I don't usually leave reviews online, but after talking with other stylist friends about my experience I felt I should. I believe I saw Sam about 2 weeks ago for a cut and color. I had hair to my waist, and I knew the ends had damage. I showed her pictures and asked for a layered look, and to just take what was damaged off the length. She showed me what she was thinking - about 5 or 6 inches - and I was perfectly fine with that. When I asked her for layers, she told me she couldn't do that because of how thin my hair was and because I had so little it would leave holes. I have never in my life been told I have thin hair... I actually am always told the opposite. I texted my mom and she asked if the stylist was kidding - she wasn't. While coloring my hair, the stylist realized she didn't have enough dye mixed for all of my hair. This wouldn't be a big deal at all, but it was frustrating that she had just told me how little hair I had. I had also shown the stylist pictures for the color that I wanted - different shades of red from dark at my roots, to a more vibrant red on the ends. In the end, the cut was to just below my shoulders (much, much shorter than she had implied it would be in the beginning) and just an all over dark burgundy color. When I brought up how much shorter it was than what we had discussed, she said that it was but I had mentioned how fast my hair grows anyways. I could have handled the cut being shorter than planned, but when I brought up that the color was much different than what I had asked for, she said ya but she "thought that would be too drastic" for me. I have had my hair all different colors throughout my life - red, blonde, black, purple, etc. I am not afraid of color and I am not sure why she took it upon herself to decide that what I asked for wasn't what I should have. Not to mention, she didn't bring this up as a concern once throughout my appointment. During the whole appointment, the stylist talked about a lot of extremely personal things and, I felt, was unprofessional. She asked very bluntly if my pregnancy was planned. (I am 8 months and very obviously pregnant) When I said yes, she immediately asked if I was married and then asked how old I was. She pushed to let her curl my hair when I had asked her not to, and in the end I just wanted to get out of there. She also pushed for me to pre-book another appointment with her for 8 weeks out, even though I said that was around when I was due and I would just call. When I went to the cashier to pay, it was about half of what I was expecting. When I mentioned this to the cashier, she said that was because Sam is the newest talent and her prices reflect her experience. I have no problem with someone who is learning, but I seriously think this should have been said before my appointment. I came here thinking I was going to get a professional cut and color, and instead did not get anything close to what I asked for and had an extremely uncomfortable experience. read more