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Salon Norman Dee

Salon Norman Dee

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2550 Grant Ave #100, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19114, United States
(215) 676-0554 salonnormandee.com
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Jan 26, 2018
I had the nicest experience today when I got my hair highlighted and cut. Great conversation with C(K)athy, my coloring specialist, the very best shampoo of my life from Lollie (sorry if I am fudging the name spelling), and great cut and dry with thoughtful styling tips from Sarah! Good job Salon Norman Dee !!

Jan 9, 2018
Absolutely worth driving 45 minutes from South Philly to have my color done by Christy and my styling by Sarah. Don't forget Edwina, who is the master of brow threading! I won't go anywhere else.

Sep 22, 2017
The owner has consistently gone above and beyond to keep people happy. Although I am not a regular customer, one time when I was there I told her about a product that my supplier no longer carried. She took it upon herself and even though she did not carry the product on the shelves, she made it a point to contact her supplier and get for me the product. This just goes to show that there are still some people that will go out of the box to make someone happy simply because they can! Entrepreneurship at its best A+++++

Nov 27, 2017
I will NEVER step foot in this salon ever again. I was an extremely loyal customer to this salon for 15+ years, dating back to when I was a client at the original Salon Norman Dee when it was in Krewstown. I had always stayed true to coming to this salon to get my hair highlighted because I loved my stylist and I could never find anyone to get my hair blonde the way I liked it. I could never find someone to cut my hair the way I wanted it done there so I went to another salon and found someone amazing. Even going to a new salon, I stayed true and continued to go back time after time for my highlights which meant 2 separate days I needed to be inconvenienced to get my hair done. I had been getting a double process done for months on end and after the salon’s product was discontinued, they changed it to a different brand which FRIED my hair off. My stylist would not own up to the fact that something happened to my hair when I called her. A few days later I demanded to speak to the manager, Tabitha who is rude and was trying to blame my hair issue or me. She also offered extensions in my hair (she’s not a stylist) to which my stylist jumped up and said my hair is extremely damaged and I can not have extensions (I even knew that). My stylist told me she had gotten chemical burns from the product she used a week prior to applying it on me so why would they have used this on my hair? I now have to walk around with horrible roots and my hair cut short because they completely ruined my hair. I won’t be able to bleach my hair again for a very long time. This happened in August (it is now almost December!) and my hair is still completely ruined. The person who cuts my hair said it’s very obvious that the bleach was applied wrong with where my breakage is but the salon will never own up to this. I was refunded my money for the service and also given products to help restore my hair but this was only AFTER I had told Tabitha that both Redken and my other salon couldn’t believe she didn’t offer me any deep conditioning treatments or products to help with the damage. I will never recommend this salon to anyone. This isn’t the first time I’ve had an issue with a stylist messing up my hair here, I should have learned from before. I had gotten hot heads tape in extensions in my hair years ago. The stylist applied them to my hair, the color didn’t match and she placed them so close to the scalp that it actually ripped hair directly out of my scalp. I had to go to their jenkintown location for a stylist there who specializes in it to tell me they were put on wrong and also that the extensions clearly didn’t match my hair and should have had low lights added in prior to putting them on. I hope people learn their lesson and avoid this salon. Especially if you want to be blamed for your hair not being done correctly or feel like no one cares about what happened. I now have to have a constant reminder when I look in the mirror or do my hair that my hair is completely ruined.

Jul 31, 2017
I can't believe I'm doing this because I strongly dislike spreading negativity but my experience was so bad that I feel a responsibility to share. I'm new to the area and needed a haircut badly. I have crazy curly hair and typically only use word of mouth reference. I was sent here by two people. I was hesitant. Where I come from I can spend $20 on a haircut. I was assured, paying close to $50 for a haircut at a nice salon would be more than worth it. When I arrived I was bombarded by a woman at the front desk who immediately started playing with my hair. 5 minutes into her taking my hair clip out she introduced herself as my hairdresser. She then brought me back to the wash area. She was annoyed that the washer wasn't there and complained for another 5 minutes about the fact that she would have to wash my hair (as if it were beneath her). She still hadn't asked me about the issues I had with my hair (if any) or what I was looking for. She got soap in my eyes and all over my face and never offered to wipe it away AND when she was rinsing my hair there was cold water pouring down my back. I then had to sit in the air conditioning; freezing cold for the remainder of the appointment. My hair has changed over the last year and I have been struggling with dryness, every time I tried to let her know what I had tried using; she cut me off and ended up telling me all of these options and remedies I had already tried. Not to mention, I asked for someone familiar with curly hair and she said she wasn't used to seeing curls like mine. When it came time to check out I was told that I couldn't put a tip on my card (yes I was still going to tip after all of this). The lady at the desk told me very rudely that there was an atm in Giant. Unfortunately I had just lost my debit card a few days prior and was awaiting the arrival of a new one. I had no way to take out cash. Had they told me prior, I would have found the time to stop at the bank prior to my visit. Either way, my hair is still dry, the cut is ok but she didn't cut much off and I didn't get the answers to the questions I was looking for. Maybe I'm wrong but if you are pricing hire than a chain salon...I expect expertise and excellent customer service. I'm a nurse manager and NO job is beneath me. I take out the trash and wipe dirty bottoms just as much as my employees. My status doesn't make me 'too good' for anything. I can't believe I had to hear someone complain about washing my hair. I will not return and I will not recommend this place.

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