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Angie Simons
Jun 19, 2026
If you're posting this publicly, I'd tighten it up slightly so it reads as a firsthand experience rather than an emotional reaction:
I am extremely disappointed with my experience at this salon.
I walked in hoping to get a haircut and immediately noticed there was only one stylist actively working with a client. Several staff members appeared to be in the back, and there was no one else on the salon floor. After standing there for a moment, a woman came from the back and, rather reluctantly, asked what I needed.
I simply asked if anyone had time for an appointment. The expression on her face immediately changed, and it felt as though my presence was an inconvenience. A male stylist walked behind her, whispered something under his breath, shook his head, and returned to his empty chair. The entire interaction made me feel unwelcome and unwanted as a customer.
I stood there for several minutes while she eventually said, "We might have someone at 1," but there was no effort to help, no attempt to schedule me, and certainly no sense that they valued my business. The overall message I received was, "We can't help you, and we don't really want to."
What makes this even more disappointing is that I have been a customer here several times over the past four years. After this experience, I will never return.
As someone who worked as a professional hairstylist for over 12 years, I cannot imagine treating a walk-in customer this way. Every person who walks through the door deserves to be greeted professionally and made to feel welcome, even if no appointments are available.
Management should take a serious look at the customer service being provided. In today's world, businesses don't just lose one customer—they lose referrals, repeat business, and reputation.
Based on my experience, I would not recommend wasting your time here. They certainly did not make me feel like they wanted any additional business.