Holy pile of suck I have never been so angry with a business. Not only did I, (a guy), pay $55 for a trim and a hair color, I got RED HAIR. Mind you, I am the last appointment on a Thursday night, and the next morning I leave for Michigan to go on business out of town. My appointment starts at 6:15 pm, and I leave around 9 pm due to the stylists inability to make my hair anything but bright red. Don't get me wrong, she was a sweet heart, I tipped her well and everything and I could tell she was trying hard, it was the experience after her that made me fume. My hair was so bad, (same color as a copper penny), that I had to buy a box of brown dye and try to fix it while on my trip in Michigan because it was so embarrassing. The day after I get back, I call the salon and tell them I needed it fixed, as the copper was showing through again. I get a call back from this little jezebel named Jessica who needs a serious lesson in customer service. She explains to me that they will not fix my hair because I used a color box on it while on my business trip. I tell her the only reason I had to do that is because I didn't want to be a ginger freak while on my business trip and I was embarrassed by the color. We debate what she seemed to be "confused" about for the next 10 minutes until she puts me on hold to speak with a manager. She comes back and says they will fix it but in the future they will not fix it if I use a box again; then she says "from a business perspective I'm sure you understand." I said no, I don't and she snapped at me about making an appointment. Well Jessica and Salon01, I am writing here today so you might explain a few "business perspectives" to me on Yelp. From a 'business perspective' how are you not embarrassed that the quality of workmanship coming from your salon is so poor a customer bought an $8 box of hair dye to try to make his hair go back to a more normal color? How, from a business perspective, does sandy blonde translate to copper red for $55? How, does treating a customer who felt humiliated by what you did with his hair like crap translate into your business model? How do you, from a business perspective, leave me unsatisfied with the wrong coloring then force me to adhere to your schedule as to when you fix it rather than making time for me today? And how, from a business perspective, do you justify poor quality workmanship with an even poorer quality customer service woman working your phones justify the absorbent price of $55 for a mens cut and color? AND I couldn't tip my hair stylist on my credit card! I had to use their ATM for an additional $2. This is crap!
This place is a joke, Jessica is a joke, the fact that I was as upset as I was when I left and was charged the full amount is a joke, and the fact that I was angry on the phone and a manager didn't even bother picking up the phone to find out why was a joke. THIS IS THE WORST SALON I HAVE EVER BEEN TO. The woman who smells like an ash tray at Great Clips has a better rapport with her customers than this Jessica does! I'm sickened and will never return after they fix my hair tomorrow! YES TOMORROW, I get to be a ginger freak for another day because they wouldn't make time for me today despite this obviously being their mistake. This place is just awful. read more