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Epic Looks Salon

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8502 FM 1960 ##300, Atascocita, Texas, 77346, United States
(832) 699-1959 epiclooks.com
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Jan 24, 2018
Came here once before and will def continue coming here and only here! The girls are super sweet and welcoming! The salon itself is so comfortable and relaxed, good vibes and good music too! Chelssa did my hair and she’s AMAZING! She listens to what you want and goes off of that to give you exactly what you asked for! Really knows her way around a thick head of hair also!

Nov 3, 2017
Just had a cut and mini highlight in the last two days. It was a process but came out beautifully! Sasha was my beauty operator and is amazing! She’s easy to get along with and very knowledgeable about how hair works lol

Dec 18, 2017
Dolores has been my hairstylist for some time now and she's always done a great job. Just recently got it colored red and I love it!

Dec 14, 2017
I don't normally leave bad reviews, but when it comes to 200 dollars and my hair looking as bad as it does I have to unfortunately. I went in Tuesday to have my hair done because I read some good reviews. I've had the same person doing my hair, but chose to trust someone new. I have brown hair (not dark) and wanted to work my way to fashion colors (silver/grey ash) with balayage. Last time I got my hair done was 7.5-8 months ago and I started getting highlights.(balayage) I'm pretty patient and understand that it may take time but as long as my hair isn't ruined I'm okay with it. I came home and saw my hair and honestly I wanted to cry. My hair looks like I had a box dye and the roots grew out.. it's my natural color at the top , then a faded yellow..then it turns to blonde..and back to a faded yellow. The transition of colors is terrible because like I said it's yellow..and it looks like one straight line. I paid 200 for this and I'm highly disappointed. I'm a mom of 3 and I don't do much for myself, but the one thing I chose to do not only cost me, but was ruined as well. Having your hair done is suppose to make you feel better..not worse. So I chose to do this review because I've felt so bad since I got home Tuesday and saw my hair /:

Dec 5, 2017
I recently went in to get high/lowlights and a cut. I showed the hair dresser what I wanted... I wanted to keep my overall blonde look and have some strawberry blonde/dark blonde low lights. No other questions were asked, she started mixing the color. I ended up with tiger stripes. Blonde and red... worst hair experience of my life. I left absolutely upset and devastated. This was the first time in a year I have been out to get my hair done and it was a waste of my time and money. I contacted the owner only to be told that the same hair stylist would be happy to try to fix it. I told her I didn’t trust her with my hair after what had just happened and wouldn’t feel comfortable with her doing it. So I just asked for my money back due to not getting what I wanted. She said she couldn’t do that either. I have been in there and paid $300 for hair color, and it was worth it and I was happy. This time I paid $200 for tiger stripes that I did not want. Oh and the owner and hair stylists also claim that it was miscommunication.... it wasn’t miscommunication, it was laziness and no talent. I asked and also showed pictures of natural, blended high/lowlights... I got RED and yellow stripes. Worst customer service of my life. I will never be returning here ever again, and I’d advise others to think twice before going here. The hair dressers name was Dorlois. I don’t know how she has made it this far in her career if she does hair color the way she did mine.

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