Went to Lavish salon for the "curly haircut". Sabrina was so sweet. She took the time to explain…read moreeverything to me, step by step. Everything she was doing and why, and every product she used and it's benefits. Although I left with my hair about 4 inches shorter than I would have preferred, my curls are shiny and healthy with the curliest spirals and full of bounce. The salon itself was clean and decorated well. Staff was pleasant. I was offered a water bottle while I sat under the dryer. I will be back based on the location, prices, and staff. But this time I'll be sure to voice better that I want my hair LONG and not short!

I gave Lavish Salon a second chance, and unfortunately, after our experience today, we will never…read morebe back. Our first bad experience was when my daughter had a curly cut with Kaylin. During the appointment, the hair dryer was so hot that it burned my daughter's ears. My daughter is extremely shy and tends not to speak up when something hurts or makes her uncomfortable. She didn't say anything while we were there, but after we left, she burst into tears, and that was when I realized her ears had been burned. I did not bring it to the salon's attention because we had already left when I became aware of what had happened. Despite that experience, I decided to give the salon another chance and brought her in to have braids done by the owner. From the moment we arrived, we felt unwelcome. She did not introduce herself, and when she asked what we wanted, her facial expression and attitude immediately made us feel like we were bothering her. We wanted braids that formed into buns, but because of the attitude we received from the jump, I was honestly afraid to even ask for any type of intricate braiding design. I already felt uncomfortable asking for anything beyond something simple. My daughter was in tears throughout the appointment. I asked her what was wrong and specifically informed the stylist that she is tender-headed. I then sat there watching her rip through my daughter's fine, curly hair with a small rat tail comb, pulling through knots rather than gently detangling them. It caused so much breakage. While doing this, she proceeded to tell me that my daughter "didn't have curly hair," all while combing through her curls in a way that seemed to create even more tangles. I was also left standing there for about five minutes before another employee - not the owner - came over and offered me somewhere to sit. The actual braiding took roughly 10 minutes and felt incredibly rushed. There was no attention to detail, and it felt like she was speeding through my daughter's hair because we were a burden and she wanted us out of her chair. After seeing my daughter in tears, you would think she would take a gentler approach. We paid $80 plus a tip for a hairstyle that does not look professionally done and an experience that once again ended with my daughter in tears. What bothers me most isn't even the money. It's that I gave this salon a second chance after what happened during her first visit, only for my daughter to have another upsetting experience. A child should be able to sit in a salon chair and feel comfortable, cared for, and safe.

Heather is professional and friendly. Her office is very…read moreclean. Waxing was pain free. I would totally recommend her!

Heather is absolutely wonderful! She did an amazing job. My Brazilian was painless, clean and…read morequick! Very comfortable atmosphere and she is quite welcoming. I already scheduled my next appointment and referred a friend!

Secret Beauty Spa is truly a special place, I always leave feeling amazing. I get my hair done by…read moreSandy who is so sweet and so darn talented. I also get my nails done every 2 weeks with Nicole and I could not recommend her more. She's so kind, so talented and always brings my inspiration to life even better than I imagined it. The amount of compliments I get on my hair and especially my nails is insane. These ladies make me feel beautiful, which is tough to do. Everyone at Secret Beauty is friendly and skilled, you can't go wrong and they have SO MANY amazing services to choose from, not just hair and nails. Highly recommended.

I have been seeing Brooke for haircuts and blowouts for 3+ years and she does such an amazing,…read moreconsistent job! Everyone who works there is so kind and the vibe is great. They are in the process of moving to their new space, and I cannot wait to see how it turns out.

On June 13th I had an appointment to get my hair permed at Reviva Spa and Beauty Boutique by Linda…read moreTrudeau. I have never been to Linda before, so I sent her pictures of my hair (to see the length), and when we spoke on the phone I told her I had previously dyed my hair with product from Sally's in December. I have gotten a perm on long dyed hair before, and two different solutions were used on my hair, one for the virgin roots and one for the dyed ends. Linda told me the product she uses is for treated and untreated hair and that it shouldn't be a problem. The only stipulation I told her before coming in, was that I did not want to cut off any length. *these are facts, no opinion involved in those statements* When perming my hair, she used a smaller sized rod on my hair. Since my hair is long, she didn't want the weight of my hair to loosen the perm faster. This makes sense, except for the fact that my hair is way too long to put the entire length on just one rod and expect the solution to penetrate deep enough for the ends to curl. I'm not the 'professional' here, so I just trust her judgement. After my entire head is curled, she starts applying the solution to my head, during which she got solution in my eye. Once she was finished she said, "well I went over your entire head twice, so hopefully that'll be enough to curl it". Not exactly inspiring confidence, but again i'm not the 'professional'. She brings me to the sink to wash out the solution and take out the rods. Now at this point in a normal perm you are supposed to apply what is called a neutralizer that helps the hair follicle close (the perm solution opens the follicle to allow it to become curly). Linda did NOT do this to my hair. By the time I got home, my hair was fully dried and I noticed that the ends seemed pretty straight. I assume this is just because she brushed my hair out to trim it, and perms never look good on the first day. I texted Linda to inform her and she told me it was probably the brushing and to wet my hair. I wait 48 hours and then wash my hair. Here's where things take a turn. I send Linda pictures to show her that my ends are still straight, and ask how we can fix this. She calls me and says how she 'does good perms' and 'this never happens'. That's fine, people mess up. I just wanted it fixed. We ended the call with her agreeing to re-perm the bottom half of my head and she is going to call me back when she has an opening for me to come back in. About 20 minutes later, she texts me and just says how it looks like it didn't take because of the color that was on my ends. She is now not only not agreeing to re-perm my hair, but continues to blame me for not being honest about the products I used, and is only willing to cut my hair to "see if it will bounce up". Remember when I said the only thing I didn't want to do was cut my hair? She refused to even give me a partial credit, because "I'm not responsible for something you did at home that compromised your ends". This obviously infuriates me, because I sent her pictures of my hair ahead of time and went out of my way to tell her I dyed my hair around 6 months ago with product from Sally's so she would know going into perming my hair. We end our texting exchange with the screen shot you can see attached to this post. Every text she sent was as unprofessional as this one. She never took an ounce of culpability in the results of my hair, and was rude and dismissive. I spoke to two other hair professionals, both of whom said my ends were perfectly fine, and that she shouldn't have put all of my hair on one rod and instead have done what's called a piggy back technique. The first picture is what my hair looked like wet and dried after Linda permed it. And the second picture is my hair wet and dried after Marilyn re-permed the ends for me. Please note that Marilyn did not remove any color or do anything to my hair because re-perming the ends. As you can see, my ends are in fact NOT compromised as the perm took perfectly and I have the curled hair I should have gotten from Linda in the first place. I only ever asked for HALF of my money back so I could get it fixed. They refused and continued to deny any fault. I will note that the salon owner offered me 3 products to try to help my hair, which I appreciated but it the bare minimum that should have happened.

I have gone here for many years. Always happy with this salon. Currently working with Audra and…read moreLisa. But everyone is awesome. Great skills, but also kind and friendly.

Melissa is an amazing professional, she has been cutting my clients hair for about a year. We got…read moreher as a recommendation by another of my clients and she is exactly what they both needed. She is patient, considerate and make them feel like they are getting star treatment. It appears most of her clients are female but she definitely has great skills with the guys as well. Melissa is a busy woman, she has a salon in EP and she works in a salon at Richmond Square, getting a booking can be a challenge which speaks to her popularity! Melissa is also a great communicator, when I overbook (a common issue with me) she helps real me in.

Erin did an amazing job with my hair. She took her time and asked me about my hair and what I…read morewanted. I wanted to get a lot of length taken off and Erin walked me through. She brightened up my existing highlights by painting them- no foils, the result was AMAZING, my naturally dark hair looks naturally light :) I am so please with my results. Would highly recommend this place!

Kelley, Luscious lengths owner, is amazing with extensions!! She fixed my not so cute diyed bangs…read morewith just a few keratin bead extensions and I loved them. I was hesitant as I had never gotten extensions before and everyone told me they wouldn't help but Kelley reassured me she could fix the bangs. She also adjusted the price since I was mostly getting extensions in the front instead of my whole head, making it more manageable. Kelley placed the extensions right under the bangs which helped them blend and made them nearly invisible when brushed and styled. The extra hair allowed me to finally put the bangs behind my ears since they were about eye length. These extensions lasted me from September to December and I even dyed and cut them twice (at a hairdresser this time, don't worry). If you are on the fence about extentions or want your bangs gone like me I highly recommend Kelley. She is an extremely wise person that you can trust with your hair and money! Kelley is professional, patient, and kind. I always look forward to her services and our great conversations.

MUST READ: I just felt the need to update my review since…read moreI've continued to go to Kelley for not only eyelash extensions, but hair extensions as well. First of all, Kelley is a fantastic, beautiful, down to earth woman and I am so #blessed that getting my lashes done has sparked a friendship and someone I can confide in! Second, the quality of her work is outstanding. Everyone ALWAYS compliments me on my lashes. She does a wonderful job switching up the style to see what you like most and what works best with your face structure. Also, I haven't gotten my lashes filled since May 16... it's July 1 and I'm STILL getting compliments on them.. they just look super natural and whisky and have not damaged my real lashes. May 16 I also got Tape In extensions (first time, only used clip ins before) and I will never go back to anything else. She is quick and her work is perfect! They still look great, but I'm thinking of getting keralink next. Lastly, Kelley also has an extensive makeup collection and is SO good at doing makeup regardless of complexion/skin tone/etc. Her prices are extremely fair and she always has yummy snacks and great movies for when you're in the chair. Go to Kelley.... I PROMISE you won't regret it and you'll walk out feeling so good about yourself. I get a confidence boost every time! (The photos I just added were from a college event. Kelley did my lashes, makeup, and extensions!)

Great place to have a nice time having your hair look beautiful too! Great ppl too! Cannot wait to…read moresee Brenda again and have a great conversation!

While at Lenore Rae salon today with my 98 year old mother-in-law, the owner Lenore Rae Paprian was…read moreextremely rude to us. She was upset that I did my mother in laws nails and said that it's not allowed in the salon. I apologized since I didn't know but she would not let it go and kept getting more and more upset to the point of screaming at us in front of all of the (elderly) clients. This was extremely upsetting for everyone. Not a professional place or a safe space for seniors.

Dee-Molly-Mel-& Meghan are FANTASTIC!…read more You can't believe the artistry and fashion sense they have! Whether you need it or not ---You'll leave the salon with a boost (in self esteem) knowing you look the best ever !!!! Don't miss out on an experience with one of these wonderfully talented professionals!

I have been getting my color done by Melanie for years! I moved from Florida and was able to get…read morethe "recipe" from my stylist. As a redhead, it is difficult to find a stylist who is comfortable working with color. Melanie was able to follow perfectly, and throughout the years has switched me to more organic color/products. She is also very up to date on color and styles as she gives classes to other salons around RI and MA. If you are looking for someone who truly knows color - she is the best!!