Ladies and Dudes, need your opinions!
Doing some research, maybe you can help me!
I'd like to know what you love and what you hate about your salon/spa. What is your favorite and least favorite thing about the place, your stylist, everything. What do you wish they did differently? What's something unique about them that you absolutely love? What about just the "salon experience" in general?
Feedback, plz!
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I'd like to know what you love and what you hate about your salon/spa. What is your favorite and least favorite thing about the place, your stylist, everything. What do you wish they did differently? What's something unique about them that you absolutely love? What about just the "salon experience" in general?
Feedback, plz!
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I go to a salon outside of Washington, DC. My stylist cuts my hair exclusively with a straight razor [my hair is so thick he charges me double!] and we talk golf and football. He gives a hell of a cut, is reasonably priced compared to my old stylist, and works part time for Golf Digest rating golf courses so he tells me where to play.
That said, sometimes he talks about his grandkids. I'm not a kid person.0 -
I don't go to a Salon or Spa. Good old fashioned Barber Shop for this guy. When I do shave, I let them do it.0
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For me I found somebody I like in both cases and they are good at what they do so I've been going to them for a few years and would never switch. My hair dresser and I have also become pretty good friends. My esthetician is the best at waxing and facials. She knows her stuff. So I guess I'd have to say quality service & personality.0
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my favorite thing is it is free...the worst is it is in my brother's basement.0
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They keep me coming in because they give me wine and they don't allow kids to run around the place. Win, win. It's a very relaxing experience going to my salon, they rock.
Plus, they do an awesome job for a fair price.
And, they have wine. :drinker:0 -
I love that my salon is completely organic so there are none of those horrible smells and dangerous chemicals in my hair. It's very peaceful and I always get exactly what I ask for.0
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I have been going to the same salon for the past 10 years. My stylist is terrific! She knows not only what I want and gives it to me, but what my hair needs to look good. She has never disappointed me. And she does he best to keep the costs down when she knows I am low on funds. Plus she is a really nice person.
She told me when the time comes that she leaves the salon, she will STILL do my hair out of her house, if I want. I intend to take her up on that offer.0 -
Well, i feel at home.at the salon i go to the only set back is it doesn't feel as good when i wash my hair... Haha, i've cut my own hair since i was twelve.. i didnt set foot into a salon until March and that was only to get it styled for a wedding i was in.. And i didn't like that the ladies in the salon didn't talk and spill there juicy gossip.lol. But that's okay ill be in cosmetology school again in January.0
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My stylist is awesome. She knows I hate all the sprays and chemical junk so she just gives me a great cut.
I love that she's reasonable for my area (I'm sorry but I can't afford $100 haircuts) and she's awesome at fitting me in.
Even if I don't get it styled, she'll fit me in real quick for a trim, if need be.
I wouldn't say that I don't like the ambiance there but it's just kinda plain jane so if you're used to an upscale fancy place, you'd be very disappointed. But I figure people see MY quality hair cut not WHERE I get it cut. :happy:0 -
I love my hairdresser, it's cheaper than other salons and they're really good quality, we always laugh and chat when we go in there and there's only three staff (including the manager/owner) so it's a really "personal, friendly" service 'cause they know us well so we have lots of fun My only negative if I'm being picky is that the magazines are ripped and old, and the interior could be a bit more stylish but that's only if I'm being picky lol otherwise I love it0
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I have major scent issues so I avoid them like the plague. I have a low maintenance haircut and don't have to look professional so I get it cut 3 times a year, sometimes 4. My hair is thin and grows slowly so there isn't much of a difference between cuts.0
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I don't have one. I roll into Hair Cuttery every couple of years (or every few years) because I'm too lazy to care.0
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Lady Elaine don't waste her M.R's.N. royalties on the spa! I get my puppet taint bleached with good ol' Clorox.0
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I really miss the happy endings at my spa. But after the FBI raid, I totally get it.0
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I really miss the happy endings at my spa. But after the FBI raid, I totally get it.
Luckily mine still does them, but some times Hector can be a little rough.0 -
My biggest peeve about my salon is that my stylist is never on time. It is so maddening when you pay someone and they have no respect for your time.0
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I love the spa I go to! Its called Perugia, if anyone lives in the Edmonton area
Pros:
-Free coffee, tea, water, cookies, muffins
-Coat check
-Large personal change rooms and showers for pre or post massages as well as styling tools for after
- All the hairdressers are trained to give professional scalp massages! Best part imo!
-The staff are very friendly but not overly or awkwardly so
-free underground parking for members
-the hairdresser will walk out front to suggest products for me if asked
Cons:
-large couches in the waiting room, im awkward and don't like sharing my seating space
-dated and torn magazines, no newspapers
-no wifi
-theyve misbooked 3 appointments on me and made me reschedule without a discount0 -
I hate making small talk for 2 hours when I go for a cut and colour. It's exhausting.0
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I rarely go. When I do, I just want them to do a quality job on my cut. As long as they do that, I'm good.0
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I love my hairdresser, he does an amazing job each time and he's ridiculously hot ;p haha that's what makes my hairdressers so great0
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I used to work in spas... heres my opinions
Hates: noisey, smelly, clutter, Nosey questions, rediculous prices!
Loves: clean beautiful atmosphere, feeling pampered, free one glass of wine or champagne,
As a massage thereapist my clients were always complaining about the noise of the hair dryers and clomp of high heels. If you are opening your own place please invest in sound proofing.
I currently never go to the same place twice because I feel like everywhere really wants to impress you the first time to get return clientele, then the experience is never up to the same par. When they think they know you and know what you might want they don't listen or try as hard. *Shrug thats just me being picky and not wanting my stylist to be my friend... just be my stylist.
That being said as long as you are friendly without pretending to be my bff a million things can be overlooked.0 -
I haven't had enough hair in many years to need to go to a salon. I clipper cut it myself. However, I do notice signs outside of salons with prices for clipper cuts. When I see pricing of $15 (plus tip), I laugh to myself. My opinion is that salons need to price their services more reasonably.0
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I don't want to chat about their lives or mine. Please just cut/color my hair, and don't try to "get to know me". It is a professional relationship, not a budding friendship.
With that said, I've gone to the same shop for 20 years. I did have to switch hairdressers once because the first one got too friendly and felt it was okay to make fun of me - over and over - even when I asked her to stop.
Yeah. Just cut and color the hair. If I want to talk, I'll let ya know.0 -
Even though the salon I go to is out of town, the best part about it is she's very quick. Like sit down, do her thing, take off the cape, and pay! Love it!
The salon I didn't care to go back to was when the girl would keep asking so many questions about how to cut my hair. I understand that they don't know unless they ask, but I felt like she was asking me questions that she would know from beauty school. I don't have a complicated cut either. hahaha She was just going to layer my bangs/top part. I was there for.ev.er! I left and didn't like it.0 -
I go to an awesome salon! Seriously. There are no *cons*, only *pros*. For example, it's full of funky haired tattooed stylists, they give me wine when I'm there, my stylist rocks my socks, and it's inexpensive. I LOVE going to the salon and will never go anywhere else!!!
www.twistedscissorschicago.com0 -
I go to a place here in Fremont, CA, called Savvy Salon. I LOVE IT.
What I love about it? I love that my stylist listens to me and does NOT do more than I ask her to. She cuts off exactly what I ask for, no more, no less. I go in for a wash/condition, trim, blow dry and straighten. That's it. She doesn't push products on me, she doesn't push for me to spend more (say on a hair color - I did ask her once how much it was and she told me, that's it, no pushy-pushiness). I like the decor - it's very modern, open, clean, and doesn't look "cheap" like um... 'mainstream' salons for lack of a better term. There isn't anything I can honestly think of that I dislike about my stylist OR the salon. I like that my stylist has gotten to know me, knows I have a big family, asks me about them, and we can talk the entire time she washes/cuts/styles. It IS more expensive than other places, but this is the first place since I moved to the area that didn't screw something up with my hair and wasn't all hoity-toity or unfriendly.
https://www.facebook.com/SavvyHairSalon0 -
Love that I leave a salon beautiful... hate that i leave a salon broke lol0
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I don't want to chat about their lives or mine. Please just cut/color my hair, and don't try to "get to know me". It is a professional relationship, not a budding friendship.
With that said, I've gone to the same shop for 20 years. I did have to switch hairdressers once because the first one got too friendly and felt it was okay to make fun of me - over and over - even when I asked her to stop.
Yeah. Just cut and color the hair. If I want to talk, I'll let ya know.
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thanks guys! this is really helpful!!!0
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I wish my darn hairdresser would stop getting so much hair dye on my neck/face! My little baby blond face hairs on my forehead (yes, we ALL have them) keep turning BLACK.0
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