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Regis Salon

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1101 Melbourne Rd #3022, Hurst, Texas, 76053, United States
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Nov 25, 2017
After 8 yrs of going to Regis I am done with going to this salon. My experience went from great to unpredictable results. My hair has not recovered from my last appt 4 weeks ago. I left with dry frizzy hair after a 3 hour appt. Some hair has broken. I am so disappointed.

Nov 6, 2017
I enjoyed my service from Constance- I went in as a brunette, (very dark ash blonde)...I had let my natural color grow out since 2014. My daughter convinced me to go get some blonde highlights (and she wanted a perm). I showed Constance images of myself when I was younger and how I liked my hair, we decided to do a halo and "drip down" rather than a partial highlight, the effect left my natural color on top and a pretty light blonde halo around my face , with natural looking blonde in the back. Since my hair is technically virgin--no color, the process went well, it doesn't look fake like the rich house wives of whatever city; Constance just made my hair look pretty and youthful. I LOOK and feel about 7 years younger. Feels fun to be blonde again : ) (at age 39!)

Mar 19, 2017
This was by far the most awkward salon experience I've had. I walked in and asked for a fade and was asked to remove my hat to see what they would be working with, as if there were limitations to what they can cut. When I did so one of the ladies laughed at my hair color and walked away. I found this rude and very unprofessional. I then got taken back and got major criticism on how bad of a job the last person who cut my hair did, which was not bad at all. Actually I left this salon with one of the worst hair cuts I've ever gotten. I repeatedly had to ask the stylist to blend the sides of my fade in more, she was also very opinionated to what SHE THOUGHT would look good, length, style, etc..Checking out was even more awkward. As I was told my total, paid (even tho the haircut was bad)...nobody cared to say thank you, have a nice day, or come back again. The stylist who were in the front at the time were extremely rude. I will definitely not be going back and do not encourage men looking for a nice clean haircut to go here. Nobody should ever walk out of a salon paying $34 for a bad haircut and poor service.

Apr 7, 2017
I Would definitely recommend this salon. The girls were knowledgeable and professional. I was nervous going into a new place but I was pleasantly surprised at how awesome my hair came out! I got a cut and color and the prices were reasonable and definitely worth it. Everyone was so nice too!

May 1, 2017
Ok location. Julie, who is no longer there, was my stylist. Kimberly has also done my hair. They are great. Everybody else is snobby and rude. They upped their prices... when I said I couldn't afford it that day, they laughed (didn't think I heard them walking out), its just not worth it for the service. I'd have your associates work on their customer service should I return and try to cut my hair. I contemplated returning that day but was afraid of getting the stylist that laughed and her messing up my hair.

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