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Image Hair Salon

Image Hair Salon

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1933 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19103, United States
(215) 567-6500 www.imagehaircuts.com
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Mar 2, 2017
I have been an Image client for about 3 years. I am a client of Alan, the owner. I am always happy with my hair when I leave the salon. It is always what I had in mind. Alan and the team are extremely talented. You can tell by the "heads" that walk out of the salon; always flattering. They run on schedule and the prices are fair. I recommend Image Salon to men and women alike and all ages. They are the best.

Feb 7, 2018
Good salon with Worth job.

Jan 28, 2017
I've been going to this place for 15 years. Their prices are reasonable and the people are very friendly. I have a very busy schedule and they always manage to squeeze me in.

Sep 6, 2014
The people there are wonderful from the shampoo people to the stylists. Everyone is extremely pleasant and they do a great job of giving the customer what they want. The price is also very competitive which is great in the city. Why not 5 stars then? Simple. Convenience. I was just told that they don't want to take credit cards any longer. This is 2014. Like many people I do not carry cash around -- especially in the city. The last thing I want to have to think about it having to stop at the bank to get out the exact amount of cash I'll need to get the job done. I was in the credit card business for years and if the cost of taking cards is too high for them then someone isn't doing a good enough job of getting the right provider. There are countless ways to cut that overhead that 90% of businesses never look into. As a result, customers need to be inconvenienced. I will often make a decision on the spur of the moment as to a service or a tip level that a cash requirement will entirely quash. This is typical "penny-wise/pound-foolish" thinking. As a result, I'm not sure I'll be returning, which is a real shame.

Jan 25, 2017
Good experience. I left with exactly what I wanted. Cut, color and style. Very friendly place too!!

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