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Dana Hair Salon

Dana Hair Salon

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4108 Fannin St, Houston, Texas, 77004, United States
(713) 527-9877
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Feb 19, 2018
I really liked this place. I visited it today for a simple trim and the lady did a great job on my hair for a great price. Hair length determines the price. My trim was $12, but she helped style it a bit and did a nice clean clear job. I'm very happy with the service and will be going here from now on.

Apr 3, 2018
I had a wonderful hair cut from a guy who needed a translator to understand me. That aside, he was very rough with his clippers and I have nasty razor burn on my neck that still stings hours later. Not bad for 5 bucks, I suppose. (Sarcasm)

Apr 22, 2018
Love it kelvin,katy and Linda do a great job. I miss lele though. 😉

Apr 10, 2018
I recommend this place. Good service.

Jun 19, 2017
I would give this place no stars if that were an option. First, this place charged me $10 for a simple haircut, not $4.99. Second, the lady did not seem to understand English very well. I showed her a picture of what I wanted (which was a long bob) and told her I did not want her to make the front length any shorter. My hair was currently all the same length an inch below my collar bone. She seemed to understand and began cutting. I noticed she grabbed the front hair and pulled it to the back to cut it and I immediately panicked and told her, please don't cut these, I want the front longer than the back (how a long bob should look). She said "I only trim". I believed her, and let her do her job. When I looked in the mirror to see my hair I didn't look too short in the front, it was not a very steep lob like in the picture I showed her but it was okay. She turned me around and I told her, it was good already. She said she was just going to add biosilk to my hair ( I believed her). As she pulled all my hair back, and I heard the clipping of scissors. I panicked! When she turned me around, I no longer had a lob. It was a bob. All of my hair was now the same length (short) and above my shoulders. If only I could turn back time, but it was too late. I'm never going back to this place again.

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