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Yama African Hair Braiding

Yama African Hair Braiding

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1033 N Broad St, Elizabeth, New Jersey, 07208, United States
(908) 354-0990
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Jul 12, 2018
I won't be going back to this shop again. I only wanted 2 cornrows but she did the braids so sloppy. She did it fast and the results was a not so neat job.

Aug 25, 2017
They CANNOT braid in here!!! If you want nice braids and want them to last Don't go HERE!!!!! I asked for medium box braids and they told me $140 as I began to walk out she told me she can do it for $120 so I stayed then the lady started my hair.. she was very rough and had to take my hair out several times because it wasn't correct! Then the owner told me she can braid my hair for me to make me happy!!! She did my box braids big and it looks NOTHING like the picture I showed her.. I have exactly 48 braids in my head and she still charged me $120 smh never again.... STAY AWAY FROM THIS SALON.. very UNPROFESSIONAL!

Dec 25, 2017
I WOULD NOT SEND MY WORST ENMY THERE MY HAIR WAS NICE THEN NEXT DAY BRAID STARTED TO FALL OUT ALSO I ASK FOR INVISIBLE BRAIDS MY HUBBY SAID YOUR HAIR IS SHOWING THROUGH BRAIDS I WOULD NOT GO THERE EVER AGAIN

Mar 8, 2017
They are really efficient! My daughter and I have been here three times already....never dissatisfied, nothing but compliments from others even when it's time to remove them. Their pricing beats everyone else along with their galloping braiding that gets you out so quickly!!!! The growth when the braids are removed is insane!!! They can get my money any time I need/want my hair or daughters hair braided!!!! GREAT JOB LADIES.....as always!

Mar 10, 2017
My experience was good at first there very nice ppl my only problem is i got my hair braid for invisible braids which i did not no was being seen through my hair until my oldest daughter told me so i said okay i will have that fix soon as my head stop hurting now it been a week i got my hair done last saturday and now on Friday two braids fall out im pissed so i will not recommend them to no one no one wants there braids to fall out 💔💔💔💔

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