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July 2023 by Judy Dartt
Lots of variety and good priced
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June 2023 by Ashley Stevenson
I wish I could give 0 stars. If you want to be followed around, this is the place to go. I wasn't even greeted by the worker at the front, but I was followed as soon as I walked in and watched down each aisle!! I finally found what I was looking for while the lady just stood at the head of the aisle, acting as if she was looking away. I decided to leave, and of course, as I'm walking out is when she wanted to ask if I needed help. Hell no, and I'm going to walk out of here empty-handed, with my money in my pocket! Learn to treat people with respect, especially if you want their money/business!!
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October 2022 by Lainika Johnson (MsNikaBayBay)
Has a large selection
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October 2022 by Nika Eran (BiCoastal Life)
Has a large selection
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October 2020 by Rania S.
Amazing place! Amazing service! Kind ladies! My braids look amazing. Blein is the best and so quick! They hooked me up
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May 2020 by Rosalinda Edwards
Visited 18 April 2020 and was pleasantly pleased with their selection and customer service. I was able to pick out what I needed without being followed and all questions I asked were answered even with the barrier of being masked and gloved. I was even complemented on my corona protective gear, so with my customer service experience I may have to make this my go to beauty supply store.
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February 2020 by Jessica S.
I've been coming to this Ethiopian-owned braid shop since my discovery of them in 2015. Ati is my stylist and her hands are truly Blessed! No matter the hairstyle, she does a phenomenal job EVERY time! Whether a twisted Mohawk, tree braids, or a beautiful Eritrean style she gave me, her attention to detail is impeccable. The ladies in the salon are always sweet and very welcoming. I'll be
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January 2020 by Tawanna Hines
Big store, nice
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November 2019 by Michelle L.
Kide has been doing my kinky twists for years. Pros. Kide dows a great job, competitive price, quick, hardly ever wait for longer than thirty minutes, no pulling of hair or tight twists, and they take credit cards. Cons. Grungy space and bring your own hair and hair products because they use cheap stuff and the beauty supply there is overpriced.
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January 2019 by Sem C.
These ladies are the real deal! Incredibly creative styles and also traditional habesha (ethiopian -!: Eritrean) styles. No frills but great work. You can also purchase hair at the storefront upfront. The salon is in the back of the store. Thanks!
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December 2018 by Joan L.
This tgi Style & beauty Salon hair braiding shop is a joke. They do not "No" how to braid or talk to customers (Bad customer service). The ladies doing my hair stopped to talk on their cell phones, stopped multiple times to talk to friends and family and do another people's hair. I had an appointment but, that didn't mean anything. I asked for Tight braids and they gave me loose, slipping, multiple length and thickness size twist that I did not ask for. I asked them to fix it because, I only got them done five days ago and the owner/manager said "My hair was dirty" so, she couldn't fix my hair that had Untwist, slipped out and to short to see or hold with two fingers. She didn't even offer to give me my money back of $140.00 or a discount; just a sorry. I will not go back nor; will I refer anyone there.
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November 2018 by Marcia Mk
I used to go there frequently before I moved but i really like the way the did my hair
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March 2018 by Beza Gebru
Bang-for-your-bundles! Ethiopian owned hair salon attached to a beauty supply shop. My weave install was beautiful- and fast! Grunge space so don't expect complimentary wine lol Entrance: Main entrance is through the beauty supply store BUT once the supply store closes (5PM) you can access the hair salon through the back of the building- behind the dumpster/ not a pleasing sight. Services: I walked in/no appointment for my first visit- dived for the weave. Cost $80 for the install. If you buy the hair at the adjacent beauty store (Korean owned), a discount is applied. They seem to offer various styles including crochet, hair braiding ($35 all styles for kids), weaves and basic wash & blowouts. I paid $25 to get my hair washed and set in rollers. Atmosphere: Though they serve an array of clients, I saw Black American clients, but majority are Ethiopians and all the beauticians are Ethiopian. This may lead to communication issues so come with an open mind. No frills inside; TV/entertimemt
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March 2018 by Beza G.
Bang-for-your-bundles! Ethiopian owned hair salon attached to a beauty supply shop. My weave install was beautiful- and fast! Grunge space so don't expect complimentary wine lol Entrance: Main entrance is through the beauty supply store BUT once the supply store closes (5PM) you can access the hair salon through the back of the building- behind the dumpster/ not a pleasing sight. Services: I walked in/no appointment for my first visit- dived for the weave. Cost $80 for the install. If you buy the hair at the adjacent beauty store (Korean owned), a discount is applied. They seem to offer various styles including crochet, hair braiding ($35 all styles for kids), weaves and basic wash & blowouts. I paid $25 to get my hair washed and set in rollers. Atmosphere: Though they serve an array of clients, I saw Black American clients, but majority are Ethiopians and all the beauticians are Ethiopian. This may lead to communication issues so come with an open mind. No frills inside; TV/enterr
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February 2018 by Nick
The staff overall are nice. I believe owner is a Asian guy who is older and racist. Usually the only male working. He would be mean to Spanish/ Black customers. One day he purposely cut fabric for someone incorrectly and messed up. When the customer complained he told her “you will buy it like this or get out.†To another customer, he told her “you've been here all day and not bought anything you take too long, leave and don't come back. You are waste of my time.†Then later he up charged on thread that is usually $1.50 and when I called him out he said “if you don't want it don't buy. Leave.†Never going back.
