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634 N Rockwall Ave, Terrell, Texas, 75160, United States
(972) 563-7772 www.blissterrell.com
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Sep 28, 2018
I love going to bliss!! I’m always so happy with how my hair turns out. They always help me style it and show me new ways to wear it!! ❤️

Apr 6, 2018
Samantha done an amazing job on my hair. I'm very happy with the outcome. She done exactly what I asked...down to every detail.

Dec 17, 2017
The best hair salon in Terrell. The ladies there, Misses Pam Palmer and Misses Samantha Carroll do exceptional, miracle work and I couldn't be happier as well as others who go in. If you haven't had a chance you should go... Make sure you make reservations though cause these ladies get booked fast.

Jul 22, 2017
Samantha was awesome! I really loved getting my hair done by her. Not only did she do a great job on my hair, she was a blast to hangout with during the process. This was my first time here and I will be back. Thank you Samantha, you rock!

Dec 9, 2016
PLEASE READ BEFORE BOOKING AT BLISS HAIR STUDIO!!! December2016: So yet again Samantha let me down. She messaged me about making up for the horrid experience I had on my first try at an appointment with her so I agreed to give her another chance (as we all have bad days). We set an appointment up, right before thanksgiving to have my hair nice and done for my family gathering, I was so excited... until the day of my appointment when just a few hours before my appointment, she messaged me to cancel yet again (at least I got a message about her not being able to do it this time...) She said she was sick but would be back the next week. I assumed that meant she would get back with me when she was back at work. A couple weeks pass and I message her again asking what was going on and if I could still get in for her to make up for her unprofessionalism and canceling on me numerous times now. She said she would check her schedule and get back to me in the morning, which she never did. I finally messaged her again asking what was going on and she said it was just hard for her to find an opening for me, as she gets booked weeks in advance at the time I need to get an appointment. I let her know that I assumed since I had been trying to get in since July, with her canceling on me twice, and offering to make it up, that I would be a priority client... Apparently that is not how they do business at Bliss. Yet again, I am super aggravated and down right angry at the way that this salon chooses to allow their employees to treat their clients. No class, no professionalism, and not a single care about their clientele. Please consider this before trying to book with anyone at Bliss. This is not once, but 3 times in a row that I have had a horrible experience with one of their employees. JULY 2016: If there was less that one star, they would get it. Had an appointment with Samantha today, been booked for a couple of weeks for 1pm. Confirmed my appointment 3 different times beforehand. Showed up at 1:00, she told me that she was running about 30 minutes late. Which was fine, but would have loved a call to let me know, as she did have my number. So I come back at 1:30, she is doing someone else's hair and tells me it will be a little while longer (still no call to let me know). So I asked her to just call when she was ready for me, since I live close by. At 3:00, two hours after my scheduled and confirmed appointment, i call back to ask what is going on. She says she is still busy and just has a lot going on (still no call from her to let me know what is going on after planning my day around this appointment). I just said forget it. Very unprofessional, rude and just plain tacky of someone who claims to be a "professional" to treat a new client this way. I would highly recommend going somewhere else that actually values their clientele.

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Wed:10 am - 6 pm
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