Melissa A.

3/29/2024 via Yelp

3/29/2024
via Yelp

This is a review for getting a haircut. I have been agonizing about finding a new solution to getting hair cuts. They are just too expensive for my budget...

Jessica V.

3/27/2024 via Yelp

3/27/2024
via Yelp

I recently graduated from the Esthetician program at SFIEC & I absolutely loved my time while attending school. The program is very well rounded on...

Pam E

3/16/2024 via Google

3/16/2024
via Google

i understand this is a get what you get and dont get upset kind of place, because $20 haircuts are hard to find in the bay, but i am feeling really bummed about my cut. I knew the style i wanted would likely involve semi-technical scissor cutting and/or a razorcomb, but unfortunately my hairstylist had only practiced with a razor comb once before and ended up shredding my ends and leaving it very uneven and way way way too short. the front face framing layers are nearly a bob, and one side is literally 3 inches longer than the other. Even after it grows out, the ends are more damaged than pre-cut, so Ill just be living in braids and bobby pins until i can afford a proper trim. i appreciate that there were trained professional guides/teachers around and available to assist the students, and i REALLY appreciate that one was able to step in and cut most of the back of my hair, but sadly the front cut was all done by the stylist who seemed very unsure of her skills. tldr: only come here for simple trims, and speak up about your chopping limits or if it feels like your hair is getting sawed off.