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730 Front Rd, Kingston, Ontario, K7M 6P7, Canada
(613) 389-5177
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Sep 24, 2022
I have been going to this salon for 20 years, and tried a few others closer to home when could not drive for a few months. There is plenty of free parking and nice shops nearby. I am glad that Kathy and Robin request clients to wear masks. I have always left very happy with the shampoo, haircut, blow dry and set - and return in 4 weeks for a repeat, and have never heard any disagreeable remarks from the staff ! Thank you !

Oct 26, 2021
Kathy was extremely rude and unpleasant. My mother had an appointment with her to get her hair cut and once arriving she wouldn't bother to see my mom because she's unvaccinated. Right now there is no legal by law stating that you have to be vaccinated to visit a salon. You are fully masked the whole time. She also accused my mother of lying to her this past July saying she had said she was vaccinated. Absolutely not true! She needs to understand the by laws and regulations when it comes to the vaccine. This woman was also completely fine with my mother not wearing a mask back in July but now is turning away her business and accusing her of lying! I'll be making this well known how rude and unprofessional this establishment is and having not fully educated staff is only going to harm their business even more!

Jul 6, 2017
Robin is the best! She's my family's hair dresser. She's done three generations of our family's hair. She's attentive and caring. She has an amazing memory for hair!

Feb 7, 2023
Robin is a fantastic hairdresser! Very friendly and professional.

Aug 19, 2023

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