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Foxy Jan's Salon

Foxy Jan's Salon

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16896 Harvard Ave, Cleveland, Ohio, 44128, United States
(216) 295-3699
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May 3, 2018
the owner is super nice. she does her job. and she does it well. Ms.Foxy Jan is kind and sometimes funny. She comes off as nice, but she is SUPER DUPER NICE...so 5/5

Jun 7, 2018
Glad to see her! Very proud of her

Sep 8, 2017
Pathetic. Very rude owner. I was not 100 percent satisfied with my style. The stylist was more than willing to contibue so ian be happy with the style. The owner tells her "no, dont finish. Shes picky every time sge comes here." so, im, as a customer, am picky because i want to like something i pay for? Got darn right i am. Ive never had this issue the other 2 times i visited. But jan, of "the owner" as she wants to be called, is ridiculous. She started yelling and accusing me of "not wanting to pay". If i didnt want to pay, i would not have sat and waited and gave the young lady a chance to fix it. She called her police friend, as if that was to nake me shake. The young lady ended up admitting that she used a lower tenp on my hair and pulled the irons in a different way. Then i pay the young lady and blessed out the jan/the owner. She can rot a slow and painful death. Her attitude is horrible. They opened up after 815 when the sign says they open at 8. If she was a real business woman, she would /should have attempted to keep a customer. I do not recommend this place. But i do recommend the people working here to find a new boss/place of business to work at. The owner is affecting their money. This owner has horrible provlem solving skills.

May 26, 2017
I just got my hair cut by Tanya who HOOKED ME UP!she has the nicest attitude and she is fast but very good at what she does,trust me ladies this is who you need to go to when you want to get your hair hooked up....thanks girl!

Aug 14, 2018
Excellent Barber

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