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8249 W Brown Deer Rd, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 53223, United States

(414) 484-2245

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Meme Jay

May 9, 2019

Turned down my services because she stated her feedins were $15 a braid .. I told her I can get it down cheaper but if her braids are neat that’s fine. Asked for pictures .. she had a terrible attitude because I asked was her work neat.. bad reputation and i see why

Marshae Junior

Dec 28, 2018

I had a certain style in mind but I know that the Africans can’t really do ‘up to date’ braiding styles that we all like. So with that being said I didn’t expect it to look like the picture I had in mind but as long as it was similar was fine with me. When I walked in the first thing she asked for is the picture I showed it to her but she kept insisting that I give her a front view which I didn’t have so she got mad and looked at the edges and looked at my hair and said you don’t have a perm so I won’t be able to... and I just stopped her and said I don’t need you to do my edges I just need you to do my braids. She said okay and angrily started to braid my hair. the hair style is cute but she is very unprofessional. she’s the only one in the shop so as I got my hair braided a girl waited for her hair to be started. I came because the shop is close to my house but I won’t be coming back. thumbs down.

Kenya McAfee-Brown

Jan 1, 2019

Very unprofessional I called the owner a day before and booked an appointment for 10am today. It's now 10:26 and she's not here we both agreed my appointment was at 10am so where is she! So disappointed 😠

Toni Conley

Aug 1, 2017

Gonna' try to be as concise as possible with this review. I visited this shop just recently for a cute style that I seen. Here's my review: 1) I left out of the shop with a total different hairstyle than what I had shown. 2) Before the owner started on my hair, she had "just" finished her lunch. She did not wash her hands, but proceeded to grab and separate the hair and began to braid my hair. (Nasty) 3) When she started braiding, I told her that I didn't want the braids as skinny as she was braiding them and she told me not to worry. (I should have worried) 4) She tied my hair in a side pony tail with a "rubber band" and proceeded to PULL my hair out of the tied ponytail each time she was ready to start another braid. (I ended that after I noticed what she was doing was literally yanking, probably tearing my hair from the rubber banded pony tail) 5) She literally grabbed every edge both in the front and the bank that I have ever owned. (Unprofessional) If anyone should treat your hair with the utmost care, it should be your hairstylist or just hairstylists in general. They should know what is healthy for the hair and what's not and not just assume that everyone who walks through the door don't take care their hair hence the reason they're getting braids; so you're just going to be wreckless. (Nah) I literally had to pry my edges out of a tiny knot of weave for every braid, and it simply was no fun. I hope I didn't miss anything. That's all I have for now.

Tonisha Lee

Apr 26, 2018

Very professional. I feel at home while I’m there.

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