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Saint Martin's

4.4 (99 reviews)
ModerateHair Salons
Open • 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

By appointment only

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Amber M.

Being a newbie to DC, I was pretty apprehensive to get my haircut anywhere other than my regular girl back home in Florida. I've had some horrible haircuts in my life and I'm pretty picky about who touches my hair. I did A LOT of research and came to the conclusion that Eastern Confederate was the place for me. I have never been more right in my life! *pats self on back* I actually scheduled through Yelp and the whole process was super easy. I got an appointment scheduled about a week out for my bang trim and undercut touchup with Liz. The salon was easy to find (even though I have no idea where anything is here) and parking wasn't too bad either. My guy and I walked in and were promptly greeted. Someone took my coat while another gentleman grabbed us a couple of PBRs. Liz came over and introduced herself right away. We had a brief discussion about how I like my bangs and undercut styled and she did an AMAZING job. Seriously. Amazing. I went up to pay and she didn't charge me, which I couldn't believe. I will for sure be back!

Eastern confederate- not the place for highlights...
Elizabeth E.

Eastern confederate I really wanted to like this place. It's in my hood and has a hip vibe to it. Alas, my first experience will be my last. I scheduled a cut and highlights with Meg. She was professional in a sullen hipster kind of way. We discussed how I was self conscious about my grey streak and I asked for highlights and low lights. She recommended highlights and doing an all-over color once the foils were in. That's where I think things went wrong. The highlights were not close enough to my scalp, but the toner covered that up, so now, three weeks later, I have crazy roots and need to have my hair done again. I usually get my hair highlighted every two and half or three months, so three weeks later is very disappointing, especially when it cost $210 the first time. So, I called yesterday to tell Eastern Confederate about what I was experiencing and talked to Kate. I offered to walk over and show her, but her appointment had apparently just come in, so I offered to take pictures and send them to her, which she agreed to and gave me the email address. The email she gave me was to a b&b in Galway. On one hand, that is savagely funny, but on the other hand, this is how you chose to treat a new customer? Damn, you deserve a bad review. For the record, I tried different variations of the st. Martins email address and waited a week, but didn't hear anything from anyone. Conclusion: Everyone has an off day, but it's how you fix it that matters. This place didn't care and didn't want to fix it. Buyer beware.

Amanda N.

I got a an ok haircut here by Ryan, and terrible highlights by Meg. I asked for balayage-type highlights. What I got is full saturation from top to bottom, except that around my part she just kind of left blotches and roots of my natural hair color. Color's fine, so from a distance it's fine, but close up I cringe. Does not at all resemble the natural sun-kissed look I had done once before with a transition to full color towards the ends. It's a bummer- I was excited to finally take the dive into getting my hair colored regularly , Ryan is super nice, and I like the vibe here, but my search for a good salon in DC continues.

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Meg is the best! I love my haircut, and the beer is always a welcome bonus. I recommend this place to my friends all the time.

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Pabst and a quality cut from Ryan. Great atmosphere. Cool staff.

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Once I found it (it's in the basement level of a row house), I got a great haircut from Liz. I will definitely be back.

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Ozuki Salon

Ozuki Salon

4.0(296 reviews)
2.1 mi•Georgetown
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Short review: Shigumi cut my hair. It looks awesome. I'm going back when I need my hair cut again…read more Long review: So hard to find a salon in DC. There are a lot of salons but if you look at the hair photos everything just seems weird and has an early 2000s vibe. Idk why. I chose this place because the reviews were decent and it's close to my apartment. I submitted the appointment request and got matched with Shigumi. Then I looked at her reviews in yelp and it was mixed. I kept the appt because I really needed a haircut and wanted to see what the Japanese salon thing was about. Unlike other reviews I was not given tea and didn't feel the overall Japanese vibe. There are cherry blossom colored lanterns hanging from the ceiling. Was anything else Japanese? Honestly I couldn't tell. It just seemed like a salon. Everything was very organized. I saw one person get turned away because they were late for there appt. Don't be late! For reference, I once had my hair cut at the now closed immortal beloved. I did a ton of research before going for my haircut. The place looked and smelled amazing but I got the worst haircut ever. Thanks again Shigumi!

The haircut here was very disappointing and did not meet the standards I have come to expect from a…read moreJapanese salon. 2022 I am new to DC. Over the past five years, I have regularly visited Japanese hair salons in Los Angeles, New York City, and Boston while traveling frequently. In those experiences, even when a haircut did not fully match my preferred style or length, the technical quality was consistently strong, and any adjustments were handled professionally. Unfortunately, this experience was very different. One of the defining characteristics of a Japanese haircut is the smoothness, softness, precision, and careful organization of the layers. In my case, the cut lacked those qualities and appeared uneven and poorly structured (the photo from the back). I was also disappointed by the salon's management. Based on my experience, the overall operation and quality control did not reflect the standards typically associated with Japanese salons. Update (May 2026): Over the past 4 years, I have been with my Japanese hair stylist in New York. I returned to the salon to see Keiko because I was hoping to find a long-term stylist in Washington, DC. I had not had my haircut for 7 months prior to that because I delivered a baby in December 2025. Ozuki appeared to be one of the few salons in the area offering Japanese hairstylists. Immediately after the appointment, the haircut looked good due to the styling and blow-dry. However, within a few days, the shape became difficult to manage and appeared increasingly unstructured. The photo on my ID, taken approximately three weeks after the haircut, reflects how the cut settled over time. In contrast, the Japanese haircuts I have received elsewhere typically maintain their shape and balance for several months. Despite my concerns, I scheduled another appointment six weeks after the first haircut with Keiko because I genuinely hoped the issues could be corrected and that I could establish a relationship with a local stylist. At the same time, I let the management know that my haircut had bad form and hope that it can be resolved at the second appointment. Unfortunately, my interactions with management, Liz, were once again disappointing. Rather than addressing the concerns constructively, the response left me with little confidence that the salon could deliver the level of quality I was seeking. This is the first Japanese salon where I have repeatedly had unsatisfactory experiences. Based on the consistency of those experiences, I am not convinced that the salon operates at the standard typically associated with Japanese hairstyling.

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Ozuki Salon - Entrance on 30th Street. Close to the corner of 30th and K streets.

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