I have very naturally straight and thick hair that's very easy to handle and cut. Although I'm not a hair stylist I've been told this by anyone who's ever given me a cut. I made an appointment and went to expo excited for a change I went with a smile on my face. The store wasn't anything like I was expecting. It was small cramped and over stuffed with all sorts or random things. The only thing that made the small space worst I think is smelling the nail stuff on top of the hair chemicals. But I digress thinking maybe I'm just not used to a new place. The hairstylist didn't seem to understand what I was explaining at all but responded like she did just so I'd shut up. I ended up with an awful haircut that looks more like an old lady's haircut rather than the trendy, modern haircut fit for a girl in her 20s. I would definitely not recommend the salon, and I seriously regret not getting up and leaving in the first place. When the stylist saw the horrified look in my face and asked if I liked the haircut (duh) and I then replied that it wasn't at all what I was picturing - the stylist then had the nerve to tell me that ""You weren't the only one who had to be satisfied with the haircut"" . I can't believe it. The other thing I noticed that was very tacky was somehow in the tight space they managed to stuff in a couple pedicure chairs and nail stations. I don't really enjoy watching other people scrubbing and picking gunk off feet while I'm getting my hair done. And the younger guy that was doing a pedicure was talking the ENTIRE time, very loudly at that, from when I got there until I left. Their prices are expensive for the level of service and needless to say I won't be back any time soon.
Cons: over priced
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