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Businiess name:
Estetica Salon
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citysearch c.
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So I decided to pamper myself and go to Estetica for a hair cut. I was refered to Kelly by a co worker who had been seeing her for a year. I arrived a bit early and enjoyed some Aveda Tea and the great aroma that filled the air. I was so excited to finally be away and to relax and it turned out to be far from it. I told the stylist exactly what I wanted. We discussed the cut and I thought we were on the same page until she began cutting and cutting and cutting. She kept on talking about herself for the whole time I was there and other stylists kept on coming in to interupt the cut by asking for permission for different things. Odd. It was a huge distraction and now I know why I left with the complete opposite than what I asked for. When I was checking out my stylist then pressured me to buy products and come back in four weeks and how i needed my appointment today. Four weeks will be how long until I get used to my new chop job. I felt like I was just some sort of routine and a dollar sign, rather than a person. Over all my experience was very poor. The only relaxation was sipping my tea in the lobby!
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