Amy is the best. She is the only one I have found in the last 20 years who can do anything with my…read morestraight, thick hair.

I love AMY!!! What a wonderful lady and WOW what a flair she has with hair!! I have a friend that…read moreuses her and I had to know who did her hair... she gave me the number and today was my day! I had my hair cut a couple of weeks ago but I was so unhappy with it and she just went about her business and was such a joy to talk to and when she was done, I was sooooooooo happy with the cut!!! PERFECT!! I am a client for life now~ Thank you Amy.. you made my day!

Amazing Color and style. What luck i found this place !!!!…read more Last minute pop in for my daughter's birthday wish to get funky with color. And Ilana looked at what we liked and gave us some solid advice on how to do this right for a girl Sophie's age. Boy was she right. Nailed It!!!!

STAY AWAY LADIES! If you love your hair and respect your…read morepaycheck you will run like from fire. Ilana the owner comes off super sweet and professional but dont be fooled. She can definitely work her way around the blonde color ill give her that but the lack of everything else in every other department is beyond what i can fathom especially at 400!!!. Mind you im still walking around in baseball caps, To make a long story short she lured me to believe she can do a cut i requested (several pictures sent) and consulted with her physically before...she confidently said yes and i stupidly abliged... The initial request of service was a haircut keratin and color. the first visit was just color and trim and second with keratin treatment and a haircut completion. The reason it was split t 2 visits is because i had later appointments and agreed to split the work to two days due to the times. My hair length for keratin would never surpass the $180 (length even to chin, which she charged me $175 as a discount because of the damages done 2nd visit) and i paid $65 for the haircut on the first visit along with color which put my total at $225 for the first visit ($25 dollar gratuity ) but only got a trim because it was already late, so we saved the cut for the 2nd visit. 2nd visit i was charged the 175 "discounted price" just for keratin (which wore out the color by the way), she claims she didnt charge for the haircut because i didnt like it when meanwhile i paid $65 for a cut i never got on the visit before. On the second visit i didnt leave the salon until 11pm because i wasnt able to stop crying after seeing the horrific results. So here i am out 400 flooded with excuses to believe this in my mistake????? Absurd to say the least. my head was roughly shaved on one side, and no haircut was in play...she just took scissors and chopped hairs in the air making it more chunky frizzy as well as keratin treatment which lasted for one and half weeks. The evening i was there ilana couldnt have been more sweet se even offered free hair extensions, but not 24 hrs later she erased me from every online and messaging forum only to completely ignore me and dodge all my calls and texts and concerns, until i threatned to post my experience online...thats when she answered and started bashing me for threatening to post my experience and still refused to refund or fix anything she did... So here i am, warning you... Save your money time and sanity! 400 dollars to wear a cap... let that sink in for a moment.

Let me share with you my hair journey…read more I've been coloring and messing with my hair color since I was a teenager. I have dark Asian coarse hair it lays flat and that's really nothing else. I know what you're thinking a lot of people pay a lot of money to have very straight dark hair. This may be true but when you have it day in and day out it gets boring. Besides isn't that fun having green and purple hair? Nowadays you see K pop stars with green hair and orange hair one day. The next day it's yellow and pink. It's not that big of a deal. But back in the dark ages it was a big deal. Occasionally someone will say oh you're copying so in so K-pop star-which I will say "baby girl, I've got Doc Martens older than K-pop." I was k-popping it before K-pop was even conceived! For those who don't know J-pop was K-pop before K-pop was k-pop. People like Namie Amuro who has sold over 40 million records-that's hard copies for gen z-ers. Not digital downloads or streaming. I'm talking about people paying for a $20 CDs or cassette tape. That's bigger than Blackpink (8+ million-hard copies) Spice girls (39 million-hard copies) Beyonce's solo (not counting her sales with Destiny's Child) has sold approximately 42 millions-hard copies over 20 years. Billish Eillish (10+ million-hard copies) Lets not mention Ayumi Hamasaki who as of 2012 sold over 50 million records! OK we're getting off topic here! During COVID I like everybody else was stuck at home and I had been watching a bunch of YouTube videos of Asian girls who had bleached their own hair. after about the ninth video I decided that I could do it as well because-how hard can it be. So I marched myself to my local Sally's beauty supply store and promptly bought all the supplies that I need to bleach my hair platinum blonde. Two hours later I had tangerine orange hair with brown spots throughout because no one tells you in the YouTube videos that when you bleach your hair from dark brown to blonde that the colors won't lift smoothly. No problem. I thought I'll just bleach my hair again. Again it came out orange and spotty, so I did it again and again. Four times to be exact. What no one tells you is that one you'll end up with chemical burns on your scalp and two your hair will break and fall out. They're parts of my hair that it took me 3 1/2 years to grow it out in other part took like 5 years to grow it out. What they also don't tell you in YouTube videos is that after you bleach your hair you must tone your hair that's how you get rid of the orange. But toning is an art because you must know how to get rid of the orange without turning your hair Gray and how to get that nice creamy blonde without turning your hair green. They don't cover these things in the YouTube videos by the way. $297 dollars later. I call my hairdresser and ask if she would be willing to come in and fix my hair... My hairdresser of course was like "I'm surprised you have any hair left. You can't bleach your hair four times it'll fall out." And of course once you fry your hair there's really no fixing it! Fast forward a few years later. I learned a few things. #1. This is why people will drive all over the world and follow their hair dresser anywhere because once you find one you trust. There is no going back. #2. This is why hair colorist charge the big bucks. It's not just dumping a few creams and bleach here and there. There is an art to it. #3. Asian hair is a lot more pores than Caucasian hair so it absorbs about 3 times more than so requiring a lot longer processing time and a lot more products. #4. Not everyone can bleach Asian hair-you gotta go to someone who's done it and it's not just bleaching the crap out of it. That'll damage your hair and make you look like you stuck your hair in the light socket. I know this by experience. #5. Maintaining that camera ready, I just walked out Vogue blonde as an Asian is high-high-intensively high maintance. I'm talking oils, bonding treatments, purple/blue shampoos (I didn't even know there was a difference) hair masks, hair serums, leave in conditioner, hair detaingler, smoothing creams, dry shampoos, clarifying shampoos, hair dryers that won't dry out your hair, silk pillow so your hair won't crinkle, etc. etc. By the time I made myself to Ms. Aleczandria's chair. My hair was in pretty bad shape. It had been overly bleached, processed and was really damaged. I probably was better off cutting it all off and starting over. But Aleczandria was very straight up and honest with me. She was like okay here is our game plan. We need to focus on hair health first. Then everything else comes second. And I was sold. So to make a long story short. If you are looking for a colorist that focuses on hair health then August James is your place.

I am new to the area and needed a new stylist. I have tried a couple of salons. I prefer a quieter…read moreenvironment, as opposed to a salon I visited, where five people worked on my hair. They had a different person for everything. Another challenge I have had is leaving a stylist and not feeing as though I have been to the salon...wierd. But I always had to go home and style my hair. So, I tried Shaay. OMG. She is amazing. She listened to what I needed and made some recommendations. The outcome was perfecion. Truly. She is an expert and professional. I would not hesitate to send anyone to her salon.

First time client. Booked online with her the evening before and she failed to show up…read more I called to make sure I was correct and she admitted she didn't bother with checking her own scheduling site. If you have an online booking site then you should be aware of clients that choose to use it. Otherwise don't offer this service.

Stephanie is AMAZING! I've been coming to her for more than 2 years for my extensions and couldn't…read morebe happier! The time she spends with you, how she educates you, her professionalism and friendly personality, all make the experience:) go see her! I promise you won't be disappointed and you'll love that you did!!!

Ok so I have waited a few months to review this place as I do not like to make reviews but I…read morecouldn't hold out any longer. I you want to get ripped off go to Rebel hair bar. I came here in August of 2024 as our daughter had a hair fry out emergency and most of it had to be cut out. We came here for extensions as it had some good reviews. I obviously missed these help ones. I will go make more reviews on other sites after this one to hopefully inform others. Anyhow, we were obviously in a desperate state and we were taken advantage of. How so......well, the owner charged me $2000 for my daughter 2 rows of extensions. That was just for the hair! At the time we were new (which I told her) to extensions. This is where we were taken advantage of. Oh and that did not even include the install. When our extension came in it was $600 to install and then we were charged another $60 for a glaze because the extensions she ordered did not even match my daughter's hair. With tip the first appointment was almost $800. So now we are at almost $3000 to have my daughter's extensions installed. Then 8 weeks later they needed to be "moved up" well that was another $620 with tip as she charged us again for a awful color gloss, and she charged to trim the extensions (figured that would be included in the 2k extension price). Anyhow after spending $3420 for 2 appointments I realized I was probably being ripped off. I was right! I have since been to 3 extension salons to get prices for the actual hair and the "move up". First my daughter's real hair (bellameade) should have cost us about $600. Every other salon gave me the same price and I did not tell them what I paid for them. Then most places charge $100-150 max to move a row up. That would be $200-300 To move up my daughter rows. Not $500+ Anyhow what hurts the most is that I was super nice and we were in a desperate situation but we were taken advantage of. Anyhow, I know I probably shouldn't have paid that but as a working mom, I want to help out my family any way possible. Our teen daughter was distraught to the extent she gave up any birthday presents to just have her hair fixed. So not only was I ripped off our 15 year old was as well. I would recommend going to Zeba hair salon in east cobb instead.

Irina did such an amazing job on my hair!! Not to mention, the view of the garden was amazing…read moreduring my haircut. I watched little hummingbirds and butterflies. Where else can you get an experience like that? The salon space was beautiful as well. I love love love my haircut. I can't wait for my hair to grow out so I can go back again!

My first time in this Salon was awesome! Olivia made me feel very welcomEd! She has a caring…read morepersonality! I received a hydration treatment and pin curls! My hair looks and feels wonderful !! I will be returning!! I think I've found my new Salon and stylist!!!! Angela M.

I know I have talked about Natalia before but I just have to say she is an enchantress with the…read moreshears and scissors! She is now in a new place... MAKAS HAIR STUDIO. I have been going to her for over a year now so when she move I immediately moved with her. I have found no one that cuts my hair this wonderfully! Her new location has so much light... it is spotless and so friendly... I just can't imagine having anyone else cut my hair. Conveniently located at the corner of old Milton and north Point roads it is easy to find, not in the crazy traffic of her old spot, and right next to a few other good local spots for coffee and tacos. This is like coming into family... so welcoming and nice. I almost hate to leave this review as I don't want to make it harder to get an appointment but if you have been trying to find the right person to cut your hair you need to come to Natalia @ MAKAS Hair studio, Check her out... you'll be glad you did!

Service and haircut was amazing, every time I need to get my haircut, Yusuf always gets me right, I…read morealways have a nice and calm vibe while I am there as well.