About Egyptian Hair Styles
Egyptian Hair Styles is a family-owned beauty salon with over 40 years of experience serving clients of all ages. They pride themselves on being a salon for the whole family, with a team of top-tier stylists who are dedicated to providing excellent service. The salon is committed to innovation, using the latest tools, treatments, and processes to ensure clients receive the best possible care. Their customer service policy is built on treating clients like family, making them feel at home. With a focus on professionalism and attention to detail, Egyptian Hair Styles has built a loyal client base, with many clients returning year after year. Whether it's a trim, straightening, or color treatment, the stylists at Egyptian Hair Styles are dedicated to making their clients feel confident and beautiful.
I must say, the Egyptian Styles team handled my grievance the right way! George and Jasmine both expressed their concern and ensured my hair was fixed when I returned on Wednesday. I feel much more confident now that my hair is back to 1B and I will still remain a customer. Thank you Jasmine and George for being so professional and helping this mama feel better about my experience!
So I can only give Egyptian Hair Salon 2 stars. And the reason is not due to how well they were able to style my hair. Quite honestly, they do well at blow-drying and styling hair. However, due to reviews online, I was told to bring my own shampoo and conditioner to avoid potentially having straightener added to my hair. At least twice in the three times that I have visited this place, one of the workers has offered to use their products instead of the ones that I bring because theirs apparently help to detangle better, which is scary to me because I do not have tangled hair and I have easy-to-detangle hair. Most of the time, my hair is naturally pretty straight, even as a Black girl. And I finger-detangle at home. My issue with this salon is due to the owner George wanting to try microlinks on my hair a few weeks back for my first ever visit where I was hoping to have a few tracks sewn to braids, he offered me a good price of $150 and I was grateful and started telling people about his shop! Shortly after he started my hair, even though initially I did not go in there for microlinks, I went in there for a different style, but he offered the microlinks because he wanted to try it. After he started my hair, he then started to complain about how most people pay more for microlinks than what I'm paying for it. And I told him I had no clue about that. And I appreciate the price, considering he also wanted to try out the style on someone. So it was a win-win for both of us. I also tipped him. My next time there, I went for a wash in style of the microlinks. He was unable to add microlinks to the top of my hair, and so we had to glue in additional pieces. While the style did come out nicely, it did ruin the idea of having microlinks and being able to style your hair in any direction. I still tipped him good during that second visit and actually tipped him an additional $5 to add to the tip from my previous visit. Today, I went for my third visit to the salon to take the microlinks out, wash and blow dry my hair and also getting it colored. To take the microlinks out, I was told the price was $35. I visited the location and could see that there was a price list for the wash and blow-dry of my natural hair, which would be $65. That would give me a total of $100 cost to have my hair taken out and washed and blow-dried. However, I additionally wanted a permanent color. Their permanent color is $50, and permanent color should include toner in the color process. Unfortunately, due to the owner, George, wanting to make more money than he deserved, he told me that he was changing his prices and was going to charge me another $50 just for him to put toner on my hair. So he was going to do an incomplete color job unless I paid an additional $50, charging me a total of $200 for my hair to be styled. I want to say that I now know that George and the Egyptian Styling Salon are scammers, and they are just trying to make extra money. While the styling is good, I would rather work with ethical people who are not trying to earn extra money off of me and willing to leave my hair incomplete unless I pay $50 for something that should be included in a coloring service. Lastly, their wash girl left my blouse soaked, I had water all down my shirt and my collar was wet on my work shirt this visit I'll check the Dominican salon it's on the same street and see if it's any better , won't be back here
Im going to start by saying this place is not what I excpeted. I've only been here twice and my last time was my a bad experience. they charged me 2 different prices for a trim . the prices on the wall are not what they are so they need an update on that . shawty was burning my scalp with a blow dryer constantly didn't put no heat protection on my hair I can smell the burning hair . she didn't know that I do hair as well and I can tell she doesn't care about black highly textured hair . I just washed my hair and I have heat damage all over my hair . I was completely upset because I've been doing my hair for the past years and never had heat damage until I came here . I told her your burning me and she continued to just gaslight me into saying I'm moving my head to much (which I wasn't until she damn near burnt my scalp . like why where you even blow drying in the same stop of my head over and over again . just no care for me and my fragil 4c hair . you don't have to have the hair super straight in order to cut the ends which was stupid of her because now my ends are broken off. my hair was coming out in clumps and now my hair is super limp I had to be baptized in deep conditioner.. I wouldn't recommend if you are black maybe someone with a strong texture hair but just don't go here they are scketchy