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“nice having great coffee sitting near, by the pool with a beautiful view of trees and the sky was fabulous.”
“nice having great coffee sitting near, by the pool with a beautiful view of trees and the sky was fabulous.”
“don't know what the earlier poster was talking about -- I have always found atmosphere nice and the place is certainly clean.”
“would not go back or recommend this salon to anyone.”
“The staff were so friendly - the service was excellent.”
“Cost might seem expensive, but with a good haircut, you don't need one very often.”
“I'd been looking for a great salon for my long hair, and decided to sign up for a cut class at John Frieda to see what they were like.”View Less
serious talent!!.
Focus is the first word I would use to describe Ty Holbrook. I've never had someone focus so hard on my haircut. The final result is amazing. Truely amazing! I highly recomend Ty for your next
haircut.
Dawn Resner…
Best hairdresser in town hands down!!!!!!!!. I heard about Ty through a friend in LA. I was told Ty listens to what a client wants and needs. Boy did he!!!!!! I approached Ty telling him I was interested in cutting al my hair off. Ty reassured me I was at the right place. Ty told me we were going to take it slow, walking me through every step. He told me he was going to cut half what I was wanting to cut first. Reason being first so I didn't freak out and secondly so I was sure I really wanted to cut it all off. Thank god he did!! He was so right, the length he cut it at first was right on! Bottom line Ty listens and thats what matters in a hairdresser. Do yourself a favor go see TY HOLBROOK!…
John Frieda. The absolute best stylist/colorist duo in NYC has to be Fabien and Martine. Fabien cut my hair for twelve years, and Martine colored it. I love you both.
Avoid like the plague, particularly Martine.
Beware, particularly if you are from out of town. I went there to have my hair colored. Martine went to work without consulting me on what I wanted or what she was doing or the cost of what she was
doing. In my opinion, she may have known that I was from out of town and took advantage of me.
Over 4 hours later, she left my hair completely fried and uneven, and acted completely shocked when I refused to pay her approximately $500 . . . that's right . . . $500 for her services (or lack thereof). Martine actually threatened to call the cops on me for refusing to pay for her incompetence. I realize that this place has high ratings, etc., but perhaps its for haircuts. In my heart of hearts, I could never recommend this place to a friend (or enemy even) for coloring. It was a complete disaster.
People make mistakes, but the reason for this negative review is the manner in which I was treated by Martine after complaining about her mistake. This was a birthday present, and in addition to botching the coloring and threatening to call the cops, she made me over an hour late to my own birthday party. Her response "It's New York, just go late." Thanks a pantsload Martine, that's sage advice. Sheesh.…
Might be a decent salon, but service is poor. As a new client going in for a consultation, I would think that the staff would be more welcoming. But perhaps, I didn't "fit in" with the other clientele...I was on time for my appt, but sat waiting to be acknowledged for about 15-20 minutes. When the stylist, Ty Holbrook finally appeared, he made me feel as if I was inconveniencing him. He was clearly with another client and interrupted her services to give me a consultation. He's rec'd a lot of press coverage, which is why I made the appt, but clearly his expertise does not include service. He rushed through, and when I asked him a few questions, he kept plugging his upcoming 'Today Show' appearance instead of addressing my concerns. I never made the appt...I don't care how great you are supposed to be, you should treat your clients (potential and existing) with respect. Maybe it was just Ty, so I can't remark on the whole salon. But if that kind of diva behavior is tolerated, then that is unacceptable.…
