural but offered no options just said go on Website. This was a huge transition for me and it wasn't good. I'll just stay NJ and find a salon here I will not be returning. I wasted my time and money driving over an hour.

The bad reviews are very much true. I had an appointment here in late August; my first and last…read moreappointment. You're not allowed to enter until you state your full name at the doorway. Once you're inside, you're immediately asked to go to the restroom to wash your hands. You can't cross your legs while in the salon chair. The environment is very militant and you feel as if you're either at school or at the library as opposed to a hair salon. Although she can style relatively well, her attitude and awkward hair salon environment is not worth it. There are several pixie hair stylists in Brooklyn that are cheaper and allows you to have a better experience overall.

Such a stunning store!!! I went there for my beauty fix, I must admit I was blown away by the…read moreesthetics- beautiful and a very friendly warm Concierge/ Manager greeted me. I think her name is Vera, very helpful and professional in every way possible. I would recommend this business if you are looking for anything in the beauty industry.

I found the stylist I used through TikTok and cross checking reviews. But what drew me to sign up…read morewas the fact her location was in an area that I frequent and wasn't as hard for me to reach. It is very close to the Borough Hall train station, close to Jay Street- Metrotech and various other buses and public forms of transport. In fact, I thought the salon was a general spa as opposed to a salon suite of different hairdressers and beauty services. I am used to this type of establishment because I had a hairstylist who worked in a similar space when I lived outside of NYC. There are various ways to enter. My hairstylist gave me a code to enter and you can either call for the stylist to get you up or you can get a QR code. The lobby to the salons are on the first floor while the actual booths are on the second floor. There are stairs and an elevator. There are multiple couches and comfy benches on the second floor so you can wait for your appointment. There are stations for coffee and tea that my stylist told me to take advantage of. There is artwork all over and the color scheme makes it not sterile but not too bright. There is a vending machine onsite but since the location is close to many eateries (chopt is next door) you don't have to worry about access. I had a great time with my stylist Lilian. She came on time. She asked me questions about my desires and goals and gave me recommendations that I can use in my free time. I look forward to using her services in the future.

I love this salon but I love the stylist more she is really is wonderful to be around. Her salon is…read morea vibe I love the decor and the music. Her playlists are always a vibe. What I love the best is that she was always able to color match my sew-in's to my leave out perfectly they were always seamless. She is going to get your hair healthy and make sure you leave satisfied. Many stylist today can't be call true stylist as you need to come prep prior to select services. This is not one of those salons you get your moneys worth.

Awesome place amazing vibes I'll definitely share the…read moredetails with friends and family

I have come here for a long time and on a whim got Dominique as a hair dresser and have been coming…read moreback to her ever since. I've since moved out of the city and schedule my visits back to see family around when I need a haircut I live 7 hours away and still come back! She listens to what you want and has thoughtful responses, even just about hair care outside of her chair. Love my experience there!

I saw a master hair stylist and after a few days was not happy with the outcome in the front. It…read morehad the appearance of two large layers sitting far away from each other. I went back for an adjustment (they give you 30 minutes for a free adjustment if you ask within 2 weeks of your original appointment) and the stylist saw the issue but basically told me that there was not enough time to actually fix the problem. Instead she made some other adjustments to distract from the issue. As my hair is growing, I'm seeing the poorly graded front layers coming further and further into stark relief. I'm working my best to style around this, but I will not be going back and definitely do not think the cut was worth the price I paid. I'll have to pay another $200 to someone else sooner rather than later. My 3 stars is due to good communication from the establishment, and that the rest of the hair cut was well done - except..... the front....... the part you want to be at its best..... I do not recommend any curly girl getting their hair cut here.

High Horse Salon is excellent! Wonderful ambiance and super clean with the best staff! Lee, at the…read morefront desk is so wonderful-- kind and sweet and expert at the helm! I had a pixie cut with texturizing and precision with FETIJA who is truly expert The services offered include cut, color, highlights, buzz and layer cutting -- all stylists are superb! I highly commend and recommend High Horse Salon 5++++ STARS

I made an appointment for a single process with haircut at 4:30pm. I arrived at 4:10pm, it was…read morestill relatively hot out but no ac on, I checked in, didn't get taken by Zayne until 4:50pm. I explained what I wanted and then she started going into a lecture as if she had a doctorate of hair about roots coming in as if I wasn't a teen in the 90s and somehow that should scare me . She then steps away and starts talking about me a few feet away to her colleague. When they both come over, I'm officially over the rudeness and the condescension. No one needs to "hair" splain to me. They weren't listening to my choice and merely wanted me to go back to balayage (I could see where this was going). If you're okay with someone treating you like you're both invisible and an idiot and have no experience with your own hair, then this is the place for you .

Gwenn LeMoine has cut my hair since 1996! and her talented sister Sarah Jones by her side…read more It all started as I prepared for my wedding; and has made me look fabulous through 2 kids; as a working mom; while going gray with style and always perfect. The structure of her cuts amazing. Not only do they hold their shape but evolve over the dare I say 10 weeks between visits?! Treat yourself and never look back. She's the real deal.

Sarah is the best stylist for my frizzy, older hair. She knows exactly how to tame and achieve a…read morelook that lasts with little upkeep from me. Extra points because she's fun and funny. The new location is perfect from any point in Brooklyn or Manhattan. Highly recommend.

So I decided to start my hair locking process and chose Debra as my loctician (it wasn't an easy…read moredecision this is NYC) And I am so happy I decided to go with her. I booked her via StyleSeat which I recommend because her list of service are on there along with the prices. Debra is so sweet and I loved talking to her! She did such a good job and she filled me in on pretty much everything I would need for maintenance. She made sure I was prepared mentally and was just overall amazing. This woman radiates positivity. I cannot to return for my next appointment!

Yelp removed my review because I had a link to the photos on my blog. However, I am adding it back…read morewithout the link. Photos were on Yelp (11/19/2013 Yelp removed the photos of my hair before, during and after the service, presumably at the owners request). I've never seen a Yelp review where the option to add photos was removed so this was clearly done on purpose. The service was originally in July 2012. Photos are on my blog (yelp allows links in profiles). Just search Red Room. I so wanted to like OMHH Red Room Luxe Salon for my straight styles but unfortunately this natural salon just did not prove to be a positive experience. I had been checking out this natural hair salon (advertised as a "blow dry bar") for a while and met the owner, Debra, a few times, including at the African Street Festival at Commodore Barry Park, where I was given a sample of the herbal hair & body wash. She had natural hair (extensions) so again I thought I hit the jackpot. I mistakenly believe that women with natural hair know how to deal with my hair. I have been proven wrong time and time again. I had been wearing twist outs for a few weeks, trying out different products, and the twist out I wore to the salon was done with my own whipped shea butter and aloe mix. My hair was combed out a bit with a wide toothed comb (looked like a shower comb) and rinsed with warm water then washed, twice, with the same hair & body wash that I stated was drying to my hair the prior week. I suspect that the shea butter coating on my hair stopped it from acting as a clarifying shampoo. An OMHH herbal conditioner was used as well as an OMHH light oil and I was placed under a hood dryer for about 15 minutes. I had expected that Hair Rules product would be used in my hair since Debra mentioned several times when we spoke that she uses and likes the Hair Rules line, which is also sold at her shop. Instead she used her own brand, OMHH. I was NOT given the option to choose my own products from her collection and I was not given the option to use Hair Rules products. The conditioner was rinsed out and I was then placed back under the hood dryer to recline for a bit with loose hair. When I asked Debra about this technique, since I was getting a blow out, she said that she likes to remove some of the moisture from the hair before blow drying. I immediately became worried since I know it's more difficult to blow dry my hair once it's already dry i.e. Dominican blow outs on dried, roller set hair use a ton of heat to get my curly roots straight. My hair dries really fast. Although my hair was loose (not roller set) I went along with it to see how this dry before blow drying technique would work. During the blow dry no heat protectant was used; however, my hair was blown out on a cool setting for the majority of the blow out. There was no brush or comb attachment used - just a shower comb. I asked Debra about this and she said she does not like to use a comb attachment since it pulls too much on the hair - breakage presumably? I rarely lose hair when I do my blow out at home so I was unsure of this reasoning. Most salons blow out my natural hair with a brush or comb attachment to make it more smooth, which means less passes of the flat iron. The blow out was not comfortable at first. Debra did listen to me and was more gentle; however, I still was not pleased with the technique of trying to blow out dry natural hair. After the blow out my hair felt very dry, which is not normal for me after a blow out. I mentioned that my hair was looking rough and it felt dry and was told that next time I should get a steam treatment. There was a steamer in the corner near the wash basins. Debra stretched a section of my hair down to show me how much she thought should be trimmed, which was at least 1 inch. I said no, I was not willing to trim that much. We then got into a discussion about the knots in my hair, sections of hair that were not really knots at all but hair that had not been combed out well. She wanted to cut my hair up to the "knots". I explained that I have single strands knots since my small curls, some 1/8 of an inch, wrap around themselves and form tiny knots on individual strands. I told Debra that I rarely wear my hair straight so the single strand knots do not bother me. I then began to pull apart the "knotted" sections of hair to show Debra that it was just tangled hair that was not combed out. I did not feel that my hair required a 1 inch cut. I had not used heat in six months and for 3 of those months I was in twist extensions. My blow out looked like a fluffy afro from the 70s, not like a sleek salon blow out that was prepared for flat ironing. I even said that out loud that I had a 70s afro. When the flat ironing started, I was again worried. No heat protectant was used. I ended up leaving the salon without letting her finish. I washed, blew out and flat ironed my hair when I got home since I wanted to make sure it was not dama