Exclusive Salon & Spa
“I was a new client to this salon. I realized my hair was boring and all one length and needed some life to it. - Picture in yellow is before. - I did some research and decided to try this salon. I called the day before and they were able to fit me in next day (today). The staff is super nice and ACTUALLY welcoming and likes having you there. They make sure you’re comfortable. They offer water, coffee, food, etc. I talked to them about allergies I have and they were happy to accommodate. This meant I washed my hair the day before, and asked them not to use any products. The salon is also really clean and well kept. (Honestly, a lot of other salons are not well kept or friendly. So this was a nice change of pace.) I had just had my hair cut about 4 weeks ago and I asked to keep my length as much as possible. I asked for long bangs I could put behind my ears, face framing, long layers, some movement. Everything came out great and it looks a lot better. The one thing that stinks is, I miss some of the length. I lost about 4-5 inches in the cut but it will grow back. I understand it’s tough to get layers and length when your hair is thin but I get it. It’s not a big deal. I’ll probably let it grow out for a few months like I usually do and go from there. Aside from some of the length being gone, I love it. It looks healthier and has movement and dimension. It’s not boring anymore. AND I got a compliment in the lobby of our apartment when I came home, so that’s a plus. It’s noticeable which is also good. Thanks guys!!
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Context you probably don’t need - Over the last few decades I’ve been to my fair share of places for my nails, haircuts and recently highlights as my hair has gotten a bit darker with age. I’m 40 now!! :) I’ve always been naturally blonde - platinum as a kid. I also lost a lot of hair over the decades due to medical treatments.
Previously, I was a salon assistant in a couple places, as well as offered reiki in a few salons. I love being in salons. If it wasn’t for allergies, I would have pursued hairdressing.”