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Drybar Fort Worth

Drybar Fort Worth

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1653 River Run #161, Fort Worth, Texas, 76107, United States
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Jul 31, 2018
I was pretty skeptical to try this place out because I’m pretty particular about how I like my hair styled. My hairstylist was completely booked and unable to get me in at the last moment so I try the drybar. I was literally in and out within 25 minutes and my hair looked amazing. I was expecting to spend at least $75 with tip but ended up only spending $35 with at $10 tip! This will definitely be my go to spot!

May 16, 2018
Worst experience ever!! All the technician did was yang and pull my hair with no regard!! She locked it in her brush several times and would just yank it out. After I couldn’t put up with it anymore I pushed her hand away from my hair.. the wash was just as bad.. this is supposed to be a relaxing experience, my blood pressure was elevated, my head has been hurting for hours, headache has not gone away.. absolute worst!!!! In such a bad mood I do not even want to attend the event I booked this place for!! Hair is okay.. I asked for tight curls and she gave me loose.

Mar 25, 2018
I love this place! Typhani is the best and is so sweet. She has been doing my hair since November and I couldn't be more pleased. I am a woman of color so I was more than happy to find her at the Drybar. She also did my daughter's hair and was so patient. Her hair was beautiful as well. I'm in and out in an hour and the beverages are an added bonus. Go see Typhani at the Drybar. You will not be disappointed!

Nov 11, 2017
Visiting from out of town with my mom & sister; we had no clue where to do our hair for cousins wedding. JESSICA DID A PHENOMENAL JOB! We all were so impressed

Jan 28, 2018
Wish I could post a pic of how awful my hair looks. Seriously. After spending $85 I wouldn’t go to my dogs funeral with this hair. I promise I’m an optimistic, upbeat, fair person. But this hair, just awful.

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