I went to this salon (now called Shear Obsession) and had a very bad experience. I explained what I wanted when I first sat down in the chair and I wish Michelle (the owner) would have listened to what I said. I wanted a couple inches off the back and then long layers that started a couple inches below my chin, I even put my hands to where I wanted them to start. She cut the 2 inches off the back and that was fine but then she started the layers and after the first cut I knew she was going shorter than I had wanted. I trusted her and thought I would just see what it ended up like, maybe it would be okay. When I got my hair dried I started crying, the layers started at my chin which was way shorter than I ever wanted to go and it just got worse once I left. I got home and once I started really looking at it, the left side was layered and I could have lived with it but the right side was totally different. I have one layer that is at chin level and then the rest of my hair is long, no in between lengths. It is totally butchered. I am now having to where my hair in a ponytail everyday and take prenatal vitamins until the left side grows out long enough for me to try to get someone else to fix it for me. If you give me a bad haircut that is one thing but to give me a bad haircut that isn't even close to even on both sides is just horrible. Michelle has only had her license for two years and it definately shows. Please schedule your appointment with another stylist if you go to Shear Obsession. The rates are good but as the saying goes, you get what you pay for. I don't know why it is so hard for stylists to listen carefully to what the client wants and then deliver it.
Pros: The salon is clean and decorated nicely
Cons: The owner doesn't know how to listen to her client or cut hair
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