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151 Charles St W, Kitchener, Ontario, N2J 1H6, Canada
(519) 208-7097 www.luxeappeal.ca
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Aug 19, 2021
I have never had my hair professionally coloured before, and I wanted to go blonde. I saw Bella today, and I was blown away by the service. My hair turned out so well.What I loved most was how thorough Bella was while applying bleach to ensure everywhere was covered. On top of that the salon felt welcoming, and everyone was so kind. 10/10 experience, would recommend!

Aug 11, 2021
Been going here for over 6 years, and is an amazing salon! Mark is always friendly, and the women who work there are always friendly and talented! Never left disappointed! Def recommend!

Sep 25, 2021
Had an appointment with Chanelle. She was not only rude, but very behind schedule. Rushed me. And was extremely inappropriate in her conversation which made me very uncomfortable. Will never go back.

Dec 8, 2020
Chanel has been cutting my hair for just over a year and a half. She is amazing. My hair is super fine but she cuts and style to make it look like it's full of volume. I really appreciate how she takes the time to show me how to style on my own so I can try to replicate (albeit not as well as she does), the salon look at home. I'm so glad that they're able to remain open during the pandemic. Their COVID-19 protocols make you feel really safe and they take it very seriously.

Sep 29, 2020
I’ve been going to LuxeAppeal since they first opened at the Tannery. I have had my hair cut by a number of different stylist during that time and have never gotten a bad haircut. The ownership is amazing and I look forward to visiting the salon for a haircut. They sell possibly the best men’s hair product on the market with Kevin Murphy. Product price may seem high it last me 3 months. It ends up being cheaper than buying products elsewhere.

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