Northwest Beauty Salon

Mary Spooner

An unexpected great time. My first visit here. I stopped in for a haircut and ended up combining it with a pedicure. Both turned out great, but the pedicure was pure indulgence.

Erika

Don't go here.. Im saying this as nicely as I can, but I went in to have my hair lightened. The women suggested highlights. The next day the color had turned orange and yellow. I went back to see what had happened and if she could correct it. She denied they were yellow and said it was the light. Now my hair is all breaking and falling out. I wouldn't want this to happen to anyone else.

Jewel Shell

I'm quite happy with the service and skill of the salon stylist.

Sami Marquez

Sadly, I won't be coming here again. It's in my neighborhood and thought I'd give it a try, and I had the worst experience. This place would benefit from a big enough, practical, waiting area for those waiting for hair service. Also, would benefit from partitions to section the service areas as opposed to an open concept. I felt uncomfortable the entire time. There were a handful of older, improper, men hanging out in the lobby hovering over and minding everyone else's business. I went there for nails, and one guy actually stole my chair specifically for nail service to sit on, and was confused when requested it back. He STILL sat in the nail service chair next to me. Furthermore, a different man literally came up to our nail service desk and attempted at a mediocre joke about he would do the nails on my other hand while the lady did my other. What? How is this appropriate? This is exactly what females DO NOT want to experience when we go to a "spa" like place. There was zero music, so it was just awkward silence between several men waiting for their hair cut, and the nail people, disturbed by the loud hair dryer sounds. People waiting need not to loiter in the service area next to patrons getting service done, when you don't know them. That is just uncomfortable. Back to the nails, this woman hurt me SEVERAL times, and finally I asked her to be gentle and she said "ohhh... You have sensitive skin." Again, inappropriate response. My nails look terrible. They are lumpy, uneven, and hardly have a shape. There's a hair in my nail that I asked twice for her to remove, but she didn't. So now I have hard lines under my polish that are visible. They look like press-on, and I'm disappointed every time I look at my hands. I'll likely redo them myself. Oh, icing on the cake... When I took out my debit card to pay, she said their credit card machine didn't work. Are you serious? Who on earth carries cash anymore. I had to go across the street inside duffys to use their atm and pull out double the amount of what I was paying for service. The ambiance and experience NEEDS to change, or this business will suffer. I'm very disappointed, especially since there's a boutique nail salon about 500 feet where I could have gone.