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| - I haven't written a Yelp review in quite awhile and I'm going to just come out say this... I had a pretty BAD experience. If you're looking for a factory chop shop, then this is the place. I just moved to the area and based on the Yelp reviews, I was relieved that I could find a local hairstylist to go to instead of having to drive to South Charlotte, but apparently that's just what I should have done.
The salon is beautiful no doubt, but I'm not paying for that. I'm paying for the cut. And lets face it, the personality of the hair stylist as well. His snotty debonair attitude certainly set the tone. So at first I think, ok...this guy thinks he's all that, so he's gotta be good at cutting hair. I mean he wouldn't be my first choice, but I would at least leave feeling happy with a great cut..
First, he asked me if he could razor my hair. Ugh, no...if you looked at it, it's fine to begin with and short. That damages my hair more than anything and any good stylist would know that. Then I looked to my side and saw that he had 3 other clients that he's also having to assist. What?! Where are the other stylists... I see ONE making an up-do, but is it really just him? No wonder he's rushing my hair cut and even ends up making it crooked in the back, which I later pointed out after I was handed the mirror. Not only that, but he really does not like cutting with scissors, because towards the end he used a razor to texture my short hair. If it was in a couple of places I really wouldn't mind, but he razored the hell out of my hair. There's something about that seat, that's almost like being in a doctors office. You trust them, even though you should probably question them a little more.
Lastly, I left with a ballooned out Golden Girls hair do, not hair cool. I couldn't wait to rush home and wash all the volume out.
Also, the shampoo assistant, Hudson and the other stylist(who was also working the front desk) kept trying to sell me Bumble n Bumble products. Back off guys!
You know, all would have been forgiven if he actually realized his mistake on making my hair crooked. He just kept saying it's the angle at which I'm looking at it. So everyone else who has seen my hair is wrong? Also, using the razor when I asked him not to, but because he needed to rush me out, it was the quickest way to texturize it I guess.
Don't be fooled by the glitz and glamour when you walk in. And yes, I know it's just hair, but ladies you know it's not;) I'm not trying to be really harsh on this business by giving it a 1 star, because I realize that this is just MY experience, but may be helpful for those that want an edgy cut that's also healthy for your hair.
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