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Mia & Maxx Hair Studio

Mia & Maxx Hair Studio

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303 Bay Park Square #975, Green Bay, Wisconsin, 54304, United States
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Jun 30, 2018
The only place I get my haircut now! They always do it exactly the way I hope for! Plus Ashley is a super cool stylist who really gets to know you as a person!

Jun 13, 2018
Used to love this place in early 2000s but $40 is too much for a haircut now . Tried to get in here 3 times and told need appointment even when no one was in there . Never given card or called an only options for times I didn't want . The girls are snotty and I walk by and see them doing their own hair n makeup

May 27, 2018
Wow worst place ever to get a hair cut! Took son and husband she ruined his hair said he wanted it faded and looks terrible....and she burned both of them with clippers ! Never going there again!

Jun 20, 2017
Went there today as a walk-in and loved my new haircut and style. Courtney was very professional and did an amazing job!!

May 24, 2016
Somewhat nice, but unprofessional. Talks negative about her other clients, makes me feel uneasy. Jessica Haight the one who did my hair. From the beginning she was assured I DO NOT want any warm colors in my hair, only cool. Anyways after "toning" it twice, I left with brown hair with blended in, and on the ends, orange brown hair. Not blonde, and I understand she for some reason can not do what other hair dressers do and make me blonde (n she doesn't even have the correct clay beach for the balayage procedure) But I would of preferred to leave there paying over $100 to look the same way I did coming into the salon. Now I have to spend $100-200 again to fix it before the two weddings I am attending this weekend. Also, she made me sign a release form before putting color on my head while I was sitting with a "malibu" treatment on my hair. So even if I demanded a discount or not to pay, I would't win. Completely dissatisfied. The person who booked my appointment, though I had been very direct and said I have medium brown ahi and I want to get a blonde balayage, asked specifically for this stylist, Jessica, and repeated my area code while telling my phone number. Upon arrival I had learned she did not get any of my information, misspelled my name, no phone number, and put me down for highlights. As highlights take less time, Jessica was rushing to do my hair in a few steps before her mens hair cut appointment. So I sat with the wrong bleach in my hair with foils while she cut his hair, but he had already waited a while, and she was rushing and getting messier and messier as she tried to finish the "balayage" . But I digress, completely unprofessional, a huge waste of money, my hair is dry, and I have to find someone and somewhere to fix this disaster in the next 2 days ( In good salons it's hard to book last minute appointments, this one I book a week before the appt.) SO Whatever, I keep trying to tell myself it's just hair, but it's different when I have three huge events in a few days. UGH. DON'T GO THERE!

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