I was most unhappy with the haircut I got at Studio D. Not that my stylist did a bad job--she did an excellent job of cutting my hair exactly the way she wanted it, but did not listen at all to what I wanted. I'm into specific examples so here they are: I asked for my hair to be longer in the back, not once but three times. When I got home I could see it was dead straight around my body, like she had put a bucket on my head for a guide. She asked if I parted on the side or middle. I said I moved it but generally on the side. She asked if I wanted her to cut it parted in the middle. I said no, on the side. She proceeded to part it in the middle and cut it that way. She asked if I wanted it all one length. I said no, long layers. It is all one length. This next is less tangible but still valid. I believe a good stylist can recognize your type of hair and use products on it to help it look it's best. A woman should go out of a salon feeling pretty--not feeling like she can't wait to get home to make her hair less flat or less curly or more this or less that. She used no product on my rather thin fine hair and it looked like I had slept on it. It was so flat my ears were sticking out. I don't want to go to the extent of naming names which might be a little unfair to the other stylists, but if you are new in town, like I was, go someplace else. read more