I had a great experience at Salon DUMBO. The final result was even better than the inspo photos I…read moreprovided! Would definitely recommend for special events.

Exceptional salon, wonderful people. Diego is a gem. I have very difficult, thick hair, and he does…read morea wonderful job on it every time. I absolutely love this place, highly recommend.

Guilia is amazing!! I've been going to her the past two years and have been loving my highlights…read moreand gloss. She really listens to what I want in keeping the color transitions natural. Antonio cut my hair. Also did an amazing job!

Two weeks ago I used Pro Addiction to straighten my hair. In the 25 years I've been using different…read moreproducts, this is by far the best I've ever had. I wanted to wait a couple weeks before writing my review, and I still feel the same way I did from day 1. Worth every penny, i'll be back.

Luba is truly a master at what she does. I was fed up with my hair color fading after only a few…read morewashes with my previous salon and have not looked back since making the switch. She is incredibly responsive and helpful in making last minute appointments (especially for those of us who can't usually do weekday appointments until after 5:30 pm). I always leave the salon feeling like a million bucks, and Luba is also significantly cheaper than most colorists I've been to in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Highly recommend! Even after we moved out of Park Slope I still travel back just to see her and get my hair done. She also did a wonderful cut last time I was in the salon!

A salon nearby in Park Slope did a terrible job on my color gloss. The color was not only darker,…read morebut almost gray. My search for salons in the area led me to Luba .Luba took my appointment the next day and even came in an hour early to accommodate me as my first appointment. Luba didn't just do an amazing job, she took her time and was very kind. It worried me that my hair wouldn't recover so quickly or look nice However, I left the salon feeling very happy and grateful! My color still looks amazing, and she made sure we went with a balayage / color that would work for me and not be too high maintenance. I'm so glad I found this gem in the neighborhood. Luba, thank you so much! I'll see you soon! :)

Love it here!!! This is my go to place, very easy relaxing…read moreno frills salon. I have a lot of thick hair and have been to so many salons, some of which I've paid much more money for than at sphere. previous stylists have *always* complained about how much hair I have, and they would not do a good job (I always go for medium to short length straight cut). Haircuts were usually so stressful for me that I resorted to cutting my own hair for many years due to disappointment by hair salons. I'm very grateful Sphere is right next door and easy to book an appt with. Johnny is very detailed and talented. I tried a long bob with bangs for the first time with him last year and I LOVE it. I've received so many compliments each time I get my haircut. Just got another one today. ‍ Johnny has never complained about my hair volume or seem to be phased by my indecisiveness- usually I come in with an idea or two and then I end up just asking him to go with what he thinks best, and he does a fabulous job. He has let me know in the past if a style I want may not look good. I trust his judgment. The receptionist is also very kind and friendly. it's easy for me to go back. thank you

It pains me to leave reviews like this but I just wanted to warn others, or at least let the salon…read moreknow. I was looking for a layered cut in the area and came across Sphere. The reviews seemed OK but I am realizing none of them were recent. Firstly, I will say the head wash was wonderful. The young lady who did it did an amazing job and really gave me an amazing wash. Then the dreaded cut. I asked for long layers in the front and back starting at my chin. The guy spent 30 mins to cut my hair and just went crazy cutting in all different directions. He then whipped out the thinning shears and went crazy with that as well. He must have cut about 50 percent of my hair losing all volume. He actually cut the front longer than the back which I asked him to fix and he said that I would lose even more volume. He blow dried it with a curl and zero product and therefore I couldn't really see the unevenness. Then the payment. I was charged 158 dollars for the wash cut and dry. I was totally taken aback and couldn't believe it. I couldn't really argue with the price.... I've gone to much nicer salons for far less. There were no prices on the wall and no website and it seems like the price was made up. I left so upset and feeling completely scammed. They told me I could come back in 7 days to fix it for free... but why would I go back? I find it completely unethical business practice. I'm now using hair growth serums praying it grows out and I can go somewhere else to correct it.

I absolutely love Suite V! When my hairstylist of five years moved at the start of the pandemic in…read more2020, she referred me to Suite V. I was nervous to go somewhere new, because I've had stylists in the past who didn't understand my hair. But Suite V is awesome, and I've gone there for balayage, cut, and color ever since. Cristi does my hair and I have so much fun talking with her! She always listens to my ideas for different haircolors and styles, and she's so patient when I'm indecisive. She's taken my hair from dark brown to caramel blonde, hot pink, and more, and she treats my hair (which is naturally curly, dry, and high porosity) with such integrity and care. Danielle does my partner's hair, and he's happy every time. I'll be a loyal Suite V customer as long as they're around, and definitely recommend this salon to anyone who wants stylists they can trust and a really calming atmosphere. Oh yeah, I almost forgot to mention that part of the salon is a vintage clothing store! This is a really special place and I'm so glad it exists.

Great haircut by Danielle and very cute location! Very open and plant filled space :)read more

Always happy with after visiting Soon Beauty Fort Green. Staff washed my hair, cut, color and…read moredried. Love the vibe here.

The low rating is based on a new policy where you have to give your credit card in order to make an…read moreappt for a haircut. I tried to get around it but they were adamant about it so I guess they lost me as a client. Also, they charge a pretty - they are okay but not THAT good to justify the high prices. I found another place that didn't charge as much and the making an appt was easy without all the fuss. Also, the cut was better.

So I decided to start my hair locking process and chose Debra as my loctician (it wasn't an easy…read moredecision this is NYC) And I am so happy I decided to go with her. I booked her via StyleSeat which I recommend because her list of service are on there along with the prices. Debra is so sweet and I loved talking to her! She did such a good job and she filled me in on pretty much everything I would need for maintenance. She made sure I was prepared mentally and was just overall amazing. This woman radiates positivity. I cannot to return for my next appointment!

Yelp removed my review because I had a link to the photos on my blog. However, I am adding it back…read morewithout the link. Photos were on Yelp (11/19/2013 Yelp removed the photos of my hair before, during and after the service, presumably at the owners request). I've never seen a Yelp review where the option to add photos was removed so this was clearly done on purpose. The service was originally in July 2012. Photos are on my blog (yelp allows links in profiles). Just search Red Room. I so wanted to like OMHH Red Room Luxe Salon for my straight styles but unfortunately this natural salon just did not prove to be a positive experience. I had been checking out this natural hair salon (advertised as a "blow dry bar") for a while and met the owner, Debra, a few times, including at the African Street Festival at Commodore Barry Park, where I was given a sample of the herbal hair & body wash. She had natural hair (extensions) so again I thought I hit the jackpot. I mistakenly believe that women with natural hair know how to deal with my hair. I have been proven wrong time and time again. I had been wearing twist outs for a few weeks, trying out different products, and the twist out I wore to the salon was done with my own whipped shea butter and aloe mix. My hair was combed out a bit with a wide toothed comb (looked like a shower comb) and rinsed with warm water then washed, twice, with the same hair & body wash that I stated was drying to my hair the prior week. I suspect that the shea butter coating on my hair stopped it from acting as a clarifying shampoo. An OMHH herbal conditioner was used as well as an OMHH light oil and I was placed under a hood dryer for about 15 minutes. I had expected that Hair Rules product would be used in my hair since Debra mentioned several times when we spoke that she uses and likes the Hair Rules line, which is also sold at her shop. Instead she used her own brand, OMHH. I was NOT given the option to choose my own products from her collection and I was not given the option to use Hair Rules products. The conditioner was rinsed out and I was then placed back under the hood dryer to recline for a bit with loose hair. When I asked Debra about this technique, since I was getting a blow out, she said that she likes to remove some of the moisture from the hair before blow drying. I immediately became worried since I know it's more difficult to blow dry my hair once it's already dry i.e. Dominican blow outs on dried, roller set hair use a ton of heat to get my curly roots straight. My hair dries really fast. Although my hair was loose (not roller set) I went along with it to see how this dry before blow drying technique would work. During the blow dry no heat protectant was used; however, my hair was blown out on a cool setting for the majority of the blow out. There was no brush or comb attachment used - just a shower comb. I asked Debra about this and she said she does not like to use a comb attachment since it pulls too much on the hair - breakage presumably? I rarely lose hair when I do my blow out at home so I was unsure of this reasoning. Most salons blow out my natural hair with a brush or comb attachment to make it more smooth, which means less passes of the flat iron. The blow out was not comfortable at first. Debra did listen to me and was more gentle; however, I still was not pleased with the technique of trying to blow out dry natural hair. After the blow out my hair felt very dry, which is not normal for me after a blow out. I mentioned that my hair was looking rough and it felt dry and was told that next time I should get a steam treatment. There was a steamer in the corner near the wash basins. Debra stretched a section of my hair down to show me how much she thought should be trimmed, which was at least 1 inch. I said no, I was not willing to trim that much. We then got into a discussion about the knots in my hair, sections of hair that were not really knots at all but hair that had not been combed out well. She wanted to cut my hair up to the "knots". I explained that I have single strands knots since my small curls, some 1/8 of an inch, wrap around themselves and form tiny knots on individual strands. I told Debra that I rarely wear my hair straight so the single strand knots do not bother me. I then began to pull apart the "knotted" sections of hair to show Debra that it was just tangled hair that was not combed out. I did not feel that my hair required a 1 inch cut. I had not used heat in six months and for 3 of those months I was in twist extensions. My blow out looked like a fluffy afro from the 70s, not like a sleek salon blow out that was prepared for flat ironing. I even said that out loud that I had a 70s afro. When the flat ironing started, I was again worried. No heat protectant was used. I ended up leaving the salon without letting her finish. I washed, blew out and flat ironed my hair when I got home since I wanted to make sure it was not dama

Anna gives me wonderful haircuts that grow out so well! Been going to her for years. I won't let…read moreanyone else cut my hair.

if i could give zero stars i would. had awful experience since hairdressers at boy luv girl split…read more-i went to main office which is now run by one woman. I gave very specific instructions for a basic cut - she cut back of my hair short, left the front and top untouched-i wanted my hair cut evenly not all chopped up. who does that-if she can't cut hair why is she pretending to? be warned-do yourself a favor and stay Far away.