1+1 Hair Salon

I got my hair cut by Peter. Costed $ 28. Peter is my mom’s go to stylist for years. So if i ask her for recommendations, she will always recommend him. Ive got my haircut 3 time in the last 6 years. (Back then they are still in Chinatown). The price is a bit on the more expensive side, considering you can get your hair cut in Chinatown and 8^th ave for $ 10-​$ 15. But ive paid more for much less.
Peter does take a while cutting hair. To me it means he isnt rushing to get you out and move on to the next customer (and there are people waiting). So expect to spend 1−2hrs for just haircut. The hair style last that way though even as it grows out, it still looks good. This is from experience since as i said, i have had haircuts from him before and i usually have a year between each haircut.
The lady that wash my hair was very nice. I like getting my hair washed and she took her time probably around 10 — 15 mins washing and massaging my head. She doesn’t chat up a storm which is nice, just focus on washing my hair.
The negative is that the cleanest level can be better. Its a new location but looks pretty worn already, which is most likely from whatever that was previously there that didn’t get renovated. The bathroom doesn’t even have soap (that is a big problem for me since that means non of the workers are washing their hands with soap… Thank god they aren’t in food service), the massage and waxing room doesn’t have a door and its entrance directly fave the door to the salon so its in plain view… No.
Overall i was pretty happy with it though :)

Slow service. I want to try a salon in Brooklyn since it was convenient for me. Staff were very welcome before you decided sit down. When you get in, it seemed changed… It took me five hours. It shouldn’t be this long. Finally, I am not very happy with my new hair style, but the new color was just fine.