Jade’s Beauty Salon & Spa

0 point. Poor skill Poor product Poor attitude.
Spend $ 180 there to get my hair straighten by Kelly, but get poor result.
Went to ask for refund and after 1 hour’s dispute only get $ 50 back.
The old male barber’s attitude is extremely bad.
When everything goes on well they act to be polite, but when your want to get refund for a poor service they become brutal.

If I could give 0 stars I would. Worst service ever. Don’t even acknowledge you unless you are Chinese. Waited and waited with people going before me when they arrived well after me. Racist people. Don’t come here. They only like their own kind.

The only place where I’m willing to get my haircut. I live in Fort Worth.

this place is tucked in the back corner next to maxim’s and some spice n rice restaurant (?? could be wrong); not sure if the actual name of the salon is very obvious out from the street, so it might be hard to find.
my entire family has been coming to this place as long as i can remember. although i don’t know their names, the twins that own this place are so very friendly and professional and they do their work so fast yet still leave you looking much better than you thought you would. their prices are very fair and they usually work through their customers quickly so you don’t wait for forever (man it gets packed in that little waiting area). i think i’ve only ever requested one of the twins to cut my hair bc i have trust issues so i can’t vouch for the other female stylists, but the twins have always done a great job on my hair and always have a smile on their face.
all the stylists speak english so if you don’t speak chinese don’t worry! they have plenty of non-​chinese clientele as well and i sometimes even see regulars when I pop in to visit. while the pictures on the walls are a little faded and out-​dated, they’re all up to date with the latest trends in hair; show them a picture and you’re gold.

This review is specifically of the older Asian male barber. He is terrible and now I’m left looking like an idiot. I brought in a picture of a basic swept-​back mens cut which my hair was already in, just long. He took a quick look and said ok. Then he cut my bangs super short… I stopped him immediately but the damage was done. This style requires sweeping your bangs up and back. How can I do that if my bangs are only 0.5in??? I regret letting him cut my hair so so much. Do not let the old guy cut your hair!!! You will be traumatized for a week.
Brian (the younger asian male barber) is a million times better, but he was not there the morning that I really needed a cut. So I guess it was my fault for thinking all the barbers here were capable…

Been coming here for many years, have seen how they increased the price over the years, yet the quality of their work has not deteriorate. Very popular hotspot among the DFW Chinese community. Try to call in to make an appointment or ask if your favorite hairstylist is available, or else you’ll have to endure the long wait.
A lot of male customers go for the female hairstylists, but I go for the male ones because they are just as good and know how to cut male haircuts.

This is the only hair salon I’ve gone to for years, but I hope to find another soon. They are usually decent with cutting hair, but I’ve never gotten a complicated or extreme style before, and the most I’ve done is get a few inches cut off. So it’s hard for me to say how good they are with dramatic hairstyle changes. I do know that they are not the best with coloring. I got highlights here once, and they looked pretty tacky, to the point that I was actually trying to get them to fade for months afterwards. They were blocky, and they missed the roots in a lot of places, so I needed to part my hair a specific way or else you could see random blocks on color in the middle of my hair. Their «ombré» is basically a random colored block of hair, like they literally grab the bottom half of your hair and just color it with no attempt to create a fading effect. In summary, this is a good and inexpensive place to come for if you just need a trim or simple cut. Otherwise, I think it’s worth it to invest more in a better cut and especially dye job. The ladies working here are very nice, however. They know several languages and are talkative and very sweet.

Hair stylists quality is decent but this place NEVER honors appointment times. I’ve always make appointment at least a day, usually two, before I go but not once has this place honored my time. Always has to wait at least 15 mins.

My boyfriend stumbled upon this place about a year ago because his usual place was closed on Tuesday. This is a Chinese salon with the stylists speaking many different dialects of Chinese. They’re always very attentive and ask my boyfriend if this is short enough before cutting more. He says they also give an awesome scalp massage after every haircut. On the weekends this place gets super busy, even stopping by on a Thursday afternoon at 5 the wait was 20 minutes with four stylists working. They must be doing something right!

I guess at this price range of $ 16 for cut & shampoo it can’t really get a bad review. It’s pretty decent for the price paid. Quick service, in and out in 30 or less.
The salon itself is nothing to gloat about. Functional. That’s about it.
I still need to find a Japanese/​Asian hair salon in Dallas area. This just makes me miss Kamiya in Toronto. Miyuki chan has her stylists rotating between Japan and Toronto on exchanges. Full service and great cuts and your stylists often stay in Canada for 2 years and go back to Japan. You always get latest trends in Asia. That salon is no different from those in Japan. Okay I digress…
Jade is okay. The search continues.

Kelly really took her time and made sure my bob cut was precisely the angle I wanted. When I asked her to adjust it a bit shorter, she had no problems making it look even better than I asked for! Will definitely be back whenever I’m in the area. Plus $ 16 for such a great cut – can’t get better than that. A lady brought her kids in and they did a great job with the lil man’s cut too. Thanks!

I don’t know about it being a spa, but I know it’s where I go for an affordable hair cut.
I have short bob hair, and it only costs me $ 16 for a haircut (no shampoo). Usually get in and out fairly quickly, but I only get my haircut from Stella which requires me to wait. I used to do deep conditioning for $ 25 each time, and it definitely leaves your hair silky smooth for about a month.
All in all, I love the price, the service & the results. Will probably be the only salon I go to for years to come!

I don’t know how good do they do hair cut, I am just so disappointed with their service. I made an appointment for five o’clock hair cut, when I arrived at 5pm, 8 people was waiting, nobody cares me, when I asked how long should I wait, she said «pretty soon», and turned back her head continuing talking to the others without one more glance at me! In summary: Bad Service!

Good if you’re on a budget. They speak English, Cantonese, and Mandarin here. I understand everything they say but can’t speak Chinese very well, so I pretend I only know English. They never talk crap, and if they say anything about anyone, it’s very friendly and innocent, so don’t worry about that!
Their default cut is a very typical Asian style (thinned out, layered) unless you direct them very specifically. I like how most guys’ haircuts turn out here. IMO, it’s a better place for guys than girls.

I feel like this place is a hit or miss! I’ve been getting my hair cut here since high school and no doubt the price is great! I can’t comment on the coloring and perming here and have honestly being reluctant to try them.
I have gotten haircuts that have been pretty awesome, but that’s not a guarantee. You risk looking extremely «Asia Asian» for those of you who know what I mean when you come here. I feel like bangs are the most difficult to cut and they have ruined my bangs numerous times due to miscommunication. I even cried once while I was in the chair. I totally freaked Stella out. She definitely grew on me since that one time I freaked her out. I think she figured out what I really want for my hair! Her haircuts grow out the best in comparison to everyone else in the salon.
Therefore, if you go, make sure to make it loud and clear what you want with your bangs. Also, always tell her you want your hair longer than what you actually want because you can fix it later on if it’s too long. The wait can be extremely long (30 minutes minimum) on weekends so budget your time accordingly. I still highly recommend Stella and will continue to come here due to the cheap prices, the decent quality, the familiarity and the close proximity to my house because the next alternative that I found is the Korean salons around H-​mart that’s 40 minutes away.

I am so happy with my haircut!!! I found this place on Unilocal as I was searching for a placewith stylists who knew how to cut Asian hair. The reviews were good… but I was still a bit reluctant after the few low rating reviews. I’m accustomed to going to salons like Vidal Sassoon (not to come across as pretentious, but…) and since moving to Dallas from Toronto I haven’t really been able to find a place/​stylist who can cut my hair to my expectations.
Well… I finally decided to give Jade Salon a try cuz I’m headed home to see my family in a few days. I followed the advice to book Stella. I arrived at the salon and this place is no nonsense. Straight into the first chair, showed Stella a few photos of how my hair is usually worn, and how I hoped to have it cut. I am Chinese but she speaks English and understood exactly what I wanted.
She water spritzed my hair and started cutting. I said an inch and she cut an inch. I asked for layers and she gave me layers and she also showed me my shortest piece of hair and said this is going to be the length of the shortest layer. I appreciated this communication. Twenty minutes later I was done.
I really liked that she «dry cut» my hair cuz I always feel like you have a better sense of what it looks like (vs wash, cut, dry). She blew it straight with the dryer, added a touch of product and I was good to go! I went to pay and I heard «sepentee dolla». I thought I heard $ 70 but no … It was SEVENTEEN DOLLARS!!! I gave a $ 10 tip and still walked out with the cheapest and one of the best haircuts of my life! I am so happy!!! I will deffo be back!
Then I crossed over to Vivian Bakery and got some coconut buns… And had dinner at First Chinese BBQ. So for this completely homesick Chinese girl from Toronto who is always so disappointed by the lack of Chinese culture here in Dallas… well. I had a pretty awesome day! :)

I’ve been coming to this place for a couple of years, and the satisfaction of the results are about ⁵⁰⁄₅₀. I think it really depends on who cuts your hair (everyone says Stella is the best). However, since they are twins, I don’t know how the heck to tell who is who.
When I went in this time, I got one of the twins. Usually, this is very comforting to me because I know the twins do a good job versus the other employees that work there. I told her the length I wanted it cut, to keep a V shape, and to layer. She seemed to understand it like she’s done it a million times.
When she finished and I got to see the haircut, I seriously wanted to cry. The length was almost right… about an inch shorter than what I wanted. V shape? Barely. Layers? Yup. The one thing that was wrong which made the whole haircut a disaster was the fact that she thinned out my hair like CRAZY which I NEVER said ANYTHING about thinning my hair at all. I used to have very full, thick hair and she thinned out my hair to probably about 20% of my previous fullness. Honestly, the haircut wouldn’t have been so bad if she didn’t thin it out because I can tolerate the length, but now, I can’t even do anything to my hair other than straighten it since I have no hair to do anything else with it anymore. Seriously, my grandma probably has more hair than I do.
Pricing to this place is cheap. $ 17 for a woman’s haircut with no hairwash. However, because of this past experience, I do not plan on returning anymore even though I used to be a loyal customer.

My short hair was becoming mullet-​y in the back and I knew I needed to find a place. And fast. Ended up coming here. I think it’s a first-​come-​first-​serve basis, because I called in for an appointment and they just told me to come in. I didn’t get my hair cut by the sisters though, I got it cut by a dude (a brother? idk). He cut my hair all dainty-​like, but it turned out awesome. Plus, can’t be the $ 15 price tag.
Definitely going to come here again.

Finally found a good haircut place in Garland.
I’ve been cutting my hair at the same location for years and hated it. I finally decided to try somewhere else and Jade nailed it!
The lady who cut my hair was nice. She took my jacket off and hung it up in the back. Made sure exactly what I wanted and to top it off, the haircut was only $ 17! Sadly I don’t remember which of the twin cut my hair but I actually want to try out the other two ladies after reading the other reviews.

This little shop is right behind Maxim’s. It’s owned by 3 Chinese sisters (a pair of twins and their older sister). I was originally referred here by a friend and have been going here for years now! People often ask me where I get my hair cut and I till them this place. Each of the sisters cuts hair very well and stylishly, but each one is a little different so you’ll have to find the one you like. But they always take time with the details and make sure you leave satisfied and looking good. They speak enough English to communicate what you want.
I have never made an appointment and just walk in. I think the longest I’ve ever had to wait was 30 minutes. Their prices are very reasonable as well. $ 15 for a cut and dry. It’s also a clean well-​kept place.