Hands down best place to get full service, professional hair and nail...cozy and clean and very…read morefriendly atmosphere!

I got my hair cut into long layers! And got highlights! I had Bethann and she done a wonderful job!…read moreShe was friendly and made me feel very comfortable my first time there! I will be going back!!

I've been here once before my last time. Amy did an excellent job on my cut and color. I went my…read morelast time and Leann did it this last time. My hair was so uneven and the color job was horrible. I'll never go back. I tried to make another appointment with another person to get it fixed and no one will even answer my calls now.

Donovan cut my hair. I have never had so many compliments. Terrific salon, perfect experience…read more Thanks so much

I had my hair colored here a few weeks ago, and while the salon itself was nice and the appointment…read morewas pleasant, I left extremely disappointed by the lack of transparency regarding pricing. The biggest issue was being charged $120 for toner, three separate toner charges at $40 each. At no point before or during my appointment was I told that three different toners would be used, that toner would be charged separately, or that an additional $120 would be added to my bill. What made the situation even more frustrating was that I didn't learn about the three different toner formulas being used until after the service was finished. When my stylist was discussing retail products and attempting to sell me additional items for home use, I declined. It was during that conversation, while preparing my receipt, that she informed me she had used three different toners to achieve the final result. The decision to use three different toner formulas was never discussed with me beforehand. My stylist may have felt they were necessary to achieve the desired color, but that was a creative choice made during the service. If those choices are going to increase the cost of an appointment by more than $100, clients should be informed before the products are applied--not after the service is complete and payment is due. I have medium-length, very fine hair and have had my hair professionally colored for years. I've never had a stylist add three separate toner charges without discussing them first. Whether one toner or three toners were actually used is less important than the fact that the charges were never disclosed. Based on the salon's advertised pricing, I expected my appointment to be under $200. Instead, my total came to around $300. Learning about an extra $120 charge only after declining additional retail products made the whole situation feel like a cash grab and left me feeling blindsided. Had the costs been explained upfront, I could have made an informed decision about how I wanted to proceed. The service itself was fine, the color for the most part, resembled the inspiration, but transparency matters. I don't mind paying for quality work, but I do expect to be told when a stylist's decisions will add significant charges to my bill. Unfortunately, the lack of communication overshadowed what could have been a pretty pleasant experience.

My wife went for extensions and Sydney was awesome. Highly…read morerecommend this establishment.

I went to get my hair dyed and cut. wanted blonde and she put bleach on my hair then put me in a…read moredryer (damaging my hair) comes out in silver chunks then rushes to get me done by barely cutting my hair and waxing my eyebrows with cold wax (stylist Kylie Folsom) NEVER go here or if you do do not let her touch your hair.