Not a great experience. I had gone to Jolie for a few appointments to try IBE extensions. My first couple of appointments were ok, we started with one row of a couple wefts in my thin and fine hair which she said she specializes in. They weren't the original length I wanted but went with it anyway at her suggestion and because I think thats all she had that would remotely match even though I consulted with her thru text ahead of time that I wanted 18 inch. The extensions did break I think a month or so in and a lot of hair came out, but she was able to fix the unravelled weft at my next visit. But for $125 per weft and $125 to install each time, why is anything breaking after a $500+ visit? I was nonetheless understanding and returned.Later, as expected, the one row wasn't enough hair to give a full look so we discussed adding another row and she was able to fit me in last minute for the addition.My complaint at this point is mostly about her choice of placement. Originally with just one row, I could wear my hair up, she showed me the flip up after installation and how invisible they were with the one row. After the addition of the second row, she didn't flip it up otherwise I would've noticed that that 2nd row was totally visible and that I couldn't actually wear my hair up in a bun anymore which is the main selling point of IBE. But of course I didn't notice till I got home and $650 dollars later just for that one visit.**IBE is not a cheap form of extensions and they need to be installed on a case by case basis, not just one way for every persons hair type. And how the person wears their hair often should definitely be a question any stylist is asking when considering any hairstyle. (My mother has been a hairdresser my whole life, I'm not new at the salon or with extensions.) There is a different way to install them at more of an angle so that they dont show as much. As a professional she should've noticed this and discussed it with me before I paid for them to be installed that way because I would not have had I saw what they looked like pulled up and totally showing. The IBE stylist I went to later agreed.Long story short, after some hair drama from me trying to color my hair at home the next day in fact, to fix the too much blonde left in the extensions she provided when I told her explicitly I didn't want to have that much blonde, I fried my extensions unknowingly and a lot of hair came out. However I didn't know that what I had used to lift the color is what fried my extension hair off the weft. I assumed a weft broke again since it had in the past. I reached out to let her know that I thought it broke again. It wasnt until she referred me to another stylist (since she doesn't live locally and only visits once a month) that I discovered it was something I did to fry my extension hairs off. I was headed out of town that afternoon so I asked that the other stylist just communicate with Jolie about what she thought the issue was. Unfortunately when I got back to town to check in with Jolie about what the other stylist had said and how to proceed, she basically called me a liar, saying I withheld information about my hair coming out and what I had done (idk why she would think I wouldn't be forthcoming with any applicable information, she barely knows me) and she sent some long txt about trust being broken yada yada and not to come back. ? Just unnecessary drama and accusation of my character when the reality is I didn't understand the chemical process of what I used, and I'd assumed a weft just unravelled like it had in the past.**In addition, I will say I find it super unprofesh to speak about your political beliefs (deep state nonsense etc) and make other ignorant "jokes" because you really have no idea who is sitting in your chair. That might be ok in your own little shop clique, but not in a professional setting.I'm glad to have found a better IBE stylist that asks all the right questions and whom is personable, professional, a
Megan DeLucia
Nov 2020
Jolie is absolutely amazing. Master at her craft
Briana Foulk
Aug 2020
Jolie has wild talent with hair. I have never seen someone with such a broad range of skills when it comes to cuts, colors, wigs, and extensions. check out her instagram!!! i was "today years old" when i learned how to use a curling iron correctly from her IG!!! she (whether she knows it or not) is educating ALLLL the time to her community! i've been saving her posts for a year before i reached out for IBE for hair volume. I loved loved loved my extensions and was surprised that no one complimented me on them!! that's how flawless and seamless they looked! she color matched my hair thru videos and pics i sent her. i can't say enough about her.
June M.
Jul 2020
As with many folks these days, I haven't had a haircut in quite some time due to the pandemic. I'm new to the Multnomah Village/Hillsdale area so when things opened up again, I was hoping to find a new place to get my hair done. Michelle cut my hair and I couldn't be happier! She did a fabulous job and exceeded my expectations. The salon itself is also very nice, modern, and fun. I will definitely return!
N X.
May 2020
Hands down Jolie is the best!!! She truly cares about her clients and is so down to earth! I love coming down from Seattle just to see Jolie for my extensions!! Had horrible experiences with other stylist in Seattle that would over promise and under deliver. That's definitely not the case here!!! I drive 3 hours drive just to see Jolie and not mad about it at all! I get to catch up with my girl and leave with amazing hair! You can't go wrong there. She's amazing at what she does (perfectionist!) and on top of that, she truly has an amazing soul. Thank you!!
Kelsie V.
Apr 2020
I randomly walked in to this shop one day to see if they'd allow a walk-in for a quick trim. They couldn't accommodate, no worries - But the woman in charge who was cutting someones hair encouraged me to follow up, check their website and book an appointment for the future. Seemed like a good spot, so kept it in mind for my next cut. I booked an appointment on-line and leading up to the appointment I received two separate text messages reminding me of the appointment. Okay, I mean I booked the appointment and they don't know me, but.....kind of overkill. The day before my haircut, I receive another text message from the stylist with all these rules. About their cancel policy, when to arrive, threat of late fee if 15 minutes or more late, to have clean but unwashed hair, there was more but I don't want to bore you - They are a chemical free, eco-friendly company. You are not going to get a shampoo with your cut. I got a dry cut, no shampoo, no wet down - the results were fine. Luckily, I was familar with this approach - not that I need a shampoo. I understand it's an effective way to cut hair. I had a nice time at the haircut, Megan was a good conversationalist. It was a trim, nothing too complex. Progressive, Minimalist salon.
Olga Fedotova
Dec 2019
I’m a new customer and totally in love with this place and the people! Jolie and Megan are both amazing! My new cut is just perfect and I can’t say enough about the great work Jolie has done! I got scheduled for my color next month!
Abe Covello
Oct 2019
Walked in looking a mess, left looking like a much more stylish mess.
Katrina Rector
Oct 2019
Jolie has worked wonders on my hair.
Sarah T.
Sep 2019
I am so pleased with my experience with Megan today. She asked lots of questions and made sure we were on the same page before cutting, which is really important to me. And she was fun to talk to! Highly recommend both her and the salon.
A.R. Heinkel
Not a great experience. I had gone to Jolie for a few appointments to try IBE extensions. My first couple of appointments were ok, we started with one row of a couple wefts in my thin and fine hair which she said she specializes in. They weren't the original length I wanted but went with it anyway at her suggestion and because I think thats all she had that would remotely match even though I consulted with her thru text ahead of time that I wanted 18 inch. The extensions did break I think a month or so in and a lot of hair came out, but she was able to fix the unravelled weft at my next visit. But for $125 per weft and $125 to install each time, why is anything breaking after a $500+ visit? I was nonetheless understanding and returned.Later, as expected, the one row wasn't enough hair to give a full look so we discussed adding another row and she was able to fit me in last minute for the addition.My complaint at this point is mostly about her choice of placement. Originally with just one row, I could wear my hair up, she showed me the flip up after installation and how invisible they were with the one row. After the addition of the second row, she didn't flip it up otherwise I would've noticed that that 2nd row was totally visible and that I couldn't actually wear my hair up in a bun anymore which is the main selling point of IBE. But of course I didn't notice till I got home and $650 dollars later just for that one visit.**IBE is not a cheap form of extensions and they need to be installed on a case by case basis, not just one way for every persons hair type. And how the person wears their hair often should definitely be a question any stylist is asking when considering any hairstyle. (My mother has been a hairdresser my whole life, I'm not new at the salon or with extensions.) There is a different way to install them at more of an angle so that they dont show as much. As a professional she should've noticed this and discussed it with me before I paid for them to be installed that way because I would not have had I saw what they looked like pulled up and totally showing. The IBE stylist I went to later agreed.Long story short, after some hair drama from me trying to color my hair at home the next day in fact, to fix the too much blonde left in the extensions she provided when I told her explicitly I didn't want to have that much blonde, I fried my extensions unknowingly and a lot of hair came out. However I didn't know that what I had used to lift the color is what fried my extension hair off the weft. I assumed a weft broke again since it had in the past. I reached out to let her know that I thought it broke again. It wasnt until she referred me to another stylist (since she doesn't live locally and only visits once a month) that I discovered it was something I did to fry my extension hairs off. I was headed out of town that afternoon so I asked that the other stylist just communicate with Jolie about what she thought the issue was. Unfortunately when I got back to town to check in with Jolie about what the other stylist had said and how to proceed, she basically called me a liar, saying I withheld information about my hair coming out and what I had done (idk why she would think I wouldn't be forthcoming with any applicable information, she barely knows me) and she sent some long txt about trust being broken yada yada and not to come back. ? Just unnecessary drama and accusation of my character when the reality is I didn't understand the chemical process of what I used, and I'd assumed a weft just unravelled like it had in the past.**In addition, I will say I find it super unprofesh to speak about your political beliefs (deep state nonsense etc) and make other ignorant "jokes" because you really have no idea who is sitting in your chair. That might be ok in your own little shop clique, but not in a professional setting.I'm glad to have found a better IBE stylist that asks all the right questions and whom is personable, professional, a
Megan DeLucia
Jolie is absolutely amazing. Master at her craft
Briana Foulk
Jolie has wild talent with hair. I have never seen someone with such a broad range of skills when it comes to cuts, colors, wigs, and extensions. check out her instagram!!! i was "today years old" when i learned how to use a curling iron correctly from her IG!!! she (whether she knows it or not) is educating ALLLL the time to her community! i've been saving her posts for a year before i reached out for IBE for hair volume. I loved loved loved my extensions and was surprised that no one complimented me on them!! that's how flawless and seamless they looked! she color matched my hair thru videos and pics i sent her. i can't say enough about her.
June M.
As with many folks these days, I haven't had a haircut in quite some time due to the pandemic. I'm new to the Multnomah Village/Hillsdale area so when things opened up again, I was hoping to find a new place to get my hair done. Michelle cut my hair and I couldn't be happier! She did a fabulous job and exceeded my expectations. The salon itself is also very nice, modern, and fun. I will definitely return!
N X.
Hands down Jolie is the best!!! She truly cares about her clients and is so down to earth! I love coming down from Seattle just to see Jolie for my extensions!! Had horrible experiences with other stylist in Seattle that would over promise and under deliver. That's definitely not the case here!!! I drive 3 hours drive just to see Jolie and not mad about it at all! I get to catch up with my girl and leave with amazing hair! You can't go wrong there. She's amazing at what she does (perfectionist!) and on top of that, she truly has an amazing soul. Thank you!!
Kelsie V.
I randomly walked in to this shop one day to see if they'd allow a walk-in for a quick trim. They couldn't accommodate, no worries - But the woman in charge who was cutting someones hair encouraged me to follow up, check their website and book an appointment for the future. Seemed like a good spot, so kept it in mind for my next cut. I booked an appointment on-line and leading up to the appointment I received two separate text messages reminding me of the appointment. Okay, I mean I booked the appointment and they don't know me, but.....kind of overkill. The day before my haircut, I receive another text message from the stylist with all these rules. About their cancel policy, when to arrive, threat of late fee if 15 minutes or more late, to have clean but unwashed hair, there was more but I don't want to bore you - They are a chemical free, eco-friendly company. You are not going to get a shampoo with your cut. I got a dry cut, no shampoo, no wet down - the results were fine. Luckily, I was familar with this approach - not that I need a shampoo. I understand it's an effective way to cut hair. I had a nice time at the haircut, Megan was a good conversationalist. It was a trim, nothing too complex. Progressive, Minimalist salon.
Olga Fedotova
I’m a new customer and totally in love with this place and the people! Jolie and Megan are both amazing! My new cut is just perfect and I can’t say enough about the great work Jolie has done! I got scheduled for my color next month!
Abe Covello
Walked in looking a mess, left looking like a much more stylish mess.
Katrina Rector
Jolie has worked wonders on my hair.
Sarah T.
I am so pleased with my experience with Megan today. She asked lots of questions and made sure we were on the same page before cutting, which is really important to me. And she was fun to talk to! Highly recommend both her and the salon.