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African Hair Braiding

African Hair Braiding

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3.6 Google Review
3438 Cinema Ave, Anderson, South Carolina, 29621, United States
(864) 375-9911
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Mar 4, 2018
Very unprofessional. They couldn't do a four braid hairstyle that my daughter wanted. The owner called three of her workers to the shop and neither of them could do the hairstyle. Finally, I just told her to do four braids to the back so we could leave. While their another client was complaining, because she requested two Goddess braids and they didn't do them correctly. They put all of this nasty gel all over my daughter's hair. I will never do business with them again. I wouldn't recommend them to anyone.

Mar 6, 2018
Was my first time coming to these braiders. I usually go to the other African hair braiding place in Anderson, but I needed a Sunday appointment so I came here. I was greeted with a smile and a hug when I came in the shop ( had 9am appt, got there a 8:45 and they were ready; that's important to me because at the other braiding place I was there before them..... last time they came in 15 minutes after my appt time). The lady braiding my hair was really sweet and gentle didn't hurt one bit. I got small box braids mid back length and it only took a little over 6 hours ( I have a BIG head Lol). There were 4 braiders there and they all seem to get along great, I could tell they enjoy working with each other. They didn't hesitate to help each other. I'm very satisfied with my braids. They are by far the neatest braids I've had, all the same size and length. I would recommend this place, definitely going back in the future.

Dec 14, 2016
They were nice but this tacky wack ass braiding they did to my hair is awful. They talked the hold time i was there and one of the ladies act as if she was cramping. I spent 200 bucks on this bullshit but like the other lady said you live and you learn. Can't wait to get back to Georgia. You ladies need to close down.

Sep 18, 2016
Charge to much for the tacky job they did on my head. You live and learn. I won't go back.

Jul 12, 2016
Wouldnt give me dreads because im white.....

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