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405 Cedar St, Seattle, Washington, 98121, United States
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Sep 27, 2018
I HAD long curly hair and wanted a change so I went in asking for Betty bangs and an extreme A line with the back shaved. About as different as I could get. The man who cut my hair cut shorter layers underneath in the back which I didn’t notice until I got home and attempted to do that with my bangs because he said the wouldn’t lay down otherwise. Literally all he had to do was blow dry and straighten and they would have laid down. I’ve done it myself plenty of times before. It was terrible. This was a good month ago and I’m still trying to grow it out in hopes of hiding the undercuts he did.

May 19, 2018
I haven’t gotten my hair professionally cut in years, but on a whim I decided it was time. Sublime had the most reasonable prices for my location, and they fit me in the same day I called. The staff was incredibly nice when I got there. Noah cut my hair and he did an awesome job. I have curly hair so it can be difficult and I wasn’t the most helpful with knowing what I wanted past “uhhh, a trim?” He did awesome, and I’m super happy with my new cut. Thank you guys!

Oct 19, 2017
Stacey is an awesome person and stylist! She is very easy to talk to and made me feel so comfortable conveying my ideas for my hair. She spent a lot of time and effort on her work - my hair looks gorgeous and better than I imagined! I feel awesome! Sublime salon is also a really calming environment with high ceilings and beautiful artwork! Thank you thank you Stacey! See you again soon!

Oct 14, 2017
Great experience at Sublime. Excellent service. Loved the serene decor. Amazing cut and style by David.

Oct 18, 2018

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