Reviews for Moya African Hair Braiding and weaving
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Monday: 9:15AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 9:15AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 9:15AM - 7PM
Thursday: 9:15AM - 7PM
Friday: 9:15AM - 7PM
Saturday: 9:15AM - 7PM
Sunday: Closed
Tips
walk-ins welcome wheelchair accessible


I love the work this shop has offered myself and my two daughters. I'll always support. All of the ladies who did our hair was very professional and kind thank you ladies forever a happy customer!
Called the night before and they told me I could come in the next morning at 9:30. I arrived around 12:15 just because I was still unsure if I should go, My hair is soft they told me it might not last longer than a month which was fine with me. There was 4 women working on my hair. I asked for knotless braids to my waist, they gave me the option to add some color and the price was normal ($280 + hair provided so YAY!) and they finished my head around 2:20. I love my braids and I think they did a wonderful job but the salon could use upgrade.Minus a star because they did cut some of my real hair when they went to trim the braids of stragglers, not a lot but still.P.s....read full review
When I was in college everyone went to Moyas or Trudys to get their braids. Many moons later most everybody still does. Theres a few new shops in town but Toledo does not have alot of african braiding shops. Yeah you can find plenty of folks that do hair out of their house but the reliability is questionable. May or may not be licensed. So Moya has updated her game in recent years. Still price gouge but every braiding shop does this. I know text the picture and get the price in text so if they attempt to charge something else you have a record. Shame you have to do this but if you want braids that's what you have to do. They still have you get up in the middle of your hairstyle to complete someone elses style 'real quick' with no discount for wasting your time. However when I arrived for my 9am appointment there were 4 braiders there n ready to go which is new because they are notorious for being late. All were professional. Yep they still speak French ( I don't see why folks are offended by them speaking their native language). I guarantee you will come out with your hair slayed. As African Americans have only a handful or so ethnic salons here this is no better or worse than the other salons.