I've seen Kristi, Kim, and other folks over the years and always had great experiences here! my…read morepartner sees Sarah and has had great cuts here too.

Michelle is a wonderful artist and created the exact shag/wolf cut that I requested. She took time…read moreto show me how to style and look after my new tresses, using the curling iron and sea spray. She made sure I was liking things as she cut, which I really appreciated. The atmosphere is funky and colourful. The front of house person is kind and schedules your next appointment when you're finished. Will definitely be back :)

Great place to get a haircut, hair color or any hair related services. You can pick and choose your…read morestylist or they assign you as per their specialties. Nicely organized things in the salon shows good management . Reasonable prices. I have been going to Bangtown since its location on Hastings street. This visit gave me chance to explore commercial drive location.

I was looking for a hairstylst in vancouver for a long time who is expert at bob cuts, and I found…read morethe best in Bangtown. Larissa took care of the details, told me how to style me hair after shower.She was very freindly yet so professional! I will be back for my next haircut with her for sure.

First time getting a hair cut at Splash Hair. Nikki was my hair stylist. I showed her a picture of…read morea hair cut that I wanted. Wash, blowdry and cut is $45 plus tax. Not bad. I didn't want to drive to Vancouver and so I went on online and found Splash. Nikki did a good job with my hair. She made some slight adjustment to it and she explained to me why before she started. She is very good with her job. The place is clean and location is not bad. The best part is that there are plenty of free parking. They are somewhat hidden. They are located beside one of the T&T entrance tucked away.

Customer Service: 5/5 Location: 5/5…read moreCleanliness/Covid Protocols: 5/5 Handicap Friendly: 4/5 My girlfriend decided on a whim she wanted to dye her hair red and we began searching Taiwanese hair salons in Burnaby. Splash came up and we called them to see if they had any availability. Right away they were able to fit her in. I'm not saying that will always be the case, but they did squish her in between some other appointments and made it happen, which really made our day! The owner is extremely friendly and professional; their covid protocol is great and he did ask me to leave a few times because they were at capacity and I was just a guest (which I totally don't mind because I respect their adherence to the rules). Watching them interact with us and other customers, you can tell they treat everyone with the same curiosity, respect, and thoroughness. They are great at what they do, friendly, and accommodating. My girlfriend's request was met positively despite it's complexity; I have definitely gone to other salons who tell you they're busy when they don't want to deal with you. Their location is great for wheelchairs and there is tons of parking nearby.

After having a really bad experience at a high-end salon, I decided to try Magicuts out (since…read moreapparently spending more doesn't mean the result will be any better). I'm so glad I did! I arrived a couple minutes early for my appointment and was greeted by Trevor. He asked what we would be doing [with my hair]. I had a blonde ombre look going at the bottom half of my hair; the top half was a reddish-brown. My roots, however, are a dark brown which were coming through and looking horrible. I explained that I wanted the reddish-brown to be dyed the same colour as my roots, but I wanted to keep the blonde. Essentially, I wanted a reverse ombre (ie. I wanted to make things as complicated as possible). Trevor was patient with me and understood what I wanted. He got to work on my hair right away and was a pleasure to talk to. He made conversation with me the entire time he worked on my hair, which is something I appreciate. When he washed out my colour, he asked what I wanted to do to my hair. I stressed that I just wanted a trim. He showed me how much he was going to cut before he cut it, to ask if I was okay with it. I agreed. He blow-dried and flat ironed my hair after and applied a split-end recovery serum to my ends (which I ended up buying with the help of a 30% coupon that Magicuts had). My hair looked fantastic when he was done with it! I also couldn't believe the price: it was under $100 (before tip, of course)! It's over a week later and my hair and colour still look great. A huge thank you to Trevor for making my hair look healthy again!

Trevor cut my hair and I am really happy with my hair cut. He really took his time with my hair…read more Even though there was a walk-in that came in, he didn't rush to finish cutting my hair.

I have been a client of Sherm's for a very long time. She is the only stylist i trust to do my hair…read moreand beard the way i like it. She is friendly courteous and and all around good person. I am proud to have her as my stylist and i'm sure everyone she works on will be too. Clair McNeill

Hi all! I have had a few people message me asking if I still…read morerecommend this salon. The answer is Hell Ya! I am sitting on the sofa right now with fouls in my hair. Service is excellent and I always get what I want. No surprises. I have been going here for 2 years!

I recently had a horrible experience with a blonde balayage done at different salon. The other…read moresalon attempted to fix the mistake but just ended up with my hair looking awful and more damaged. As a last resort to fix the damage caused by the other stylists, I booked an appointment with Lay, who has worked on my hair before and I know would do a great job. And she exceeded my expectations! She was upfront with the pricing and did such an amazing job correcting the other stylists' mistakes. She made sure I was happy with the colour while doing her best to minimize further damage to my hair. Despite the salon being an hour away from my home, I will be going to her exclusively for my balayage from now on!

Find the stylist you like and it will be all good! My favorite stylist currently works here and…read morethey let her work late at this salon.

Under the guidance of owner and seasoned professional Anthony Crosfield, the entire staff at Union…read moredeliver a unique, high quality, low-key salon experience. If you want a truly great cut and/or color, in a fun atmosphere, Union will deliver.

Chris is the undisputed hair colour champion of my world. In fact, my mum loves my…read moremulti-dimensional highlight-y dark chocolate brownish/red colour so much that she made Chris her stylist as well. Happy! Chris has another hairgod-like talent - he does the sexiest, shiniest, bounciest and longest lasting blowdries that I have ever received. Thank god this salon is blocks from my house - I am never more than minutes from pretty hair.

I haven't been this satisfied for a looong time!…read more Yesterday, being a holiday, I could barely find anywhere to go that was open. When I saw the special for this place I stopped by and begged! They were so kind (and I'm guessing it was the manager) that they agreed to take me in on such a busy day. Parking was going to be waaaay better than dt. Charmaine was lovely. She spent about an hour and agreed to add some curl to my wavy hair that usually looks frizzy when I do it. Nakry was equally as great, and I felt really lucky to have had both of them style it. Today, my hair is still bouncing with curl and is neither sticky nor stiff. As with all "finds" I was reluctant to write this, except that they were so incredibly wonderful. My stylist was a former Suki's member, which happened to be my former salon. Next time I need my hair cut/coloured, I'm going to give this place a chance. It's classy and the stylists are all nice and cordial. They really made my day! Total cost $48 dollars with over a 20% tip and included a $20 conditioning treatment and scalp massage. So if any man happens to be reading this...now you know why we women expect you to pay for us on a date if we get "dolled" up. It has nothing to do with chivalry or women's lib; little do you know that we've already spent at least $300 before the night has begun.

So I decided to give this place another try because the owner/ (manager?)/ stylist Chuck PM'd me on…read moreyelp kindly asked me to try the place again.* I booked an appointment with my sister (both she and I have been here before and felt a-ok but not stellar about it. So we were both willing to give this place another try. I'm glad I did because I realize that it is ery difficult to rate an entire salon based on the experience of one of their stylists. This time I was reccommended Karen. And let me tell you she did EXACTLY what I wanted.** What I loved about Karen is that I told her exactly my issues and she listened and did what she could to accept it. (unlike other places where they either refute that they are issues and/or decide to not listen) For any other east asian haired ladies, this is usually what I tell my hairdresser (YES, I'm SO low maintenance that I'm actually high maintenance when it comes to a salon- but if i'm paying good money and you are trained well I expect you to listen and do what I say***): -I cut my hair once a year and it NEEDS to grow out well. -I DON'T OWN a comb, conditioner, hair products. I'm strictly a shampoo everyday, airdry and leave the house kinda girl. Styling involves me running my fingers through my hair and sayin, "that's about right.." -If you use a stright iron on my STRAIGHT ASIAN HAIR I will hurt you. -I don't do razors. Just say no if you're even thinking it. C'mon, just use scissors. -I want to avoid altogether the "frizzy triangle" (you know what I'm talkin about) -And I need them to thin out my hair and get as much volume at the crown of my head as possible because I have thick hair, and a lot of it, that easily falls flat at the end of the day (which also coincides with the "frizz triangle") Karen listened and gave me a pretty sweet cut. she double checked with me to see if using conditioner and product was ok with me and she did a really quality job ensuring it looked like how I wanted it. I ended up with some sort of rocker chick, ultra layered, BIG do. Think borderline elvira/ shape of a Q-tip. Haha, I know that isn't the nicest description but it is basically the exact shape I wanted because I will tell you- there IS no such thing as flat or frizzy-triangle with THIS cut. which is EXACTLY what I wanted. My sister got a really clean cut bob- which is also what she wanted. I forget the name of her stylist but she was super cute. Oh, and the shampoo boy (josh?) does a pretty good head massage even though I avoid touching at all costs. (he styles too at cost b/c he's training I think) highly reccommend Karen as a stylist. And, ps: new customers get 25% off NOW pps: they gave my sister 25% off even though she wasn't a new client. Good place- would definitely go with Karen again.**** *I really appreciate it when business owners make offers to yelpers- I really like how business owners respond to feedback and try to do better for their customers. **You can read my horror stories of other places where I have given extensive reviews: http://www.yelp.ca/biz/aveda-institute-toronto#hrid:Vr_wQXqi5Levet3gbe2rGg http://www.yelp.ca/biz/caramel-salon-vancouver#hrid:S4DYsUwVRn1DIP-uQTyESQ ***Note, I don't request it in that sassy of a manner- this list is true but the phrasing is for humourous purposes only. ****They have different price ranges here- Karen is on the upper end- you can check out their site. she probably borderlines slightly over the girl I see at Suki's http://www.yelp.ca/biz/sukis-international-vancouver#hrid:OWQUKLfGV27a74RQMMJtzg I'm torn between which stylist I like more- I think it really depends on whether I'm in the mood for a bigger salon (sukis) or a smaller one (banzai)