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Seven Hills Studio

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501 N 25th St, Richmond, Virginia, 23223, United States
(804) 344-0620 www.sevenhillsstudio.com
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Jun 12, 2018
Tori knows the curly/wavy hair. Went in to get rid of a lot of hair, she did a great undercut and thinned my hair a little so that I finally have as much hair as most regular people. Got great tips from her on how to take care of my curls to be low maintenance but nice. Everything went smoothly, and efficiently. I was in and out in just under an hour with undercut, shampoo, haircut, dryer chair, style and blow dry.

Mar 14, 2018
Great salon! Highly recommend booking in advance. Courtney is a great stylist! Very professional and nice, everyone is super nice there as well. My hair has been so many different colors and she consistently does an amazing job! Even got my partner to get his hair cuts there instead of the quick cuts, and you can immediately tell the difference between fast/cheap and a quality & detailed haircut.

May 19, 2018
Called to schedule a trim. Got a confirmed time. Showed up and sat for 20 minutes waiting. Was asked to come back and then immediately told they had someone coming in soon and wouldn’t have time to cut my hair. No request to reschedule, nothing. Don’t waste your time with this unprofessional pace.

May 7, 2018
Wonderful place for a hair cut. Very professional stylists. Good prices.

Feb 17, 2017
I've had the best of luck finding Nicolette at Seven Hills Salon. My hair is curly and UNRULY and since I've found her, I've trusted her completely with it. She's the only stylist to ever cut my hair dry, which, if you have curly hair, know that its the only way to get an accurate cut and style. Nico is not only extremely sweet and charming, but an intuitive stylist with a strong attention to detail.

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