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1210 W Clay St ##21, Houston, Texas, 77019, United States
(713) 524-2610 alanissalon.business.site
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Jun 22, 2018
Braelynn is the best! She really knows how to cut curly hair & and does amazing cut & color.

Nov 8, 2017
Wonderful salon!! I had been debating on getting hair extensions for a while now. Finally came with Rosie to get my Great Lengths extensions and OMG!!! I love them!!! She did an exceptional job and they look and feel so natural. The price was very reasonable and she took her time with me. I will definitely be back and recommend it to anyone thinking about hair extensions.

Jan 30, 2018
This was my first time coming here and I am very impressed with Bruce. I had a previous balayage done by a different salon and I liked the way it looked. Then, I got a groupon deal and I let the salon choose who they wanted me to get my hair done by. He consulted with me and seemed like he really knew what he was doing. I talked to him about framing my face, blending, etc. He did his thing and by the time it was all done, I couldn't believe how good it looked. I was happy before with my old balayage, but now that I got this one from him, I realized how bad my old one was! I now have the look that I have been looking for my entire young adulthood lol. I have always wanted a very natural look where there's no obvious roots, and looks very natural and blended. Bruce managed to give me this exact look! I looked in the mirror and said in my head, "yaaaaaas girl" and I can't stop looking in the mirror. Bruce was charming and even though he's quite young, he has a ton of knowledge and skill. A couple things I also really appreciated was that from the time I sat down until the time I left, it was a total of 2 hours. TWO HOURS!! I've never gotten a color, cut, and style done in such a short period of time; I'm normally lucky to get out of a salon within 4 hours! Another thing I love is that my hair doesn't smell like hair dye. Usually my hair stinks for the few days following a color treatment but my hair smells like lightly scented cologne. No more frying my nose hairs with chemical stench days later! Finally, I told Bruce I just wanted a trim, which, normally stylists think 3-4 inches is a trim. Bruce asked me if I wanted 1/2 inch cut off and he showed me with his hands what it would look like. For the first time EVER, someone actually trimmed my hair the way I wanted it to be. I told him I wanted to keep as much length as possible and he was willing to accommodate my request perfectly. I'm used to coming home with half of the hair I went in with and I am so glad that he actually listened to me and what I want. He knew what I wanted even though I couldn't articulate it but he knew in his head what would look good on me and the direction that I wanted to go with my hair. So I would definitely recommend Bruce, but as stated before, this was my first appointment so I don't have any opinions about the other stylists there.

Nov 4, 2017
Don't have a Groupon if you have attitudes when people use it ☻ If they're new customers and loved the service you'd have a loyal customer. But nah y'all think you're the best.. As if!

Nov 4, 2017
Wonderful experience. Love my hair. Great lengths. If your looking for a great, relaxing experience. You need to try it here.

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