Immediately following my cut and “ombre” color, I was very happy; but that night after my shower I noticed my hair was very dry and the dead ends had not been trimmed. The following day I noticed in many spots the color had turned VERY green. I called Cheveux and schedule an appointment for the next day. After another shower that night, my ends were even more dry and brittle. When I got to Cheveux I was informed that chlorine can turn light colors green. So can well water. Since I have well water I would have to buy their special treatment, their special shampoo, and their special conditioner. When I asked further questions, the staff was condescending and snippy. I’ve never, ever walked out of a business before. But what I heard was: “in order to use this salons hair dye, you will have to spend an additional $50 or so dollars for the colors to look nice.” Some important notes: This is the first bad review I have given a business. Typically, if I do not like something, I simply do not return/purchase/personally recommend that product or service if asked by something I know. I have very dark hair, and I’ve had it bleached and dyed before. It remained very soft and healthy. Although I have never had blond before, I know plenty of dyed-blondes that have well water that do not have to buy special treatment, shampoo and conditioner for their hair to not to turn green after one shower. I think I will go to their salon next time.

Linda is the best at cutting my curly hair! She gives me the best cut ever. I actually had someone ask me at a trade show if she could take pictures of my haircut. Now that's an amazing cut. They are the best! Sally