Soho Hair Group Day & Medi Spa

I normally do not give such a low rating but for all the hype surrounding this place I found it rather disappointing.
I have platinum blonde short hair. Having this color hair takes some time… but three hours? By the time my hair went through the bleaching and toner I emerged with blue hair. This is a result of two things. The processor used to bleach my hair did so unevenly and was not properly applied and the toner was left in too long. I didn’t have time to ask them to correct it so I left it. My hair cut was uneven, which is a problem when you have short hair, especially when it grows out.
The salon itself feels sterile. The staff is cold and borderline rude. For what I payed I expected a better quality experience. I will not be returning to this business.

I recently starting coming here for waxes as well. Jenna is awesome and make you totally feel comfortable! I’ve had Britney doing my hair for 3+ years now and she’s still my go to. The front desk staff is great. I’m constantly being annoying and moving my appointments around and they are super accommodating!

The haircut I received was good but the service was not. I waited around for 10 minutes after my appointment time and was not spoken to outside of «how much would you like taken off?». Instead, the hair stylist engaged in a lively conversation with the client next to me.

Don’t, just don’t ever get your nails done here. I’m new to the area and looking for my nail spot. Not it. They have the worst gel colors EVER, literally 10 to choose from. My gel manicure didn’t even last 1 week, for $ 50. I’ve gone to way better places in the ghetto, and who are we kidding here? Why are they trying to be so upper class and snooty? BOO.

See Tiffany for great color. She’s really saved me in the past with fixing bad color jobs.

5 stars for my stylist, Britney
3 stars for the salon in general
Average 4 stars
I think salons are hit and miss depending on the stylist you get. I have been going to SoHo for the past two years and the only reason I go is to see my stylist, Britney. If it wasn’t for Britney, I’m not sure I would go back. Pluses — The location is convenient to my house, everyone is super nice, and they embrace modern technology. Negative — their prices are pretty ridiculous and I am not impressed with some of the work of other stylists here. I lived in Boston for 14 years and never paid more than I do at SoHo. I have long straight hair that takes about 5 minutes to cut, hardly worth $ 60 before tip. I normally get foils for highlights but got an ombré this last time. Cut and color was $ 225 before tip — ouch! But I have had really bad experiences at other salons before so I suck it up in order to go to Britney. Thing is, I’d probably go more often and try their other spa services if their prices weren’t so out of whack.
The salon itself is modern, clean. Open late on Thursdays and serve wine!
If you decide to try here, book with Britney — she is worth the money.

I have been going here for nearly 3 years for brazilians. The estheticians are all very professional and good at what they do. The spa is in a separate area upstairs from the spa, so it is quieter. The waxing rooms are clean and well maintained.
I have had both the muslin strips and the hard wax. Each esthetician does a great job and is thorough.
I normally see Jenna, but if my schedule gets crazy, as it can when you work and go to school, and Jenna is not available when I am.
I feel comfortable going to any of the Soho Spa estheticians who work there to do a great job.
The spa is also very efficient, rarely is there ever a wait and if there is, they offer you tea.
It is waxing, pulling out hair by the roots, so it will not be a completely painless process, but the ladies are swift, so pain is minimized. As long as you keep regular upkeep waxing is pretty bare-​able ;) But like I said, it’s ripping out your hair by the roots, unless you have codeine, expect {some} discomfort, but just follow the tips in the link below and you’ll be ‘aight.

It’s pretty darn dirty in here! I mean dirty, filthy everywhere!
I walked in and walked out– there was no way I was going to have them work on my hands and toes for a mani/​pedi and cause some kind of infection or fungus! Gross!

After being a regular for 20+ years for cut & color retouch every six weeks, I had to reschedule my appointment. Wrong move on my part! There were no afternoon appointments available for two weeks with my hairdresser! This fact and the fact that I felt intimidated by the way I was spoken to, forced me to look elsewhere. I found a place willing to work with my schedule, cut and colored my hair beautifully for an amazing $ 30.00 less! I would have never made this leap otherwise. Thank you!

Horrible place, Ive been there a few times, most of time because it was conveniently located, but they do not understand how to color dark hair. I’ve always asked for a blode highlighte color but I always got a red color. I truly believe is because they are inpatient and can’t dedicate the time to make a custome happy. In addition, the extremely expensive hsircuts are a waste, there is nothing special about them. At the end you end up with uneven layers that bulk up your hair. Please, don’t waste your money or time in this place.

Before Soho, I usually went from one salon to the next for a haircut. Whether or not I was pleased with the result, I never went back. A friend recommended me to go to Soho and suggested one of the stylists there. She was good… then she went out of state and recommended another stylist… she was good too… then she recommended Kacey! Thank goodness she hasn’t left like the others or else I don’t know what I’d do. My hair seems pretty easy to cut, but just because it’s long and straight doesn’t mean everyone can do a «long layered cut with side swept bangs». It’s deceiving because it is thick and can get frizzy at times. It’s always nice to go to someone who knows how to cut MY hair and I don’t have to worry how it’s going to turn out because she always does an excellent job. It is a little pricey but I do get what I pay for — quality and superb service.
Side note: I had my hair and makeup done there for my wedding day, and I was so pleased with the results. It came out excellent on the pictures. It was exactly what I had envisioned without looking so «made up». My mom and my bridesmaids also had their hair done that day and they looked amazing. The stylists and the make up artist did wonderful work

I want to support my local businesses. I moved here to Westville so I booked an appointment here at Soho «Day Spa» instead of continuing to drive back to my old salon, Noble, in Stamford (they’re awesome.) What a mistake.
I went for a layered long cut, a repeat of my current cut, and low/​highlights. I wanted nothing different, just to follow what had been done already. But that didn’t work out so well. The woman doing my color bleached my hair and then put lowlights over it simply to get the color that I already had — she should have simply colored it, since I was going a bit darker with the exception of the highlights. I did not understand what she was doing and kept asking, «are you sure?» but then it was too late and I figured she knew something I didn’t. Yeah. She knew my hair would be brittle and break off afterward. I’ve now returned to Noble. To heck with supporting local business.
The thing is, though, this place is extra irritating as well. They are quite self-​impressed with all their fancy services and high prices ($ 25 for a manicure!!!) and my stylist’s attitude was very smug. But it didn’t seem like they had much business, and the place is a dump. Instead of sitting down in the waiting area when I first arrived, I decided to walk around, and was grossed out: the space where they do makeup and manicures etc had dead flies lying on the counter, legs straight up in the air, and everything was dusty and kind of beat-​up looking. I felt like the only fool who had fallen for their cosmopolitan airs. Maybe the space is just what you have to expect in a less affluent area, but it shouldn’t be accompanied by hair damage and prices that almost match Stamford’s. My cut alone was $ 70 (before tip!)

Decided to try SOHO after continuing to see their billboard on the way to work. So glad I did. Convenient location if you are in the New Haven or Shoreline area. Attentive service, clean, modern. I have curly hair and I’m always worried about trying a new place. My haircut was great. I will continue to go back.

I love this salon. My hair was in really bad shape (literally), after being really short and growing in awkwardly. So, after several recommendations to come here, I made an appointment. As soon as I arrived, a staff member gave me a cup of coffee and offered me a pastry. Tiffany, who was recommended to me as someone who would be good with short hair, did an awesome job. She asked me what I wanted, told me what she thought should be done, and gave me a great haircut and styling advice. I think the prices here are really reasonable, as well, and the staff are friendly. I’ve gotten tons of compliments on my haircut, so Tiffany, if you’re reading this, thank you and see you in April!

They were good for about two hair cuts, then she butchered my hair. I walked around looking like a man for months. It took 5 months for my bangs to grow out. Yeah… need I say more?

I had a terrible experience here.
The stylist did not listen to a word I said, gave me nothing I asked for, and was too busy talking whatever yak yak she felt that when I was done I looked like I poured a bottle of bleach on my head.
Luckily, one of the head stylists came over and called her out on it, which I did feel a little bad about… and then told me they would fix it for me — which is why this place got two stars instead of one. She did fix it, but no longer a blonde, I was a brunette for over a year. It took yeeeeeeeears, literally, for the damage that was put into my hair that day to grow out. What a nightmare…
Im not saying its a terrible salon, I know many people who have good experiences… but Im just saying I wont be back.
… especially if that stylist is still there … Ill keep her pop star name out of it for now.

I still love Soho. In addition to Tiff and Lisa, I now get monthly facials from Sharon… and my skin has never been better. The spa is super relaxing and intimate and just a great place for a day of «you» time.

Tatianna is the best for painless, thorough Brazillians. I tip her well. Get ready to turn over if you’d like the back done too. My partner is pleased. She occasionally does pedicures. Price is decent, but great for a job well done. If you make an appointment prior to leaving, it will be used as points. Accumulate at least 500 points (I believe), and you can use it as discounts for future services, to be deducted from the final bill.

I love this place. I always come away with a great haircut, no matter which stylist here I work with. It’s a tad pricey, but definitely worth it.

I can only speak to haircuts at Soho, and I’ve been very impressed. I’ve worked with two different stylists — Tiffany and Heather. Tiffany is, I think, a Senior Stylist, and at the time of this writing, gets $ 55 for her haircuts. I was a little put off by her at first meeting because she is very dramatic and talkative… «I have a vision for your hair…,» that sort of thing. Ultimately, her vision was a tad different from mine, but since I wasn’t sure what I wanted, I let her take control, and got a LOT of compliments on the hair cut that resulted. My only beef is that I explicitly said I wanted a style that didn’t require any work (i.e., I’m lazy and let it air dry), and the bob she gave me really did require a bit of product and blow drying to look really good.
On my second visit, I worked with Heather, a more junior stylist, who currently gets $ 48 for her haircuts. Her personality was the polar opposite of Tiffany — quiet, slow to warm up, and she quickly cut right to the chase and got to work — no «vision» with her, which initially gave me concern that I’d end up with a SuperCuts quality haircut. However, the resulting haircut was EXACTLY what I was looking for — she did an awesome job.
If you’ve never been there before, make sure to visit their website first — they usually have a 10% discount coupon for first time customers. And if you’re patient and wait 6 months btwn cuts, you’ll get another coupon in the mail. :-)