Hair Spirit Unisex Hair Care

First let me say I have that "Water and Grease" hair. You know the kind that does its own thing? Additionally I have been frequenting Hair Spirit for over a year, so this review is overdue. Last January, I went to Brockton to get my hair done. I had an Apple Cider Vinegar Cleanse, Deep Conditioner, and Two Strand Twists. It lasted for one week. I was heated over my three hundred dollars plus. So, that next week, I was in Mattapan walking over to the hair store, and noticed Hair Spirit. I stopped in and there met Ms. Marie. I asked the price of two strand twists and what the availability of an appointment was. She looked at me and said I need to see your hair first before we can discuss that. At that point I was a little irritated but I took off my hat and she assessed my hair on t

This dumb lady told me to come in at 3 she never texted me back with a price or a addresss so WHY WOULD I WASTE MY TIME? Don’t waste your time with this place they play games .. 0 stars for effort

Mary is my go-to hairstylist. She's been doing my hair for over four years now. I come in, and she knows what I want, gets it done perfectly, and then I come back in three to six months. I don't have any complaints. I like KiKi; she has never done my hair, but I just love her personality.

It’s not so bad, pretty pricey and nice atmosphere. Not to crazy of some guy coming in and selling items which may or may not be stolen. And they allow it, and a barber overstepped his boundaries. No good, please fix that

The big girl who resembles the Mucinex character in the back of the salon braided my hair. I told her to be easy with her hands. She completely ignored. She braides EXTREMELY tight. To keep it short, she broke a lot of my hair. I was livid and won’t be returning to her EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER AGAiN. One thing I will say is that the owner Marie was very welcoming and gorgeous; aside from her everyone else had weird vibes [heavy on the weird]. I shouldn’t have to walk into a black establishment—and not feel welcomed as a black person—and the first thing I see is a barber who’s mad and not very welcoming. I’m an empath so I know when the vibes aren’t right. The owner needs to speak to her staff if she wants her business to thrive or just replenish them with new skill, positive attitude indiv