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3003 English Creek Ave, Egg Harbor Township, New Jersey, 08234, United States
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Feb 14, 2018
Manny has been doing my hair since I was a child and he's the only person I trust 100% when it comes to my hair! He should be famous somewhere doing celebrity hair because his work is THAT exceptional. He can do everything and I'm always more than happy when I leave. I always feel like a newer happier person after he does my hair! I can't believe I didn't write a review earlier but I'm telling you, you will be hooked! He's super personable, friendly, knows exactly what your hair needs no matter the condition. He's done my hair when I cut it really short, when it was long, my hair is very thick , kinkier texture and he handles it with ease. Whenever I need my ends clipped I ONLY go to him!! I've gone to another place once and they cut off way too much of my hair! He knows just the products to use, he's just the best. Trust me! Thank you Manny!!!

Feb 18, 2018
First time here and very pleased. Will be back, thanks Martie

Aug 17, 2016
Kim is wonderful! I love how respectful she is and gentle with your hair. I go to her without a doubt she is the best!

Oct 19, 2017
Very friendly and talented employees

Sep 16, 2014
Nancy was great! Perfect cut!! I have very difficult hair and she did an awesome job. I live in Camden and will make the travel back just to get my hair cut!!

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