1 /5 Jackie Johnson: I wouldn’t recommended going here for a haircut. I appreciate the online booking and being able to book an appointment within 72 hours because I was on a pinch for a haircut. However, this was the only positive to my experience.
I was charged $60 for a haircut where my hair was washed, but not conditioned, blow dried without product, and no styling. The stylist was nice and I tried my best to make good conversation, but she was definitely distracted and racing for time and I thought it was my fault appointment was taking too long. However, after I paid, I had to do a double take at the time and price because only 30 minutes had passed since I checked-in. I requested to cut my dead ends and freshen my layers/face framing/grown out bangs, but when I got home for a closer look, it’s an uneven cut and the attempted layers are blocky. I went back to the website to see if I selected the wrong type of appointment. Online, I saw I selected an 1 hour “women’s long haircut” for $50. It doesn’t list what’s included, but from my experience at other salons, the haircut includes a wash, condition, and a styling with product. There was another menu listing $10 for a bang trim. I’ve never been charged extra for cutting bangs in combination to a hair cut before. So that explains why my total was $60, and not $50. Maybe I misunderstood the type of appointment I booked, but it definitely should be made clear on the website and communicated during the appointment of additional charges or price changes.
It’s not the absolute worst haircut I’ve ever had, but it’s extremely disappointing due to the poor attention to detail, excluding components of the service to save time, having misinformation on price of services, and up-charging. If you’re in a pinch and absolutely need a haircut, this is an option, but beware it’s overpriced for what you get.
