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James Brett Coiffure

James Brett Coiffure

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764 Gardiners Rd, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 3X9, Canada
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Jun 11, 2019
I alway enjoy my JB experience. Always great music playing, friendly staff and relaxing and enjoyable hand massages and head and shoulder massage. Look forward to each visit and highly recommend.

Feb 16, 2019
I have been going to James Brett Coiffure for about 3 yrs now. As soon as you walk in the front staff are very welcoming - asking to take your coat, offering a tea or water; it's like they are welcoming you into their home. Krystal is a wonderful stylist. Very friendly, funny and kind. It may be more expensive than some salons but it is worth the pampering. They give shoulder, neck, head and hand massages. Very relaxing. Thanks Krystal, Marie L P.S. I do have a question for James Brett, have you thought of offering 10% off store products for your loyal patrons?

Mar 27, 2019
I will never again see anyone else for my eyebrows besides Lauren R! I’ve been getting my brows done by her for about two years now, wherever she goes I’ll follow behind. Thanks for all the kind experiences, and for maintaining my crazy brows! I also had my hair done here, it was an extremely pleasant experience and worth the money.

Apr 15, 2019
Been going to this salon for 3 years now and have no complaints! I've gone to Heather since she started there and I'll continue to stay loyal to her! She always does a fantastic job whether I just want a trim or a full balayage! I was just in recently and got a nice hand massage from Tamara, and I've never been treated anything but kindly by front-line staff. Coming to JB is a nice bit of luxury in my seemingly regular day-to-day life!

Apr 8, 2019
Had to go to another salon to get my 90's sitcom haircut fixed... It was supposed to be a trim so I could still tie it back in a bun but she messed me up real good

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