I decided I wanted a change so I went to yolandas for a perm cut and style. It was fabulous. I…read morelove my new look.

The hair dresser that station infront of the wash station does have a scissor hand which is a…read moreproblem and her basket of brushes all are full of hair in them all from her prior client which is unsanitary ..The hairdresser is a delight but she need to be more cautious & sanitized with her brush and etc. The prices is outrageous per service and is vary with no styling list up.

This is my to go place when I need to look beautiful. Ingrid is my hairdresser there, they are…read moreamazing, they do everything from hair cuts blowing hair, extensions, dying hair and braiding. I have short thinning hair and she did my extensions beautifully. I highly recommend them.

Hey, so this is how I looked when I went into this hair salon; I had natural hair color, and I had…read morekinky hair texture, which had been de-tangled and flat ironed 2 days before. But, it was frizzy in front. That is how I walked into the salon yesterday. When I initially asked the price for a cut and color-I told them that I wanted to go blonde and that I wanted to cut my ends- I was told $119 because I have "pelo de negra" which translates to black woman hair. To all the Dominican workers, my hair was too coarse so I would have to pay more; this assessment was based off her looking at my bun. As you can see I did not have coarse hair because I had de-tangled my hair and flat ironed the kinks away 2 days prior. There was no pulling nor deep concentration, because my hair was de-tangled. They did my hair...the stylist convinced me to "lighten" my brows, which are way lighter than I thought they'd be. She put dye first, wiped it off, signaled as if it were a freebie, and bleached my brows. No special product was put in my hair. Some Mielle conditioner or cream and a serum so my hair wouldn't be frizzy. The stylist apologized before cutting my hair this short because my hair was uneven (I cut it 1 inch during the pandemic). She cut off no more than 3 inches. I asked for a "doobie" or a wrap. She grabbed a new hair net ($1.99-2.99 in most beauty supply stores) and charged me $10 for it. When my hair was finished I was told the bill was $190! I asked how come and was told oh because it was $170 and you .... I didn't get a clear explanation as to the change in price. Then I was told there would be a card fee. It was a $5 charge! I was charged from $119 then to $195 and change. It's possible I could have misheard, but I'm not sure how someone can mishear $119 from $170. Moreover, I'm not sure how $190 comes from $170+$10+card charge. If the brow lightening was not a freebie, then I should have been warned. I did not tip. I felt as though I was over charged. As crazy as it sounds, it's not a no on whether I would return. I'll try the stylist on the next block before deciding which to return to. Maybe I'll give another chance and observe if it's just me they've duped, or if it's all of the non fluent Spanish speakers. I will say, I've never bleached my hair before and it looks good to me. It's what I was going for which is why 3 stars are here.

Payton is just exceptional!!! I am always beyond thrilled with the work he does and he offers a…read moreservice beyond just cutting and coloring your hair to perfection. Payton creates artwork and really lets your true self be revealed. If you want an incredible experience, you will not be disappointed!

As soon as I left here, I found myself Googling "color correction NYC." I wanted to look like I had…read moregotten back from St. Tropez, not the Jersey Shore. Ferrazz was kind enough to offer a complimentary cut and balayage via Salon Apprentice in exchange for promotional photos for his salon space. I was pretty excited because I figured since he is the owner, I'd be in good hands. Ferrazz was kind and welcoming and gave me a decent haircut. I did think it was a little strange that he cut my hair first because usually, they cut first and then color. However, when the time came to apply my balayage highlights, I could tell that things were not going to go well and started to regret my decision to accept this service. I asked for subtle balayage highlights toward the bottom of my long, never-dyed hair. Instead, he started painting big, chunky pieces all over my head without seeming to care where they landed. The pieces went all the way up my scalp and included big, awkward sections near the front that stood out oddly. As I watched the color develop and turn orange, I started to freak out on the inside but kept my cool despite myself. After all, I thought, this guy is an experienced professional, and I need to *trust* him. After he washed out the color and started to dry my hair, I couldn't believe how awful it was. My hair was ORANGE all over -- big, bold, brassy stripes of ocre had taken over my entire head -- some of them quite patchy. I just about cried but didn't know what to say. He tried to hide the color disaster by giving me a ridiculous, excessively curly blowout (which I did not like). Then, I had to suffer through being photographed in this state for about 25 minutes. I tipped him $40 because...I felt guilty I guess? In all honesty, I was foolish to accept a free color but having had several good experiences on Salon Apprentice and the fact that Ferrazz is the salon owner made me feel safe I guess. When I got home, I found out that it was worse than I even realized before. After straightening the curly mess, I realized that the entire underlayer of my hair was bleached out and that the tiger stripes ran all over my the top layer. There was no hiding it with a hairstyle or headband. I did text Ferrazz the next day, and he offered to fix it, but I just didn't feel comfortable having him come near me with color or chemicals again. Worse yet, I'm getting married soon and had to go to Miami to see family. After I returned, I ended up paying a lot for a color correction and the stylist who did it couldn't believe what was done to me.

I am in the unpleasant position to leave a 2 star review because of my today's experience with…read moreAnna. I was going to leave one star but I had had a haircut in the past with Nina who is a good hairdresser. I guess that's why she is always busy. I am not particular with hairdressers so I pick whoever is available in the moment because I never ask anything complicated. Just a straight haircut with a little trim and a blowdry or plain mousse in the end. Too bad I couldn't remember Nina's name today and request for her and got stuck with Anna. I don't like leaving bad reviews because it could cost someone their business or job but customers must know where they are spending their money. Especially when these kind of services aren't cheap or free. Today I spent $65 plus tip for a lousy haircut and blow-dry. I don't even have that much of hair to begin with. My hair is very fine and plain. Obviously I will not be returning. What kind of hairdresser replies with search in Google when you ask her how to strengthen your weak hair? What's the point in going to the salon when you can't even ask a question about your hair. Anna was constantly struggling with trying to cut my hair as if she was using scissors for the first time in her life. The result of course was terrible. I could have done a better job myself at home and it wouldn't cost me money and time or frustration. Lastly my blow-dry was also bad. Constantly pulling my fragile hair and burning my skin while she was pressing the dryer on my head. She saw my discomfort but proceeded anyway. I guess she is not good in understanding peoples vibes or emotions either. I left quietly because I don't like making a scene but, I am also making sure other people know what to expect if they ever decide to visit this salon. Also always ask for prices beforehand because they like to ask you whatever they like in the end. 40 for a cut and 25 for the blowdry after all this is insane for an amateur doing your hair to say the least. Shame on you!!!

Nothing else gets a rise out of me faster than poor customer service. Boy did I experience shit…read moreservice at Casablanca Hair Salon! I needed a wash and set, and sadly, Astoria is not like Brooklyn, where rollers are the norm at almost every salon. I found Casablanca after doing a Yelp search. I then called to confirm that they were open and to inquire if they did rollers. Jackpot! The man on the phone said "yes," and before hanging up said "you have to come soon because the lady who does it is about to leave," and I replied, sure no problem. Upon arriving the man greets me and sends me over to Paula. I handed her all of my hair products and let her wash my hair. I should've known once she sat me on her chair to do the rollers; she was moving too slow. I personally know how to style hair so I can pick up when someone does not know what they are doing. After my hair was dried, I asked her to tame down my roots by blow drying them. Everything went downhill from this point. Paula could not style a single strand of my hair properly. For starters, she was using the wrong brush and letting the blow dryer puff up my hair. I told her nicely how to go about it, but Paula still didn't get it so I gave up and said I would finish it up myself at home. She was quiet and did not sweat it one bit. I then asked her how much I owed her and she said to speak to the boss (the man who answered the phone and greeted me). I then walked over to the man and asked once again how much did I owe? He hits me with "it's $47." I thought I misheard him, so I repeated it back to him, and he said: "yes, $47!" I then pointed at my hair and said, are you kidding me? Does my hair look like it's been styled to you? He pauses. Then says, "those are our prices." Which I then replied with I understand, but you have to be kidding me right now. I asked him again, does my hair look like it's been styled? No answer; instead, he proceeds to raise his voice and rant about how the lady was doing what I instructed her and that she was supposed to leave earlier but waited for me. How they've been in business for 30yrs and yadda yadda yadda. I was compelled to karate kick him but contained myself. I told him that he knew he was wrong and that it wasn't so much the money but the principle of the situation. I paid and left Paula a tip. I would never step foot in this business. At no point did I lose my shit or act rude for this Mike (the owner/the boss) to come out of his face the way he did after I was standing there with my hair looking crazy. FOH.

I have been going to the salon for years!! Always professional and the braids don't hurt! I truly…read morerecommend Soba or Patience! They are excellent, efficient, neat & fast braiders.

This is the worst place to get your hair braided from. They are nasty and totally unprofessional. I…read moreleft this place highly disappointed. My own hair was coming out of the braids, it looked like my hair was a few weeks old and I just finished getting my hair done. They have children running all over the place, and pregnant women braiding hair looking like they don't want to be there. AWKWARD! My stylist name was Lily, who was pregnant. She had to constantly take breaks and on top of that she kept on huffing and puffing while she was braiding my hair--making me feel really uncomfortable. Take my word for it, do not go here!

My go to hair expert !!! KIKI IS AWESOME, a very kind, friendly, and lovely beauty stylist , I put…read moremy hair in her hands !!! She is very accommodating, and considerate, and will honestly tell you what she recommends you do with your hair but she won't pressure you to do anything you don't want to. I Trust her 110% ! She does magic on my hair & the compliments I get are a proof of her talent ! Love my KIKI

I love this place. I came here several months, ago to see of they could clip the sides and back of…read moremy hair short for a non-ridiculous price. (I have a short pixie cut and I'm not interested in paying $40+ for the same amount of effort it takes for a men's haircut.) The first time I came here, Kiki was available to cut my hair, and I've been coming back to her ever since. She does an amazing job at giving me exactly what I want, and she pays great attention to detail. She is careful to clean up around my ears and the nape of my neck, as well as the little baby hairs around my face. I have had her cut the longer top part of my hair as well, and the price is still affordable, $20. Kiki is very gentle with the razor and doesn't hurt my head with it like some other hair stylists at other salons (coughAvedacough) In addition to all this, she is always extremely nice and welcoming! Now I haven't tried their other services, like coloring or hair treatments, so I can't comment on their skill with those. But if I ever do try those services from them, I will update this review. Or if I decide to get a radically different cut. Bottom line is that I'm very happy with Kiki cutting my hair and I intend to come back many more times! I recommend any short haired ladies in Astoria come here if you want a quality cut at a great price!

Amazing Dominican salon in corona queens. The owner Marielys has been my hair stylist for 4 years…read morenow and I will never change. She knows how to cater to all hair and truly loves her job! From hair dyed to perms to cuts she knows it all! There's a back section for nails which is also amazing get my hair nails and eyebrows done all in one place.

Got my hair washed and blow dried, a facial wax, and manicure. Amazing service all around! The…read moreplace is clean and nicely decorated, my hair and nails came out perfect and also the wax. I've been to beauty salons around the country and this is one of my best experiences! 5 Stars!!!

Came from LA and needed to get my hair done for the wedding along with my mom and the ladies got…read morethe job done. We loved how it turned out and their vibes were amazing. I would come back if I'm back in NY.

She is been my beautician for almost 20 years and always is amazing the job that she does coloring…read moremy hair and styling it . Great ambience and the staff is very friendly and totally professional, accesible parking on the street, near a bank , bars and restaurants. You gonna love Beatriz and her ways to make you look more pretty .