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4285 Roswell Rd NE #5, Atlanta, Georgia, 30342, United States
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Feb 14, 2018
Instead of giving me what I asked for, the lady cutting my hair gave me what she thought that I needed. Before I could tell her it was too short, it was too late. I guess I'm going to have to wait until my hair grows out again before I look normal. I'm never going here again.

Feb 12, 2018
They were RUDE! The young lady kept making slick comments about my friend’s hair texture. She was shaking her head and asked her to comb her own hair out. I will NEVER come here again!

Aug 24, 2017
For a cost effective alternative to an expensive salon, if you just want a basic haircut- this location is perfect. Perfect cleanliness, very friendly and knowledgeable about all hair types. Parking is a little tight and store is hard to find as it's overshadowed by Starbucks. I was able to receive a discount off my current haircut at check out for registering my email before the stylist began. I still have not received any spam. Their app (or call) allows you to make an appt for arrival so you will not have to wait if a line forms (think call ahead seating for restaurants). A wide variety of customers, ranging in ages and ethnicity, visited while I was there. Their professional courtesy and communication is outstanding.

Dec 23, 2017
I needed a last minute cut for my birthday. I called and asked if they could cut weave that was sew in my hair and they said yes. Once I got there Zena cut my hair into an amazing bob. I was nervous at first that a $15 asymmetrical bob was going to be ruined but I got so many compliments. I will be going back once I buy some new hair.

Jan 30, 2018
Awsome place for a hair cut. Excellent staff

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Whiskey Production: 18th Century Methods vs Modern Techniques

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