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2727 Fairfield Commons Blvd, Dayton, Ohio, 45431, United States

(937) 320-0055 www.regissalons.com/locations/oh/dayton/regis-salon-mall-at-fairfield-commons-haircuts-3523.html

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Jennifer Brumley-Keeling

Jul 31, 2018

My personal get away with Dee! She does an amazing job. She's great with husband who wanted to go to the barber college 🤔 he really did like his hair when he left and he won't admit it but sure did like his hair washed. I've seen her be so sweet to kids. I not only recommend this hair salon but I also recommend her.

Jessica Thompkins

Jul 26, 2018

I got my hair highlighted and cut by Kearra. She did an amazing job! She was very friendly and gave me great recommendations on how to do my hair. She made me feel very comfortable and went step by step with me on what she was doing the entire time. I would recommend her to anyone who wants a great style and friendly conversation! I trust her completely and will continue to go her to get my hair done!

Lee Sia

Jul 22, 2018

Jake did an awesome job with my cut and balayage. He was kind and thorough. I will definitely come back for his services!

Aimee Hinders

Jul 18, 2018

Kearra did an amazing job on my hair. I recommend her to anyone in the area, she is for sure the only person I can trust will do an amazing job every time!!

Kirsten Johnson

Apr 28, 2018

I went for cut and style today. I showed the hairstylist Kearra, who was talking care of me, a picture of how I would like to get it cut. A short layered haircut. I was so looking forward to get a nice cut. Instead I looked like a mushroom. She chopped my hair off all the way to the hairline in the back- even though it was much longer in the picture and her colleague advised her not to. The layers on the top of the head where way too long. The banks where butchered. The sides uneven. She kept telling me that I have difficult hair which it is not. (it's Caucasian, straight and thick). She kept telling me about every 30 seconds for 1 1/2 hours of how thick my hair is. And if my parents have thick hair, or if my kids have thick hair... and so on and on and on. Then she showed me the bottom of her shoes to justify her "thick hair" rant. Please note that she only cut about 2 inches off.. and oh how massively she would have to thin out my hair. I asked her not to do so because at that point I was about to scream about her already bad job. Yes I have thick hair - but it is not massively thick and you can only listen to it for so long. I showed a lot of patience and just wanted to get out of there. After her blow drying my hair, I paid went home and washed my hair with hopes that it might not look as awful if I style it myself. After drying my hair I saw how many mistakes she had made and how uneven the cut actually was. It was worst than what I had expected. I called the salon about an hour after leaving the store, complained and asked to have it fixed. I talked to a woman who was somewhat unfriendly. However - I went back the same evening and a young man fixed the cut as much as he could. I don’t think he was allowed to say much but I could definitely tell that he agreed that stylist Kearra had messed up my hair. Even tho he was very nice - I cannot recommend this salon. I will never go back there ever again.

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