Ali M.
Yelp
Tried to shop here, but got a notice from my bank saying the store's charge was registered as fraudulent activity. Should have taken it as a bad omen and not ever returned. I needed a certain hair toner that nowhere else sells, and I wanted to guarantee that this location would have it. After calling the store throughout the course of a day (totaling 13 times, once every 45 mins or so), and each time, getting the line-is-busy signal, I figured I'd just suck it up and go, in hopes they'd have it in stock. Took an uber from a half-hour away, and arrived at 8:28 (all online postings say they close at 9), and when I walked up to the door, the man looked at me from behind the glass like I was stupid. I glanced at the hours posted, and he said "yeah it's 8:30. I know it says 9 online. We're closed." Little known fact the owner doesn't know: 8:28 is, in fact, before 8:30!! Who knew!? Anyways, I watched this happen to another person as well, as the owners were exiting. She asked them if they sold hair dye remover, to which the owner rudely replied "well it'd be like a bleach, and don't try that unless you really know what you're doing." (Note: Sally's sells an excellent cream lightener by Ion, that is gradual enough to where the average person can use it, but I wouldn't expect him to know that, since he "clearly doesn't know what he's doing.") The woman said that her sister, a hairdresser, had told her of a product Sally's sells that does this, and the man repeated his response.
TL;DR come for the credit card fraud messes, stay for the insulting attitudes and apathy for taking 10 minutes to at least correct their yelp hours!