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1393 S Alpine Rd #Suite 2, Rockford, Illinois, 61108, United States

(815) 399-3900 laloggiasalon.com

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Breann Kirk

Oct 1, 2020

I love this place so much. Bri is my go-to girl for anything I suggest to her. Sadie is also my favorite collie in the world.

jaylynn largo

Nov 10, 2018

I was recently there and will never go back! The employees and even the owner are extremely rude and unprofessional. Kortney did my hair and when she was done I couldn't even tell a difference. She knew I was unhappy and her comment to me was "I hope you like it, if not that's to bad i don't have time to fix it" WOW! After that I tried to get in to have her fix it. It's been a month and a half later and she still hasn't done anything about it. Even Kayla the owner didn't help. That place is a joke and I will never refer anyone there!! Not to mention how much hair she ripped out in the process of doing my hair.

Paul Happach

Jan 20, 2019

Corey is the best barber in town. Great conversation. You can tell he really cares about his clients. Shows you how to style your hair so it looks good when you do it on your own. His online booking makes it super easy to schedule/reschedule appointments without having to do the annoying back and forth trying to find a time that works.

Chad Appleby

Feb 9, 2015

I love this salon! Kayla does fantastic work. My hair hasn't looked this good in years. I wish I would have known about this place sooner. Not only do they do great work, it's a classy place and very warm and inviting experience. Loved it.

haley

Apr 27, 2019

I came in for a rose gold balayage and I had Lydia as a stylist. I was there almost 4 hours, but at the time it looked good. It was about $130 total with the tip. Charged me for a $35 haircut when all I got was a trim. I took a shower a couple days later and the color was completely gone. The blonde in my hair was disgusting (still is). I contacted her immediately and she offered to do my hair again for free and had me buy a bottle of keracolor to “keep the rose from fading”. $19. Once again, with the wash the color was gone. I now have unnatural highlights. The keracolor does not work. I’m left with brassy blonde highlights, which I hate. I then asked for a refund and all she gave me was $78 back. She told me I still had to pay for the product. She tried saying that it was my hair that won’t hold the color. Definitely wouldn’t recommend this place.

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