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5663 Main St, Sylvania, Ohio, 43560, United States
(419) 882-8421
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Dec 29, 2017
Micki is amazing! She's the only person I trust to cut my hair. She always listens to what I tell her to do and she never does whatever she wants unless she consults me first. I really love this place and would recommend this salon to anyone. Its well worth the price.

Jul 26, 2013
I have had my hair done here twice (soon to be three times) and I have loved it both times. I see Katie and she is everything I could hope for in a hair stylist. I'm very protective of my hair because of past experiences. I just feel that other stylists I've been to don't listen to what I tell them I want so much as they just do what they want to. Not Katie. The first time I saw her I had my hair cut and colored. Since I was having quite a bit of length taken off (between 9 - 10 inches), I was nervous. Katie was very good with making me feel comfortable. She also cut my hair on the longer side just to make sure she didn't take too much, which I really appreciated even though I ended up asking her to cut it shorter. For having three colors put in my hair, having it cut, and styled, the cost was $80. I was floored. The previous salons I went to, I would have easily paid between $100 - $200. My second experience with Katie was just as great as the first. I called in to have my hair cut, completely forgetting to ask if I could have my eyebrows done as well. The day I came in, even though I had forgotten to ask on the phone, Katie was able to do my eyebrows no problem. The prices at Main Street are very reasonable and their staff is very nice. I will keep coming here to get my hair done for as long as I can!

Jul 10, 2017
Great salon and staff.

Feb 5, 2017
The receptionist is a dime

Aug 5, 2018

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