I just wanted to let you know a little about Rolf's. For one, the stylists all have to sign contracts with Rolf's stating that should anything ever happen to their employment, the clients are not allowed to find out where the stylist went to continue getting their hair done by that individual. should the stylist exchange personal information with any client and/or should any client search out that particular stylist Rolf's is filing lawsuits for 10s of thousands of dollars. i don't know about you but when people go get services like this done they enjoy building a personal relationship with the person that is making them look and feel good. the stylists are also required to attend meetings that last 5 to 8 hours on average every couple weeks without any money or food. no gas money. did i mention these meetings are also about 30 to 40 miles away for some stylists. Rolf's also takes 70% of the price of the service. this leaves the stylists with 30% of the cost of the service plus the tip. but how much is someone going to want to tip if the price is already outrageous. Rolf's intimidates they're employees into feeling trapped there. the owner of the company tells the stylists when they don't look good, smell good and to go put more make up on because they don't have enough on. any company that is that disrespectful to the people that make up the backbone of that company doesn't deserve my hard earned money.
Pros: very friendly staff
Cons: pricey! $30 mens cut?? ouch! thats if stylist is level 1!
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