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740 E Chatham St, Cary, North Carolina, 27511, United States

(919) 465-0063 shamimbeautyparlor.net

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Menaka Kumar

Dec 26, 2017

I specifically asked for a trim and they started cutting so much off, uneven at that too! Asked for an oil massage and it lasted probably only 10min, not worth $55.

sita baral

Apr 10, 2017

I love shamim paelor . Every body come they give really good service

arpita bhowmick

Dec 15, 2016

Went there twice for haircut.. she will listen to properly and u ll get what u want.. didn't have to wait .. loved the service..

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Apr 24, 2016

I went to Shamim parlor for hair die $40, eyebrows and facial - Whitening $55 For hair die they charged $35. I did not do my complete hair because I only need it at the front. Still they charged $35. I am very disappointed with their service. The person who has done my facial is very un-professional and cunning I am not happy with her service. I doubt she has missed even few steps. She was in a hurry to go home and missed some of the steps and also did not do massage. She did only when I asked her to do . she was saying that my dress will get spoil that's why she did not do. My dress is already spoiled due to hair die and facial. The owner told me that eye brows and upper lip is free when I do a facial. This so called women even tried to charge for those. Only when I asked she removed those charges. This is very unprofessional. Also the owner was talking to others while doing threading. She should not talk while doing eyebrow threading. It is our valuable face. She has no right to play with it. Either she has to stop doing and talk to other people or talk once she is done. Last time I got so many cuts because of the owner. I did not say anything at that time. Also she left so much of hair on chin. I checked it once I reached home because there is no proper lighting in the parlor.

Mimi Pham

May 1, 2016

This is a horrible place. There was only one worker. I wish i could give this place zero stars. This is the worst facial I have ever encountered in my life. I usually go to Hand and Stone for facials $60 dollars for 60 minutes. This place charged me $55 dollars and she stayed in the room with me for less than 15 minutes total. This lady started out with a little face massage and put on a face polish and left me in the room laying there for 10 minutes. She came back and turned on the steam and told me she would be back. She left me there for about 15 minutes and I heard her in the other room with a walk in client and began cutting his hair. When she came back she put a mask on my face and left again for about 15 minutes. She worked on another client in the meantime and threaded her eyebrows. This whole time I could hear everything from the room. That is why i know she left me to work on a haircut and threaded eyebrows during my treatment. I got so bored during my treatment I sat up and got ready to leave. She proceeded to tell me that I am suppose to lay there along time to relax. How can I relax if all I can hear is conversation from the next room and not getting any real treatment? Do not go to this place. It is horrible.

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