Pressed Studios has such an incredible staff! I recently walked into the salon on a whim, and I'm…read moreso glad I did! Stylist Nyla was incredibly professional and talented. Her wash and set was absolutely perfect, and I even got a trim that I couldn't be happier with. The salon was clean and the staff were friendly and welcoming. I'll definitely be returning!

I'm growing out my natural hair and I don't really need curly cuts or full service anymore, just…read moremaintenance trims. I booked online and sent the $45 deposit via CashApp, which was the cost of the entire service. I don't actually own a blow dryer, so I washed my hair and brushed it out until it was straight-ish, and that was fine. My partner had a separate appointment and detangled his hair, but they charged him an additional blow drying fee (I don't think he brushed his hair out like I did, maybe that's why?). I showed up about 15 minutes early in the middle of a heat wave, Cece offered me a cold water, and Stephenie started working on me right away. She blow dried my hair a little bit more, with minimal heat. Stephenie was super communicative and showed me what she wanted to cut off. The trim wasn't really noticeable from a distance, which is exactly what I wanted. The salon itself is small and neat, and Stephenie and Cece are super friendly. I'll be back for my next trim in 3 months!

Warm, reliable, and cozy. Sen is my go to salon and I have gotten cuts, keratin treatments, and…read morehead spa treatments with them. They are expert hair professionals with wonderful service. I am always happy with my haircuts and they are perfectionists! If you need a quick pick me up or self care moment, book a head spa with them. You will be so relaxed to the point of falling asleep while they give your scalp the TLC it deserves!

The staff And skills here are amazing. I recommend everyone to come here…read more Best short hair haircut in Brooklyn.

Every time I got my hair done I left happy. Simone is a…read moregreat stylist I loved coming here Great convo and always left smiling.

I have been a loyal customers for over 10 yrs..it's not much I can say about the salon because the…read moreservice as well as the end result is nothing less than amazing. I walk out of the salon everytime a new women and a satisfied customer always. Ladies if you looking for a Dope salon.. that can fulfill any style you bring their way look no further. THIS IS THE PLACE EVEN WOMEN HAD BEEN DREAMING OF..I CAN GET ENOUGH......

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

Mary cut my hair and she was just the absolute sweetest person - not to mention that this was also…read morethe best haircut of my life so far! I walked in on a whim because I had a wedding to go to the next day and she was able to take me within less than 5 minutes. She was so easy to communicate with and placed no judgements on how I wanted my hair cut. She was nothing but positive, friendly, and honest. Cannot recommend this place enough!

I have never written a negative review before, but this experience was so bad that I feel obligated…read moreto warn others. This was, without a doubt, the worst highlights I have ever had. Mary mentioned that she used to own a salon, and after this experience, I understand why she no longer does. The color is completely off, the highlights are uneven, and the overall result is just terrible. I have thin hair, and the haircut with multiple layers made everything worse-- and throughout the process I was literally being hit in the face with my own wet hair as she cut. It felt chaotic and unprofessional. The result was such a disaster that I had to go to another salon and pay a significant amount to fix it. The hairstylist there was shocked and kept repeating that some people simply should not be doing hair. I spent an entire week tying my hair up just to hide how bad it looked. To make matters worse, the payment experience was incredibly uncomfortable. I paid her immediately via Zelle and even tipped her in cash. Because the transfer wasn't instant (we have different banks), she became upset and made me stay while I called my bank to prove that I had paid. It was humiliating and unnecessary. Afterward, I sent her photos to show how disastrous the result was, and her only response was to tell me to book another appointment. There is no way I would trust her to fix this. I asked for a refund, which I now realize I likely won't receive after seeing other similar reviews. This was an extremely disappointing and stressful experience. I strongly recommend going elsewhere.

The haircut I got here with Naho I really loved and will definitely be back…read more I also had my wedding hair done here, along with three of my bridesmaids. I got my hair done by Naho, who was an absolute gem and so sweet. She was great at listening to what I liked and didn't like after the trial appointment and made adjustments. I really liked the hairstyle she gave me, and the half up style she did held up until the last couple hours of the night. The whole team was efficient and friendly, and the salon environment is beautiful (and Momo the dog is perfect!). The only complaint I have was the curls, and to be fair I have pretty smooth, Asian hair that already doesn't want to hold a curl. But I did have a bridesmaid whose hair usually holds a curl, and we both had to redo them at the venue with a wand instead of an iron, so that they held better. Also, while I think the hairstyle looked great from the front, it did look a little bit odd from the side because of the volume of the half up look. It was straight by the end of the night, but with the dancing that may have happened anyway. The one bridesmaid who requested an updo instead of a half up look had the best time--it held all night and was absolutely gorgeous.

I used Dvir Salon for my wedding hair and makeup. My mom, MIL, and two of my bridesmaid also used…read moretheir services for my wedding day. I spoke to Shushana and she helped me gather information the salon needed in order to move forward with booking the wedding date. She booked my trial date as well as my wedding date. Naho did my hair and makeup. During the trial, I showed her a picture of an updo I liked on Pinterest and she worked her magic. It came out beautiful. I pretty much gave her free rein on the makeup and the end result was great - not too much and not too little. Naho is very sweet. She asks you a lot of questions and I feel like she genuinely cares about you. She also brings her cute dog, Momo, to the salon. I decided to get a haircut and re-highlight my hair a few weeks before my wedding and I booked it on Easter Sunday since that was the only day before the wedding that Naho was available. Once again, my hair turned out great. Just a subtle change but a much needed one since I hadn't gotten a haircut in more than 6 months. My wedding morning was a little crazy and I got to the salon 15 mins late for my appointment, but they were very nice about it. Naho took her time with my hair and makeup and it shows. I never felt so beautiful! The other stylists worked on the members of the bridal party and they looked beautiful as well. I'm glad Dvir Salon is a preferred vendor for Deity because it's just around the corner and it made my life so much easier knowing I didn't have to rush around.

I have been coming to this African braiding shop for years and I am so happy with the results every…read moresingle time. My favorite is Toisha she is my favorite stylist but they all are wonderful braidets who stay up with the trends. When you get a chance stop by and tell them I sent you

They always have braiders ready so there isn't a long wait and they do a good job! Been coming here…read morefor years and they have improved a lot. Also good pricing!

Great vibe here. I love the way Joseph cuts my hair! He's an artist, whose purpose is to help your…read morehair reach its potential. I'm learning a lot about how to care for my hair through cuts with him. I used to be extremely discouraged with my frizzy, thin hair, and now I'm having fun with it again. A great cut can do that. Also, He's bold. If I come in with an idea I'm 60% sure about, he encourages me to go with it and I've always been really happy I did! Like the bangs, pictured below.

Danielle, the hair dresser, why did you have to move to California! :(…read more I can't really rely on anyone for a great haircut after she left. The owner destroyed my hair when I decided to try him out after she left to Cali....almost 200 wasted away. Not for me, sorry.