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7300 Lone Star Dr, Plano, Texas, 75024, United States

(214) 989-6136 www.thedrybar.com/locations/plano-tx

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Linda Thompson

Dec 1, 2017

First time at Dry Bar! Had the most amazing experience! Constance did a beautiful job on my hair! So gentle! I’ll definitely go back!

Caroline Augustin

Dec 10, 2017

Sometimes a girl needs a blow. I like this damn place and miss it since I moved to Finland. I guess it's a big hair thing. I've had a different person every time, and I leave looking picture perfect.

M G.

Nov 25, 2017

So today was my birthday and I thought I was making this appointment to feel special and pampered and going in for a rad updo for my evening ..... the stylist did a good job don't get me wrong but nothing special. I had high expectations for this place and putting a newby on the floor for a first time client with specific request was a no go. Hopefully I can have a second opinion of this place for now I can't see myself going back.

Kari Kerns

Oct 20, 2017

Rude & Uninviting This business should have on their website: “We will do your hair (average compared to other places for the price) but not talk to or smile at you because we really don’t want you here. ESPECIALLY anyone below a certain age. Disappointed at the experience.

Marcia Bray

Aug 10, 2016

I cannot say enough great things about this place. If you understand the type of salon that it is...you'll love it to. You aren't going there for cut, color, and style...it's for a good shampoo and blowout and that is exactly what they give you. Everyone is trained to style ALL hair types which is awesome in case you can't get in with your favorite stylist. In addition to a fab blowout, you also get tea, infused, water, champagne or a mimosa...all for $35-40!!!

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