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2215 Courtright Rd, Columbus, Ohio, 43232, United States

(614) 226-4284 www.evabraiding.com

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Renea Garnes

Sep 25, 2017

This place is the WORST stay away, unless your young. I got my hair done here Aug 13th 2017, kinky twist, and one ( 1 ) mind you like I said one week later my braids were falling out. Called the owner and she told me that that will happen if your hair grows fast. And that I could pay $80 more dollars to get the perimeter of my hair done. My hair is the most stubborn hair type there is. It never grows. And I even tipped both sorry A... braiders I had. I'm not sure how she is still in business, this place needs to be shut Da Fugg down. Call trump on this business

Tiffany Hayes

Jan 14, 2018

Love love love Eva been going for 7 years plus

arielle seward

Jul 15, 2017

Horrible ! I got faux dreads & there were so tight my scalp is bleeding and my real hair is falling out . As soon as I left the shop I took them out . It already hurts getting them done and to have them talking so loudly the whole time made it worse! They don't care about the health of your hair , they combed it so rough my hair was breaking off , I asked soooo many times for them to be gentle and to loosen up but they didn't . I'm natural , big chopped last year & my hair is ripped out and my scalp is still bleeding I've never been so furious or in pain !

Shadena Carter

Apr 1, 2017

This shop is fantastic. They took me in at last minute notice and got me looking good, quick! I am so happy, I will be returning! Thanks ladies!!

May 20, 2017

I have gotten my hair done at Eva's shop 3x in the past two years. Eva did my faux locs. I've gotten faux locs done by someone else and while their faux locs were pretty and full I lost a lot of hair because of the way it was done. The girl just didn't care about my hair health and I stressed to her that was important to me. Eva on the other hand didnt make my faux locs full over my head. They were kind of jumbo and it was too tight. But when I took them out it was easy and my hair did not fall out or break off so I was happy about that. She took her time on a late Sunday with me and she did it in a way that all i had to do was pull the top layer of weave and everything unraveled like it was suppose to. It was easy taking my real hair out of the weave braid she made before twisted the loc and I appreciate her for that. She protected my real hair. Before faux locs, Eva did my Senegelease twist 2x and I loved them. They lasted for 3 months and I could have went longer but i am the type that will take a hairstyle out once it starts looking old. They were so pretty. I had three girls working on my hair and they werent too tight and all the same length and size. I have left 3x feeling satisfied from Eva's shop and I recommend her salon.

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