Let me start by saying I do not write yelp reviews but I felt this experience warranted a review.
Yesterday, I was apart of a bridal party that went to Sringar Hair Design for our hair and makeup. I have a salon that I typically go to for these appointments, but I went here instead since the bride wanted us all together. In addition to the bride, there were six women and throughout the morning/afternoon our appointments were spread out between a few hours.
Once I arrived for my appointment, I had to wait about 20 minutes before the stylist was ready for me. I started with makeup since the other employees were still working on several of the bridesmaid's hair. The young lady that did my makeup did a fairly good job, but the process was not very sanitary. The stylists used the same makeup brushes on all of us, including the wands for both the lipgloss and mascara- GROSS!!! Overall my makeup came out okay but, my eyebrows were done a very dark brown while my hair is auburn. I looked like a clown and later used makeup remover to take off most of it.
Next, two women began to do my hair. At this point, I had already been at the salon for an hour and a half. In addition to our bridal party, the salon also had other clients scheduled. This resulted in many times where they were bouncing between the wedding party and other customers. I showed them a picture of a simple hair design (picture below). During the process of curling my hair, one of the ladies was curling my hair so horribly that I later realized there were marks throughout my hair from the clamp of the curling iron. Oh and not to mention, my hair felt fried because each piece of hair she curled she held on the curling iron for what felt like 60 seconds (clamp mark pictured down below). I told them that I did not like the style of the curls, but they insisted that they needed to make those specific curls to make my hair look like the picture. After my hair was done, they gave me a mirror to see the back of my hair... there was a large bun on the back of my head, and barely any hair was left down and curled. When they asked how I liked my hair, I told them that it did not look anything like the simple picture. In the picture, the hair was teased at the crown for volume then some of the front pieces were pinned back. The woman told me that you can't always match the picture exactly- this I understand, but the hair design did not even resemble the picture at all; instead, the stylist decided to do a design that she wanted to do. In all honesty, a 5-year-old could have followed the picture better. At this point, I was over an hour late for the wedding pictures, and I did not like how my hair looked. I asked her to pull down a few pieces of hair in the front, so it at least looked like I had hair. She pulled down a piece and I simply paid (which also cost more then I was quoted since my hair was "long"). In the car ride from the salon to my house (about 5 minutes), 10 bobby pins fell out of my hair while I was driving. I then picked up my dress and headed to the venue where other members of the bridal party were also late and upset with their results. By the time I got to the venue which was only 15 more minutes away, my hair was straight, and almost all of the bobby pins holding in the hideous bun had fallen out. In all the other times I have gotten my hair done at a salon for a prom or wedding, my hair stayed intact and curled for hours- but not this time. I brought a curling iron to the venue, and we all had about 30 minutes before the wedding started for all of us to salvage our hair. All 6 of the bridesmaids were extremely unhappy with either their hair, makeup or both! After speaking with the other bridesmaids, they all had also told their stylists that they were unhappy with their hair, but the stylist said it looked good. We then all had to help each other completely reconstruct our hair before the ceremony since we all were so unhappy. The bride was so upset that everyone was late and that their hair did not come out right that she decided to contact the salon before the ceremony even began. When the bride is that upset, you know the salon did a horrible job. This was an awful experience for every single bridesmaid and a complete waste of money.
Moral of the story if you are having a wedding and you would like a stress free afternoon of getting ready- do not go here.
If I could give negative stars for this salon, I would. read more