Perfect 10

I recently tried this salon for just a hair cut but left with a new style that I love. The staff is knowledgeable but not pushy. It’s a beautiful shop and I can’t wait to come back for a pedicure and lash extensions.

The salon itself is a cute little place and the staff are all friendly and down to earth. What sold me though was the stylist I stumbled upon there named Pierce Simone. He was absolutely the best and most knowledgable hair stylist I’ve ever met. My hair looks better from one visit with him than it has in years after numerous tries with other stylists in the nearby community. I have finally found the one for my hair and will never go elsewhere!

I frequented this salon in high school– I remember getting hair «treatments» that were meant to make my nappy hair less damaged by chlorine (hay swim team!). I also remember (and for your reference, this remembering is all about 6 years ago – not long enough for things to change too much, I thought) my sisters and I going to get our eyebrows waxed for $ 10.00 each– $ 7.00 for the wax and a $ 3.00 tip, which didn’t feel like anything considering out mother had irresponsibly allowed us permanent access to a credit card with her name on it. I’ve been living in Boston for two years now and refusing to have my eyebrows waxed for the unreasonable price of $ 15.00– HELLO. I could always come back to perfect 10 and live it up for half price, t or f? Well today I found out that perfect 10 is now charging $ 15.00 for an eyebrow wax, and also that if you stand expectantly/​awkwardly after handing over a twenty, unless you are tough enough to enter a stand-​down with a bleached out middle-​aged woman, you are now paying $ 20.00 for a somewhat shitty job. My mom stopped frequenting this salon years ago and while I’m not sure about the specifics of her reasoning, I’m just saying I think you could go somewhere that was either cheaper, or better… especially in Boston.