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African Hair Braiding by Dianna

African Hair Braiding by Dianna

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305 S Beltline Blvd, Columbia, South Carolina, 29205, United States
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Nov 26, 2017
Where do I begin with my experience with African Hair Braiding by Dianna...I have never been to a shop this unorganized in my life. My last experience with Dianna was the worst yet. She started my hair around 9:30 that morning and she finished at 11:25 that night. She took multiple breaks and left her shop at least five times that day. She has five kids that she sometimes brings to work with her. Her kids are loud and they shouldn't be brought to a work atmosphere. An everyone that hears about her shop automatically knows that she takes all day and shes very unprofessional. All and all I will NEVER go back to African Hair Braiding by Dianna again. Take it from me you wouldn't want to have the experience I had.

Dec 12, 2017
Hair styling is fine but the wait was too long and workers act like they forgot you made an appointment.

Mar 12, 2018
Incorrect address. This place is not on Whispering Pines Circle, it is at 305 Beltline Blvd.

May 13, 2017
I asked for feed in braids and got something totally different it didn't look like the picture I showed her she put a lot of gel on my hair and it's not even tight. I will never go to her shop ever again

Apr 30, 2014
Hello to all that view this page and have seen what I have seen when I clicked onto this page. I go to Dianna to get my hair braided a lot from her. I understand that a lot of people do not like the fact that she is a single mother who came from Africa to raise her family alone no husband just her and her 5 children. With that being said I am a single mother of 3 with no help so my kids have to go where ever I go. With that being said I don't care if you get mad my kids come with me. If you see me you see them. I can take my kids with me and I don't ever get a complaint at all from her because she has always made me feel like family. She is very family oriented and I love that about her. I am going to keep supporting her and so should you. When you go tell her April sent you and get $20 off your visit of $100 or more

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