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Lavish Salon

Lavish Salon

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58 John St, East Providence, Rhode Island, 02914, United States
(401) 421-1444 www.lavishsalonri.com
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Mar 4, 2022
Went to Lavish salon ,received a curly cut and a Full color. I asked Alisha for a lighter color and she explained the process. it would take a long time to lighten my hair, so I picked out a Lucile Ball Color I love, and my Curls are bouncy . I love it. warning the picture was taken at night and i am 55 years old.

Oct 24, 2021
What I appreciate the most about this place is the professionalism and the home feel this place provides. Everybody is very knowledgeable and is very kind. I am more than satisfied for the times I have been to this place. Will be continuing to go in the future.

Jan 11, 2022
This was my first time going into a new salon with my 3C/4A curly hair. I left with 2a/2c hair because of the bleach. I asked for a very specific color (red velvet) and vividly explained with pictures because my hair had been dyed that color before. I gave my trust into Ashley, even though she had been doing hair for only 8 months. My hair ended up being a rose gold color mixed with pink and some of my roots were still yellow which was not what asked for. Also, my hair was super damp and it was clear that Ashley didn't know how to deal with curly hair. or at least black hair. I was not happy with it but everyone kept pressuring me so I just paid the girls and left. I could tell they knew they messed up but they weren't going to admit it. I won't be going back again. A Waste of $230.

Jan 23, 2022
I took my curly-haired 5 year old here for a haircut. When we arrived, the stylist did not introduce herself (I later looked online; our stylist was Ashley). The haircut itself took less than 5 minutes. When she washed my kid’s hair, she managed to soak her *entire* shirt, which I didn’t realize until we left the salon and my daughter started crying because she was so cold. After the wash, she had my daughter sit under the dryer. She’s 5, so it wasn’t long until she got too antsy to sit under the dryer. When I told Ashley that my kid was getting too restless to sit under the dryer, she appeared annoyed and asked “do you want to me to blow dry her then?”. Given that it was like 15 degrees out and that I was paying $35+ for the haircut, that seemed like a silly question. Would she want to walk outside with her hair soaking wet? Finally, and perhaps most importantly, the haircut is awful! It’s so uneven, it looks like my kid cut her own hair.

Nov 21, 2021
I’ve been coming to Lavish for years, they’re the only ones I trust working in my curly hair. Alisha is amazing, I can trust her to do whatever she thinks is best for my hair, whether it’s how much to cut or a color consultation. The salon is beautiful and I’m always super happy with my new look!

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