Fox Hair Studio Two

I’ve been coming here since I was a kid in elementary school. After the last change of staff, I was very worried about the outcome of my hair trying a new stylist. The owner basically pushed me onto her and guaranteed me that I’d be satisfied. Well, you know what. I absolutely HATED it!!! My digital perm turned me into some grandma that just got her hair permed. I had to constantly come back for the next 2 weeks to fix it and get rid of it. Not only did that damage my hair, I didn’t get any refund and had to pay for extra services for them to fix my hair when they made the mistake. This place has gone down the hill. They can’t keep up with modern techniques anymore. (& im not just saying this bc of the terrible digital perm)
Even doing simple highlights, they messed up!!! She ended up dyeing the whole outer layer of my hair without starting from the roots. The finished outcome was me looking like I got my hair dyed months ago and my natural hair color was growing. Are you f*ing me!!!
This place has wasted enough of my money. I will never be coming back.

I have been a consistent customer for almost 15 years! Even though they made a move to Norther Blvd I still come. Kristy is the best and she’s been my hair sailing lady all throughout! She’s always consistent and gives the best recommendations. So I am very happy with her work! Whether it’s a hair cut or a digital perm she’s always meticulous and the prices here are very reasonable! Love it!!!

I’ve been going to them since I was in 5^th grade (11 years old) and I’m 30 which says it all. They’re always up to date with styles, new perms, technics, machines. Their price is very decent and always does a perfect job.

Let me start off by saying I have been going to this salon for years. before the change in ownership, before their second locale. I love Christine! She’s the best but don’t bother to get hair treatment or cut by anyone else! I bravely decided to get my hair colored and cut by another and although it wouldn’t have the same finesse as my girl Christy, I didn’t expect it to be completely the opposite of what I asked for. I had an appointment later that day and twice I asked how long it would be. I was promised, 10 more minutes and needless to say, I was late and had to reschedule what took weeks to make. I am very disappointed in the service and I’m not sure I’d go back.

I was a regular here for 3 years straight.
I have very thin hair and had never been satisfied with anyone else’s work until I came across Kenny at this location. He has painstaking attention to detail and always left me with exactly what I asked! I now keep my hair buzzed short all the time so I have no need for a stylist but am very thankful for years of great service!

These people really don’t know how to do layers… I should’ve just spent 10 – 15 $more at a different salon than coming here. Now i have to wait until my hair grows back. Very annoyed and will never return

Had my digital perm Fox Hair Studio in Flushing is by far the worst salon experience. The old lady who did my hair was TERRIBLE, she wasn’t nice at all. I will never go back there again.

Their prices are moderate. They do a good job on hair color. Makes it confusing to tip because sometimes multiple people work on you instead of just one hair stylist. Their hair cuts are not that great. Their flat iron is not good, snags and snaps your hair a lot. Do make an appt if you decide to go. I’ve been here a couple times but I’ve found a much better place! W. Pure Hair at 157 – 20 Northern Blvd. Really good service and hair cut & color quality!

After reading Unilocal reviews and after my friend recommended this place to me, I decided to try this salon out. I went to get a digital perm and I am pretty happy with the results. I wouldn’t give this place 5 full stars because at the end of the process, I wasn’t explained how to properly maintain my perm. I had to google a lot of products and techniques.
Anyways, the whole process took about three and a half hours which isn’t bad from what I have heard from other people. I also got a trim before they permed my hair which was nice. AND THEY DIDN’T CUT OFF MORE THAN I ASK, which I really like. Most places I’ve been to cut off more than I ask. Needless to say, I don’t go there anymore.
The perm came out good but I wish the curls grouped together, like curls from a curling iron, instead of separated waves. It’s been about 2 weeks since I got my perm and I still like it, so that’s always good news: D

Came here for digital perm, and out of all the places I was looking up prices for, this place was cheapest for a digital perm by a Korean salon (if you use the coupon they have on their website).
The place is small, but has locker space which is great if you brought anything with you. It’s not really a fancy salon that looks pretty but it looks far cleaner than a lot of the cheapest Chinese hair salons in Flushing. Parking was a problem since it claims to have a parking lot (you mean, a strip of fenced in pavement behind the store?), but I was able to find a street spot a couple blocks away.
Nothing but Korean was being spoken here but if you talk to them in English they’ll understand you fine. One thing that did annoy me was that they kept the door open to ventilate the place, and it was early Apil and a nice cold breeze kept blowing in while my hair was being heated for the perm. I could swear the right side of my perm (yes, the side facing the cold) was always a little less curly than the left for the duration of the perm’s existence.
The light haircutting done prior to the perm was pretty good and they did a very nice job with my bangs. The people are responsive, efficient, and showed me how to style the hair after the perm was over. The overall perm was good, I brought a picture and the stylist spent time with me discussing what I was going for, wavy versus curly. Pretty much, I got results that satisfied what I was asking for BUT it started to be less curly after about 4 months so it became more difficult to style, had to start using my curling irons a bit to touch up curls instead of just blow drying and twirling. To be fair, I had told them not too curly so I don’t know how they may have set up my perm to fit the need. Anyways, pretty good job in general for the value, and fairly efficient.

Mixed review– great results but a few huge issues. I saw Kristy, who did a FANTASTIC job for my magic straight perm, or Japanese straightening. I was there for about three hours, and the place is small and kind of like an old Lemon Tree, but that’s neither here nor there.
One of the bigger issues is communication– no one really explains much, like I was pretty sure I’d be not a candidate because my hair is fine and thin and colored, but it worked out. No one told me that, they just started doing it. I knew the steps but not like, all the ones the way they did it.
Also, people would just randomly like, come over and start helping with my hair, but only for like 30 seconds to five minutes. It was weird. There was lots of waiting because not only is the process long for MS/​JHS, but the people will walk away and do someone else’s hair.
I cannot stress how THOROUGH and great Kristy was and how nice my hair came out– I have terrible texture for my hair and it never looks good. It is PERFECT now, and I am looking forward to not having to style it.
But like literally, no one explained anything to me and I was going off what I read online. So it was supposed to be $ 150 (very cheap) and it was actually $ 250, still cheap but an extra hundred bucks is never welcome news. I had the $ 20 coupon too, which brought it down to… $ 240?
Really, for what JHS costs and the result, it wasn’t bad, but it was also far higher than the prices listed on the wall and the website. And the other Unilocal reviewers.
And it might make sense if I had thick, long or curly hair, but I have about the finest, sparsest, mid-​length hair anyone can have and still be a candidate. So it was puzzling.
But the result is fantastic, even better than I’d hoped. Just read about it first and maybe clarify everything before you start because I think a lot of people might have been in a bad spot if they like, only allotted $ 150 and didn’t have it or something.

1 hour taking the train to flushing from Manhattan
4 hours getting a digital perm
1 hour taking the train back from flushing
2 hours crying and washing my hair trying to get rid of the perm
I told her not to cut it too short. I kept insisting that she was cutting it too short and she kept saying she wasn’t. It looks TERRIBLE. I had super long hair so I wanted to add waves to the end. She took ~4/​5 inches off and then the perm made it even shorter. I immediately tried to wash it out because i wanted to get any length I could back. The perm also made my asian hair frizzy which I heard wasn’t possible with digital perms. The price was cheap, but I will never go back.

Had an appointment for 1:30 pm today. Just went to color my hair, no cut. It cost me 70 dollars plus they added tax since I didn’t pay with cash, plus tip. I have shoulder length hair. I thought the price was reasonable. The guy whom colored my hair is called James. He was nice, not very talkative but that’s fine. The name of the girl that washed my hair was Bianca and she was new, her first day. Also sweet. Well I had highlites and wanted to color it a brown. When James had finished applying color and was blow drying my hair he noticed before I did; that the color was not all even and he told me he was going to fix it. He did and I was satisfied. Would probably go back they are Korean all but, Bianca whom is Hispanic but that’s fine they speak english. The place is not glamorous and I believe there were two other customers. Simple, affordable, no frills kind of place.

I barely write any reviews on Unilocal.But I felt like I really need to write my experience from this place.
1. Found this place on Unilocal.I was so skeptical about it because it’s a salon and you can’t tell how your outcome is gonna be like (plus I’ve never been here before).
2. THE PICTURES ON Unilocal DO NOT MATCH WITH THE CURRENT SALON. I felt really bad at first b/​c I had to tell them that I made a reservation at a wrong place. But it turns out, I did make a reservation at the right place. I got really confused because the interior & exterior of the pictures on Unilocal were completely different than the ACTUAL STORE. The actual store is 10 times smaller than what it looks like in the picture (and it just looks so different). PLEASE DON’T GET CONFUSED!
Basically, I really needed to get my hair trimmed and wanted to get my hair permed (DIGITAL PERM). I asked for natural & bold curls. The stylist seemed to understand what I wanted. What I was really surprised was that the whole process took less than three hours. I was glad that the process went fast, but I was so worried that it might not turn out great. When it was done, my curls were mainly on the front side and there was barely NONE on the back. I thought this was really awkward balance. Also, the stylists NEVER give you the tips of drying/​taking care of your perm. It was incredibly annoying how I had to ask them every little question about after-​care process and all she was talking about was how I should come back for treatments.
The stylists were nice. I didn’t have any problems with their attitudes or anything. I think the MAIN reason why I’m so unsatisfied with this place (and DO NOT RECOMMEND even though it’s pretty good price) is because the stylists lack in techniques and do not willing to try hard to make your hair look PERFECT AND GOOD. It seems like they were doing my hair TOO effortlessly.
My result was okay. But to be honest, I did have a high expectation since so many Unilocalers left good reviews about this place. Maybe because of my high expectation, I left the salon with a question mark. but overall I thought it was alright with the price ($ 130 without tip).
***UNTIL THIS WEEK– It’s been almost a week or two and my curls are COMPLETELY GONE. They are gone and seriously, I have to literally try really hard to make them voluminous and full with curls. NOTHING WORKS. Because the curls were so loose from the beginning, my hair looks like I got my perm done like a year ago. I am so upset and unsatisfied.
This is my advice. Unless you don’t mind paying less money (compare to other salons) and getting a RANDOM, UNPREDICTABLE RESULT with your hair, please go check out the salon. But who really does want to take a chance for that? I really do not want to recommend this place for anyone. I recommend asking your friends or family to recommend other salons they’ve been to.

not sure what to make of this place. My experience here was not as pleasant as I hoped
I had a appointment here but had to wait for nearly 30 mins before anyone could attend to me. I made a appointment with Teddy to do a digital perm but I guess he wasn’t there, Nick was my stylist
Only two stylists and one assistant working in the whole place
The assistant is like a spanish looking lady. She doesn’t talk much or like to converse with you and is very rough with your hair, constantly pushing and pulling your head, wtf
Nick was nice enough, he came over to give me a haircut and listened to what i wanted. The hair cut was pretty nice but he made it a bit too short
After the haircut, Nick came over to tell me that they only have one digital perm machine and so I would have to wait for the other lady to get it done first. I was like WTF?! why did I make a appointment for then?!
I waited for like 50 mins, they have sofas and a big screeen TV playing Korean girl group videos. It was really not my cup of tea to watch slutty girls with tons of makeup and plastic surgeries wearing super short skirts dancing while pretending to be cute. I seriously wanted to just get up and leave
Nick did come over to apologize for the wait but I was pretty pissed already by than.
And it was extremely annoying that while he is doing my hair he needed to pick up the phones because there’s no receptionist
My perm came out decent, but they missed like one of two pieces. the price was cheap, $ 130 dollars for a digital perm with coupon
Don’t think I would be back again

Two thumbs up, this is the best hair salon that I have ever been to in my entire life!!! Good wholesome people that care about their customers and do their absolute best to perfect their customers’ hair!!!
Extremely attentive, gentle with my hair, very generous with their products that will help your hair look and feel better!

I only do my hair in korea because they are REALLY good and prices are really reasonable.
But now being back in the US and not being able to go back for awhile, i was forced to find a place that will somewhat replicate what they do for me in korea… and it took me one bad haircut in manhattan to find this place thus i was super lucky.
The main hair designer Teddy was AMAZING. Not only the prices were so reasonably sound, but regardless of that, his technique was just equivalent, if not better than what i experience in Korea.
I got magic straight, which was impeccable, and the haircut after i could only but smile. Seriously, if you want great hair, he is the one to go to.
And on top of that, he just seemed like a genuinely good person who cares about your hair. I think that’s very important too.

It’s official! I’m moving to Queens! After moving some of my stuff, I decided to find a hair salon. I’ve lived in New York for one year, and I haven’t tried getting my hair cut here. It’s about time I started venturing out, so I found this place on Unilocal and called to check the price. $ 25 for a cut, which is a good deal compared to what they charge in Manhattan’s Koreatown.
The owner cut my hair, and she was very attentive to getting the right length. She looked very troubled by my hair — my hair is sort of straight, sort of wavy. It’s just a big mess, I know. She did a great job trimming and thinning.

If you’re like me you wish you could cut your own hair; or better yet you wish for it to be socially acceptable to have a shaved head in professional circumstances (not to mention the bone structure to pull that off); or be blessed with naturally awesome hair.
Unfortunately, none of these things are the case. So around twice a year I begrudgingly make my trip to a hair salon. And if i must go to a salon, dammit, I have my demands: it must be low-​key and non-​fussy, though not some dubious hole in the wall that doesn’t use barbicide; it must have an attentive but not nauseatingly sycophantic staff; it must have decent prices.
Fox Hair is all these things. My hair stylist was Vicky, probably the sweetest stylist I’ve ever met. I originally just went in for a regular hair straightening and cut, but she convinced me the magic/​Japanese straightening was the way to go.
Overall a pleasant experience. I went on a Tuesday and there was only one other customer. Vicky listens to what the client wants and will give her input. She speaks sufficient English. She is skilled enough for the job. I appreciated the Choco Pie she gave me. The place was clean and well kept.
The best part of it all was paying $ 130 for the straightening excluding tip. How? Just be sure to print their $ 20 off coupon.
In the end I was left with a crisp hair cut and hair softer than I’ve ever felt. Only took 4.5 hours. Really? I thought the whole process takes 3 hours tops? I’m a little fuzzy on exactly how it took so long, because I was post call and kept dozing off. Maybe the hair cutting took some time.
It puts me in a dilemma. I liked the salon itself. But I’m not sure if I’d go through sacrificing the better part of my day getting my hair manipulated. Not to mention taking 2 hours round trip on the subway to get there from Brooklyn. We’ll see how I feel after 6 months.

My favorite Korean hair-​shop. (Ok. This is not a barber shop!)
This may sound weird, but in South Korea guys go to hair shops. So for me, this is natural.(and Koreans don’t do haircut home.) In my 4 year experience of hair shops including barbershops, this place is the better than the others I have been. And for about two years, I go to this place only. It’s a bit pricey, but having good haircut is worth the money. For guys, haircut costs $ 20, and you may tip your hair designer and the lady who washes and massages your hair. Oh, hair-​wash is included too.
I personally ask the only male hair designer there because he knows my hair and my style well. My hair is very weird and kinda hard to handle, so many barbers and hair designers failed giving me good haircuts. But this man does it right. I do not even have to speak about my preferred style.
FYI, he is off on Monday or Tuesday.(I don’t quite remember. sorry.)