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14360 Falcon Head Blvd #110, Austin, Texas, 78738, United States

(512) 263-1726 www.wildorchidsalonspa.com

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Nancy Christian

Nov 9, 2017

I was so happy I chose this place. Elyse did my hair and it was the best experience I've had at a salon in a long time. She listened and worked with me on hiding spots of hair loss that I've had while giving me a style that was was far beyond what I came in expecting. We even ended up doing some before and after pictures since it was such a big change! Seriously, if you're going to get your hair cut here, ask for her. She's simply awesome. :)

Mary LaRosa

Mar 22, 2016

So glad I found this salon!!! I love my cut and color! We just re-located and I had to leave my beloved colorist behind....but Melissa did a fantastic job of continuing my color, just as I had it before. She does a great cut and style, as well! I am VERY satisfied!!!

Ruth Barth

Jan 9, 2016

I went to Melissa today for hair color and a cut. She knew better than I did what I wanted my hair to look like. She is easy to talk to, she listens and my hair turned out perfect! What a relief to go to a friendly, comfortable salon and get great results too. Thanks Melissa!

Tessa Dildy

Aug 3, 2016

As I'm styling my hair this morning and cringing at the broken off pieces of hair sticking out all over the place, I wonder to myself why I have yet to post a review about this salon. Well, here it goes. I've had 2 services preformed at this salon and they both completely and utterly DESTROYED my hair. Here is a summary of both: Haircut by Morgan. See uploaded photos. I have no idea what in the world she was doing here. It's almost like she just despised me and this was her way of getting at me. I had to come back in to get it fixed (for free), but my hair had to be cut MUCH shorter than I ever would want in order to fix it. The girls at the salon took pics of my hair and said it looked like a little girl had cut her Barbie's hair. YEAH. Disaster #1. Balayage by Melissa. See uploaded photos. Melissa put me under the dryer, which apparently is not supposed to be done with balayage treatment. My hair broke off in almost every place possible, starting 2 inches down from my roots (exactly where the balayage began). There is no way to repair this. My hair has to grow out completely. Also, the highlights were an outright joke. Refer to photos. I came back to have this fixed (for free), and the girl who corrected the baylayage was SHOCKED by what Melissa had done. "I can't figure it out..." were her exact words. Disaster #2. Besides the fact that my hair has been annihilated TWICE at this salon, I'm also frustrated that I was not refunded my money. I deeply feel the need to warn others of these catastrophic hair experiences! P.S.-- I messaged the owner, Danielle Benson, on Facebook after the second hair disaster happened in March 2016. She "read" the message but never replied. After explaining the problems and attaching pics to the message, one would assume the owner would want to contact you directly.

julie nabe

Jan 26, 2017

Nice, small, clean salon. Sweet ladies

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