L Studio

Positive: ProfessionalismI’ve been seeing Liz since she opened her salon. The salon vibe is always positive and super chill, which makes the whole experience of self care even better. The stylists are up to date on current trends and education.Services: Hairstyling, Hair highlighting, Hair coloring

I’ve been seeing Liz since she opened her salon. The salon vibe is always positive and super chill, which makes the whole experience of self care even better. The stylists are up to date on current trends and education. Hairstyling, Hair highlighting, Hair coloring

Critical: Quality, ValueI booked a last minute appointment online, and the price quote for the balayage was 140$ after online discount. When I arrived at the salon the woman went through what my daughter wanted on her hair, and then proceeded to ask her boss (I guess that’s who it was) what the final bill would be after adding in a color melt (or meld, not sure if name) and a haircut to the balayage. The price was 265$. I said yes, go ahead. When we were finally done, and it was time to pay, the bill was 350$. I was then told the 265$ “was the starting point”. I was told the haircut was 65$ when my daughter first sat down. So 140$ plus 65$ is 205$ and 60$ for color melt sounded overpriced, but hey I was splurging on my kid going back to school. How the extra almost 100$ was tacked on? No idea. I’m kicking myself in the a$$ for not advocating for myself while there. I’m still very hot about it, which is why I haven’t called to complain. I whole heartedly feel taken advantage of. To top it all off, while the lady who did her hair was super nice, my daughter has hot spots of color on her head. Not good. I only noticed them the next day when I helped her blow her hair out. At the salon her hair was styled in the perfect way to hide imperfections. Overall, I am VERY disappointed, and I will not, and already have not, hesitated to tell anyone on Facebook asking for hair recommendations to avoid L Studio like the plague. Or like COVID19.Services: Haircut, Hair coloringI booked a last minute appointment online, and the price quote for the balayage was 140$ after online discount. When I arrived at the salon the woman went through what my daughter wanted on her hair, and then proceeded to ask her boss (I …More

I booked a last minute appointment online, and the price quote for the balayage was 140$ after online discount. When I arrived at the salon the woman went through what my daughter wanted on her hair, and then proceeded to ask her boss (I guess that’s who it was) what the final bill would be after adding in a color melt (or meld, not sure if name) and a haircut to the balayage. The price was 265$. I said yes, go ahead. When we were finally done, and it was time to pay, the bill was 350$. I was then told the 265$ “was the starting point”. I was told the haircut was 65$ when my daughter first sat down. So 140$ plus 65$ is 205$ and 60$ for color melt sounded overpriced, but hey I was splurging on my kid going back to school. How the extra almost 100$ was tacked on? No idea. I’m kicking myself in the a$$ for not advocating for myself while there. I’m still very hot about it, which is why I haven’t called to complain. I whole heartedly feel taken advantage of. To top it all off, while the lady who did her hair was super nice, my daughter has hot spots of color on her head. Not good. I only noticed them the next day when I helped her blow her hair out. At the salon her hair was styled in the perfect way to hide imperfections. Overall, I am VERY disappointed, and I will not, and already have not, hesitated to tell anyone on Facebook asking for hair recommendations to avoid L Studio like the plague. Or like COVID19.