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Acqua Hair Salon

Acqua Hair Salon

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181 Keefer St, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 6C1, Canada
(604) 602-7177 acquasalons.com
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May 6, 2018
Loved Acqua when stylist Kayla was there. Now that she is gone, this place is absolutely horrible with zero professionalism. The hairdresser had not properly straightened my hair and some parts were still curly. When I went back to get it fixed, she was not a bit apologetic about her mistake and had an attitude the entire time and yet I still had to pay around $400. Never going back to this place again.

May 9, 2018
I went Aqua hair salon today. It was fabulous I've ever been any hair shop. My hairstylist Katie was so kind and professional. I totally satisfyed my hair now. I highly recommend Katie for your Hair.

May 14, 2018
I am very satisfied with their service. They are very kind and professional. I would like to recommend this Hair Salon.!!!

Apr 4, 2018
Sua gives such great cuts, and is kind on top of it. Love this place.

Apr 19, 2018
Had a haircut by Katie. While she does seem to have decent scissors skills, she is unfortunately one of those hairstylists who abuses the thinning scissors and one who does not know when to stop. It's only when my hair was practically bald did she stop it. She calls the process "texturizing." You could literally see through my scalp from the top down. That's how much volume she thoughtlessly trimmed out. I guess it's more of an auto-pilot for her, but even then NOBODY needs this amount of "texturizing." Quite frankly, thinning out hair until there is nothing to "texturize" should not be called that. She needs to re-adjust her baseline. It's wrong and improper to make one's appearance worse as a hairstylist. It would take months to recover from this unfortunate and careless damage. The end product looks like you had a 7 dollar haircut at a Chinatown when you are putting down $40. I would stay AWAY from this place; save yourself from months of wearing hats, assaultive urges, sporadic anger, loss of money and time.

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