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| - Well, they say you get what you pay for. I have been coming here for a very simple hair cut around every five months for the past three years and every time it has been getting worse and worse and worse. First off, I just have to say, I am a VERY low maintenance hair girl. I don't do ANYTHING besides occasionally wash and brush my hair. I was first attracted to this Salon because it was inexpensive and near my house and they sold and used Aveda products. Well, they don 't anymore, they have switched to L'Oreal. Lame.
When I first started coming here, the students and instructors seemed stylish, trendy, professional and attentive. I noticed it started going downhill rapidly in Summer 2011 when I swear my student stylist was coming down from a cocaine high and seemed barely awake during my haircut and was still wearing her stinky party clothes from the night before. Since then, I have noticed the professionalism of the students and teachers leave MUCH to be desired, especially in the personal hygiene department, and that is just sad!
Last Spring I came in for a simple cut and highlights. I was explicit about what I wanted. The instructor did not listen to me, even as she was instructing the stylist what to do with my hair, and I was telling her that is not what I wanted. I was told they do things a certain way and have to follow the formula. So I ended up paying for that and then made a beeline to Sally's to buy peroxide and did the job myself with exponentially better results.
This past weekend was the rotten cherry on top which told me to never go back, and now I am warning you Dear Yelpers, as well, to learn from my mistakes. It started when I walked in there and was greeted by some unprofessional looking desk attendants who asked me to pay prior to my service and also asked me to tip prior to my service because I was the last appointment of the day and they wanted to close their register. Uhhh....
When I met the stylist, this person did have good hygiene and was friendly and personable but I am pretty sure I was this person's first haircut ever. I understand they are students, but I would think by the time the school let the students work on human beings they would understand how to follow a simple formula for hair cutting, as well as know how to blow dry and apply the most basic of hair products. But this wasn't the worst of it. Again, I blame the instructors. One of the instructors who was again dressed unprofessionally, talked and joked around with the stylist about her personal life without acknowledging me as a person getting a haircut sitting in that barber chair.
The second instructor did the opposite of what I wanted, did not listen or acknowledge me and gave me the worst hair cut of my life. Again, I should've saved $20 and done it at home. Basically my hair looked like a feathered mullet reminiscent of my fifth grade school picture. Luckily, someone who appeared to be the head instructor, who did look and act professionally, did some damage control and made my hair look halfway decent and also told my stylist that one does not need a hand full of gel in one's bangs.
So basically I will be patiently waiting for my hair to grow out into something less horrid. Needless to say, "One Star: Methinks Not."
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