I love this place!! She is my go to stylist! From the first time I went in, C took the time to…read morebreak down and tell me the science of my hair and took what I wanted and made it better! She has quite the talent with scissors and I always leave happy with the final product. I appreciate that she takes her time with my hair and always makes time for me. Thanks C!!

I have been coming to Christeen's shop for more than 5 years & she is a master colorist! I have…read moregray hair at the roots & she is the only stylist that has been able to color my hair so that I don't have a stripe down the top of my head when it grows out. She's amazing! She always knows what to do to spice up my short cut any time of year & she is all about taking good care of her clients. On top of it all, she's kind & honest which is so important to me! She will tell you exactly what your hair needs to be healthy & beautiful. You will not be disappointed. Christeen is the best! #AdorraSalon

I got my perm done for the New Year. It was everything I was looking for! Tina did a phenomenal job…read morewith explaining the process and how to maintain it! I've had a few haircuts with Gina, Kinzi, and Amanda all amazing hairstylists! If you want a world-class experience, Tezé Salon is where to go! I love the ambience and the vibes also! The front desk is very welcoming and can't wait to get my follow up soon! I would highly recommend my mom and family here!

I found my "Holy Grail" salon and stylist, Amanda at the Teze Salon in Puyallup, WA…read more If you are in the prosses stage of turning grey, and want more dimension without the awful dark roots, "Grey Blending" is the ticket. If you want someone who is talented and understands what this technique is, you can stop looking now. I have done the research and spent the money for you, so you don't have to. My journey to get to Amanda started here. I have been rehoused to the Seattle area since we lost our home in the Malibu wildfires in 2018. As a result of cleaning out our condo, two months later, my husband and I were both diagnosed with cancer within three weeks of each other. Beginning a very long year of treatment, I had my head shaved. It grew in an ugly mousey grey. I named the color, "Rat Bitch Grey". I began the long search for a stylist who was knowledgeable, specifically in "Grey Blending". Grey blending is a hair coloring "weaving" technique that incorporates some of your existing grey, and adding low and highlight colors, creating a more a more seamless transition to a natural silver look, without the heavy lines of demarcations at the roots of your hair. What I found was that many stylists call grey blending a "color correction" and it's common for stylists to charge an hourly or daily rate for this service. It's not a color correction really. I have had years of using high and lowlights on my blond hair and not charged for a color correction. Color correction means they don't have training experience in grey blending. With so much of the population turning grey, hair stylists will be doing lots of grey blending in the future. Don't be fooled. Then I discovered, Amanda, a stylist at the Teze Salon in Puyallup, WA. I found her on Instagram and wrote to her about my dilemma. Not only did she nail the haircut I wanted, but she also created a stunning, personally unique color and cut, that parallels the services I had as a client at the Sally Hershberger salon in L.A. and NYC, or the three salons in Downtown Seattle that I went to. They all falsely advertised "grey blending services " in their menus too. All BS imho. We are now living seasonally both in Malibu and Seattle, and I seriously might fly back for a few days to get my hair done by Amanda t the Teze again. With my health struggles abating, I want to celebrate by looking great. Because for me, when my hair looks good, I feel better. I will post pictures later.

Sarah is THE BEST hair stylist in town! I've been seeing her for over 5 years and can't even count…read morethe number of times I've received compliments on her work. I am constantly able to refer new clients to her because her work speaks for itself. She is very meticulous when it comes to doing hair. She listens to what I want and ensures that I am satisfied every single time. You will never see any other stylist after you go to her, I promise!

Hey Hello Hair! I…read moreabsolutely love this place. The ladies here are truly the best. I'm lucky to have Charla and Jessica taking care of my hair--my lifelong, deep red hair that I proudly say comes from my great-great-grandmother. It's that strong Indian red MC1R gene trait, and I don't take it lightly! I had hand and arm surgery in January 2026, and the girls even took care of my hair before my surgery. At that time, we were working through simple wash routines together because I couldn't wash my hair myself. They were so patient and helpful through all of it. By the time I needed my next move-up, I was ready to wash my own hair again, and they celebrated that progress with me. I truly love these ladies like I've known them for years. Everyone in the salon is so kind, fun, and genuinely caring--not just with me, but with every person who walks in. Going to my appointment at Hello Hair is something I always look forward to. I genuinely love being there.

I've been seeing Hallie for a while, and throughout my visits it has always been clear that gray…read morecoverage was important to me. At my most recent appointment, I specifically asked to focus on covering my grays, and she confirmed that we would make sure they were properly addressed. Unfortunately, the service did not fully resolve that concern. (And I paid over $300+) It was difficult to see in the salon lighting, but once I got home a few days later, I noticed quite a few grays still very visible. I reached out to let her know. Since I was in the process of moving, it wasn't feasible for me to come back in right away, but I was hoping we could discuss an alternative solution once I got settled or explore some form of help given I wouldn't have the time to come in right away. Instead, I was sent a link to purchase a gray touch-up stick from the salon. That response was disappointing and, in my opinion, not reflective of a professional resolution to a service concern. Clear consultation, and follow-through are essential in this industry, especially when it comes to gray coverage, which requires intention and attention to detail. If something cannot be fully achieved during an appointment, it should be communicated transparently with realistic expectations and options discussed in advance. I hope this feedback is taken as an opportunity to refine consultation practices and client care. Growth comes from listening and improving, not from becoming defensive, rude, or passive-aggressive. I truly wish her the best and hope she uses this as a learning experience. (And others find this useful if you're looking for gray coverage as part of your service) And btw(after reading the owners response): this was NOT a gray blending service, it was always very clear that I wanted my grays fully covered each time I came in.

I have been going to Diane for years and have loved everything she has done for my hair. I came in…read moreto her at first when I needed a hair color and haircut correction. She talked to me and made sure to listen to every detail of what I wanted. From long hair to short, from dark brown to blonde, and everything in between, Diane has been there. I highly recommend her to achieve real hair goals!

Diane is absolutely amazing. I have been going to her the last 6 years or so for haircuts and…read morecolor, and have continued to go to her even though I moved up to Seattle 4 years ago. I never really know what I want to do with my hair, but she's SO good at making suggestions and coming up with a good plan based on the color/condition of my hair at the time. She's extremely knowledgeable about all of the hair products out there, and how they'll interact with your specific kind of hair. Not to mention, she is a wonderful person! Her studio is really clean and relaxing, and it's always a wonderful experience to get my hair done by her.

Connie really makes sure the haircut is how you want it. She is communicative and explains things…read morefor you to understand. I went in and requested my hair to be cut straight across after months of having uneven fringes after cutting it wrong myself. Connie was able to clean it up! She is also so kind!

Connie is THE best of the best! I did a walk-in because I wasn't sure what to do with my hair. She…read moreended up being able to squeeze me in her busy schedule and 3 hours later, I'm happy and satisfied with my new hair style. I was always scared of going to new salons, but thanks to my friend--Christian, who recommended this place to me, I now have an only spot that I trust with my hair. And because it was a hot day, Connie also offered me Melona Ice cream which was so sweet of her! Overall, place is amazing and I felt so comfortable.

Was going 2 my hair stylist for 15 years and now she has retired.it was scarey going 2 someone new…read more,but I finally did.I went 2 c GLENDA WEINBERG IN BONNEY LAKE and I was nervous .so happy I took that chance because Glenda did a wonderful job and I am so happy I found her.highly recommend Glenda !!!

Not up front about the poor quality you'll receive, and won't even give a partial refund, even…read moreafter tipping $50 on a $300 hairstyle and color. If there was a way to put zero stars, she would be deserving of it!! BUYER BEWARE, NO REFUND AMOUNT, QUALITY IS AWFUL!!

I am very UNHAPPY with a recent hair service where I received unexpected highlights from a new…read moreemployee, McKenna, even though I clearly asked for a solid, all-over hair color. I booked for all over color and later was told it would be a bleaching service instead if I wanted to go lighter. I agreed to all over color and going lighter. So this was fine. I originally had all over hair color that was dark brown with naturally grown out roots (2-3 inches). Then McKenna mentioned she was doing something similar to "balayage" when the other stylist and their client asked what she was doing to my hair. I clearly communicated my preference against highlights multiple times, even questioning the stylist during the process when her technique appeared inconsistent with a solid application. Despite assurances of an all-over color, my hair developed "dimensions" and it was BLONDE with noticeable damage to my hair. I thought she was coloring my roots but she was creating "dimensions". Dimensions is not all over color. Dimensions is "highlights", streaks, and lines that's not all over color. I wanted one solid color and for my black roots to be matching the brown all over color. Does that make sense? Does that mean I want highlights? When I contacted the business via email, the owner responded. We went back and forth few times. She only offered to have McKenna fix it, which I didn't want, and suggested just toning it darker, which I knew wouldn't stop the highlights from reappearing. The salon owner's subsequent offer to explain why "highlights" were necessary, rather than acknowledging the deviation from my original request, further illustrates a misunderstanding of my concerns. This experience represents a critical breakdown in communication and trust, as I was misled about the service being performed and would have sought a different salon. I don't think this salon does lift and color method. Or the owner is protecting the new stylist's mistakes. Regardless, McKenna is busy posting on Instagram. There is a photo of my hair and titles it "Behind the scenes" like it is a proud moment for her to lie to a client rather than reaching out to apologize. She should have been saving my hair from being burnt off other than taking photos at the sink. My hair is burnt off and I'm pretty she noticed it when she was blow drying my hair. She failed to mentioned the blotches and missing hair. I did not even get the deep conditioning treatment that I requested. I did get anything that I requested or wanted! In the end, I have unwanted highlights and less hair than before. My hair color is further away from my intended goal because she ignored everything that I said and gave me brassy highlights. I requested for refund or another stylist at the same location to correct my hair. That's when communication stopped and the owner never responded again. This service totaled $270. Here's the thing. New stylist and seasoned stylists can make mistakes! But the stylist is posting on social media other than apologizing. The business owner doesn't understand why you don't want to be getting your done by the same stylists that did everything other than what you have requested... this is not a good business to support.

Mckenna is an amazing stylist! She has done highlights, beautiful blowouts, and an amazing updo…read morestyle for me before! What amazes me the most is that when she curls my hair it will stay curled for DAYS! Highly reccommend her work.