I requested a side part and layers and showed what I wanted with photos. My stylist then made my…read morelayers the most uneven they have ever been and made my bangs above my forehead. I have never disliked a haircut until now. She did not ask before cutting the length and overall it was a terrible service.

This is my third haircut with Ellen. What a fantastic job she did with my thick curly overgrown…read morehair. The vibe is always good in there and Ellen was very patient with my slightly grumpy mood today. lol. She's wonderful!

I have curly hair. If you have curly hair too, you know how scary the hunt for a hairdresser that…read morecan cut your hair can be. Frankie is great! She's an experienced hairdresser, is Deva Curl trained, and has curly hair herself. On my first visit she was able to recreate a haircut from a picture I brought in, and it came out wonderfully (and she gave me styling tips). A subsequent visit after it grew out came out just as great. I highly recommend her. The salon itself is cute, modern, and clean. Haircut prices are very reasonable. Ample parking, since it's in the shopping center that borders the large parking lot at Old South and Hampton.

Despite their amazing Yelp reviews, I was hesitant to try this salon, namely because they have no…read morewebsite and every time I called it went to voicemail. Weird, right? But after a stylist at the Aveda salon in Amherst gave me a pixie cut best described as "Suitable for the fraternal twin sister of Frankenstein's Monster," I left a message on their machine and wished for the best. Well wouldn't you know, wishes DO come true. They called me back, we set an appointment, and I've been getting consistently fabulous haircuts from Jen for almost a year now. Chameleon's is really the best of all worlds. You get attentive, precise, efficient, consistent, million-dollar service, but without any the pomp and pretentiousness of a high-end salon. And did I mention that their mirrors are impossibly clean? SO. CLEAN. I suspect they might actually be portals to other side of a blackhole. (Don't lean in too close.)

I am very particular about my hair and don't let just anyone cut it. My hair is long and very…read morecurly so getting an even cut is hard to come by. I decided to give Salon FX a try and what a great choice I made! The stylist gave me the best haircut I've ever had and I can't wait to go back for another cut.

Rosa has been my hair stylist for years. She is the QUEEN OF THE BOB! Seriously, she is a master. I…read morehave very difficult hair to cut and she figured it out right away. We have done so many fun cuts over that time, curly, straight, inverted bob, asymmetrical! I highly recommend making an appointment with her

I first came to Rosa to repair a terrible haircut (by another hairdresser) and a freakish dye job…read more(which I did myself). From the very first, I knew I was in good hands. Each time I leave Rosa's salon, my hair is perfectly cut and colored, and the compliments come rolling in. She is an expert at color blending, highlights, and layering -- among other talents. If other hairdressers have done a number on you -- if they haven't listened to you -- come to Rosa and relax. She's more than a hair stylist, she is a real artist.

I used to love Emily, but I haven't found someone who can consistently give a good haircut since…read moreEmily left before COVID. I have often left The Lift with hair cut so unevenly that I have had to even it out myself at home. My son just got his hair cut again after his last one there, and the new hairdresser pointed out that there was a huge difference in length between the R and L side over his ears. Sadly, after a decade as a loyal customer,I won't be returning to The Lift.

Heartbroken Bride - A Cautionary Tale for Anyone with Textured Hair…read more On October 4, 2024, I had my hair done at The Lift Salon by Justin, a stylist I had previously trusted. As a South Asian woman with thick, coarse hair, I made it very clear that this appointment was for my wedding day. What should've been a joyful, exciting experience turned into a months-long nightmare -- one I'm still dealing with in June 2025. The salon is very much a white-centered space, and while that shouldn't matter, it clearly did. Just because I have thick hair does not mean it's okay to bleach it to the lightest color possible without any real conversation about the risks involved. As a stylist, it is your responsibility to inform your client of potential damage -- especially when working with textured or ethnic hair. Had I known my hair would end up gummy, stringy, and permanently compromised, I would've never agreed to this. I even voiced concern during the appointment when I noticed the gummy texture. Justin brushed it off and told me it would feel like that for "just two days." I trusted him -- big mistake. After the first wash, my hair was a sticky, breaking mess. It was completely ruined. Since then, I've spent months trying to repair it, and I'm still not even close. When I reached out to the owner, Cristol, hoping for accountability and understanding, I was met with nothing but ego, gaslighting, and attitude. Her exact words were: "But you loved your hair and walked out with a smile." I told her: "I didn't even realize how damaged it was at the time -- check your cameras, I was trying to bring it up to Justin during the service." Instead of listening, she cut me off and said, "I will not have you come back into the salon. I'll just refund you. You can go to my friend, Carve Beauty, to get your treatments done." I was in tears. I had just paid $600 for a service that destroyed my hair and left me completely heartbroken -- and she had the audacity to ban me? As if I'd ever want to go back. You couldn't even pay me to return. Update - End of June 2025 This photo shows the current condition of my hair -- still gummy, breaking, and fragile despite everything I've done to try and fix it. Funny enough, I didn't find Carve Beauty on my own. Cristol -- in the middle of kicking me out of her salon -- actually recommended I go there. The irony? Carve turned out to be everything The Lift is not. At Carve, Tina, one of the owners, was professional, kind, and truly empathetic. When I told her what had happened, she was genuinely appalled. I ended up doing around six intensive treatments at Carve and purchased their molecular repair treatment to continue care at home. And still, after all that, I'm left with long-term damage. If you want a salon that will actually listen, respect you, and treat your hair with real care and knowledge, I cannot recommend Carve Beauty enough. Go to Tina for anything major or corrective -- she's amazing. And for regular styling, ask for Abby -- she's just as talented and sweet. Skip the arrogance. Skip the gaslighting. Skip the damage. Go where your hair and your voice are respected -- go to Carve.

I haven't been anywhere where else since I started going there over five years. I'm always…read moresatisfied with my hair cuts. Jen and Sam are so talented and they treat you like you're a friend!

This is the only hairdresser where they let you out with wet hair, you have to make a separate…read moreappointment for styling, they will give you a good haircut, but you have to make a separate appointment for everything...

I'll start by saying I am a man and I have always gone to an old school barber shop. I am…read moreattending my brothers wedding next week and my girlfriend recommended I go here. A woman named Anna did an amazing job on my hair. I was her last appointment of the day and she was still very meticulous and took her time to make sure I had the best haircut possible. She also did my girlfriends hair and it looks perfect. I highly recommend going here.

Honestly, I was going to leave a 3 star review but after seeing what my stylist posted on…read moreinstagram, I decided on a 1 star review. I came in with self-dyed hair in a color I liked. However, I was unable to keep up with dyeing the roots, so I decided to go back to a more natural color- a cool-toned brown. However, my stylist, Abbie ended up dyeing my hair straight up black (even another stylist agreed), which required her to strip the color 2-3 times. Most of this was done in the sink, which also happened to be the most uncomfortable salon sink. Anyways, I find out that Abbie posts about my "before" hair with quite the ratty comment which was completely unnecessary. No wonder she didn't tag me despite asking for my handle. She also failed to mention that she had to strip my hair three times, leaving it in a worse texture than before, despite telling me it wouldn't cause any damage. I was considering returning, but the professionalism is basically non-existent, so I'd rather not. Salon 241 is a better choice if you can spend more $.

I just want to say thank you to Stephen for saving my hair! Even despite the fact that I was about…read more15 min late for my appointment (did not know about the bridge construction going on) Stephen still took me in, and did a great job on my haircut even with the limited time. I am rarely ever content with the results of my haircuts, because I always feel like stylists insensitively cut off too much without talking to me about it first but Stephen was so considerate and professional... not only did he listen to what I wanted, he also made a point to double check that I was okay with the length he was about to take off, before making the cut. It had been awhile since my last trim / cut and my ends were very split and my hair was snarly and damaged from bleaching it several times over the past few months... But thanks to Stephen, it actually feels incredibly soft, the split ends are all gone and it feels thick and healthy... like he actually brought it back to life.... I'm so happy with it. Will definitely be coming back again!