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Gail's Hair House
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citysearch c.
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STAY AWAY! If you walk in and look at these women's hair and skin, you can judge what they'll do to yours: wrinkly, orange-skinned ""beauticians"" with Halloween-wig hair of their own, which would be kind of funny in October. It's December. And they're all sweaty and smoky. Sweaty from what I don't want to even guess. \r
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But I was desperate and, against my better judgment, sat in the chair. On top of the outrageous cost for shoddy work--wrong cut, wrong color--a blow-drying before walking out into December freeze will cost you $20 (for ""styling""). Nice. I got home to find a ring of dye on my face. If your ""beautician"" looks like she should be on ""Intervention"", trust your gut and live with your roots another day. The other reviews say they treat you ""like family"", which I guess is code for unprofessional in a dirty salon.\r
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