Scissors Sound Hair Salon

45 minutes late to my appointment because she was getting her nails done at the Arboretum, then proceeded to give me the single worst haircut of my life. Nothing like the picture I showed her. I still paid in full and tipped, because I'm a coward. She'd also overslept my last appointment and made me wait 20 minutes out in the cold, so I guess this is on me.

- Dirty brushes, stations, no advanced sanitation between clients - Little attention to face framing, opposite of what was asked during consultation - Rugged old hair straightener on recently washed hair without heat protection products. I insisted twice that I can hear my hair popping and the steam was coming. I could smell my burnt hair while she was persuading me that everything is fine. - During consultation Sarah was mildly annoyed at my questions because “it takes less time to cut my hair than to answer them” - Result: very affordable haircut (even for long hair) you get what you pay - Reference, before and after pictures attached

Sarah was incredible. My first visit there she could tell I hadn’t had a hair cut in 2-3 months without me saying anything. I showed her a photo reference for hair I wanted and she asked me a bunch of questions then took initiative to give me a cut that would suit my style. Her professionalism was impressive. I will definitely be back and send my wife and friends. Not to mention the price was very fair.

The skincare service located in the backroom of this hair salon is a hidden gem of all skincare. By using the most modern high end technology, Esther makes you so relaxed and makes your face glossy like glass. Highly recommended

I called and reserved for me and my 3 friends but when we got there they said I only reserved for one person. Then they started talking about us in Korean saying how we were indecisive on whether we wanted a cut or not because 2 of my friends left as we thought it would inconvenience them since they were only prepared for one customer. After I went to get my haircut and spoke to the worker in Korean, she told me that they “assumed” we were all Chinese. After I started speaking Korean, they suddenly started apologizing and being nice. The haircut itself was also mediocre and not worth 30 dollars for a mens cut.