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Peles Salon Johnstown

Peles Salon Johnstown

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117 Metzler St, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 15904, United States
(814) 262-4242 www.pelessalon.com
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Apr 28, 2018
While visiting family and friends I decided to get my haircut and "forced" my husband to get a scalp treatment. We were impressed with the quality of work, atmosphere and friendly staff! My husband really enjoyed his treatment, which Katie S. did and Julie cut and styled my hair. The women and men leaving after their service by the other stylists looked beautiful and handsome! I highly recommend this salon if you want to look fabulous! Worth every dime, which for me I personally found to be on the low end being where I'm from! I'll be seeing Julie every time we come up to visit!! Thank you everyone at Peles Salon!!!!

Mar 30, 2018
I usually see Samantha and she does my hair just how I like it. I had to see someone new the last time because it was a last minute thing but the girl did a great job. Be aware that you need to bring cash for your tip.

Jun 3, 2017
I took a photo in of the cut that I wanted. I also had a photo of me with the cut. She was afraid to "take too much off" to make it look like the photo. I had this cut done several times by another place and had no problems. I couldn't go to my normal place. Instead of cutting how I wanted and how I knew it could be cut She kept explaining why she couldn't cut it a specific length or way. I didn't want her opinion. I just wanted it cut that specific way. 30 minutes went by. She said she was done. She didn't ask me if i wanted it shorter or any specifics. I even told her which side I wanted it parted on. Which apparently she forgot. I told her to cut it shorter I said "don't be afraid if You do something I don't like I can easily fix it". She then told me she had another appointment and he was waiting. I didn't make her not follow my instructions. I didn't tell her to just cut the ends off at first. So I came home and cut it myself. It's just easier to pay someone else. They offered us water or a beverage. Which was different and nice. You can't leave the tip on the card either. It has to be cash.

Jul 25, 2018
Always have a great experience!

Feb 26, 2018
Jesse is an amazing artist!!! Sooooooo happy with my hair!!!! 😀😀😀

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