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That Special Touch Family Hair

That Special Touch Family Hair

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434 W Aaron Dr, State College, Pennsylvania, 16803, United States
(814) 234-3770
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Jun 23, 2017
What the salon lacks in frills, it more than makes up for in heart. I've been a customer for more than two years now and my hair has never looked better. This is one of the best hair cuts in town. While the sign says "Walk ins accepted", she gets pretty booked up and the sign is off much of the time (you'd be very lucky to get a walk in appointment anymore!). I book my next appointment as I leave so I'm sure to get in again!

Sep 14, 2017
Excellent haircut from a great woman. Would recommend.

Jan 13, 2017
I was really happy with my experience here - Renee was really friendly, fitted me in without an appointment, and gave me exactly the cut I asked for as well as lots of great tips for looking after my hair. I'll definitely return!

May 20, 2017
She's so friendly, and she listens to what you want and gives it to you.

Jul 16, 2015
I had a great experience with that place. All the staff are very courteous and keen to provide a service that satisfy their customer. I have been told that they offer after hour appointment for middle eastern culture especially for Muslim women with Hijab so they assure women's privacy with no disruption. I would definitely recommend going their

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