Village Hair Salon

I recently underwent a hair disaster at the hands of Blake/Blakeley Harness at the salon on 34th Ave in Minneapolis. Having long hair, I requested a minimal trim with light layers. However, my hair now sports uneven shoulder-length layers that are truly distressing. The sides are asymmetrical, and the face-framing layers are also lopsided. Despite my repeated explanations, Blake seemed disinterested in listening and instead shared unsettling stories about his pets. To make matters worse, he made inappropriate comments about my relationship status while we were alone in the salon after hours, creating a highly uncomfortable atmosphere. When I tried to intervene as he cut too much, he dismissed my concerns by attributing it to an angle. Upon expressing my dissatisfaction with the length, he insensitively remarked that I simply wasn't accustomed to layers. My hair is now in disarray, short, and completely unsatisfactory. Avoid this stylist at all costs to prevent your hair from suffering the same fate as mine. I have photographic evidence to support my claims, ensuring this critique is based on facts rather than unjustified complaints.

I have a variety of feelings about my experience today. My stylist, Alex, was quite efficient in shaping my hair but seemed to rush through the process. However, I must admit that the eyebrow waxing she performed was exceptional. She possesses a rapid speech pattern and a strong knack for sales. Unexpectedly, I found myself agreeing to subtle highlights, which turned out to be mostly subtle except for one prominent streak down the center. Alex did attempt to persuade me to purchase additional products, which made me feel a bit overwhelmed. It's disheartening to visit a salon for a simple haircut and leave feeling as though I've been bombarded with sales pitches. What was meant to be a quick post-work haircut ended up costing me a significant portion of my daily wages.

I am utterly disappointed with the haircut I received today. Typically, I opt for a fade with some length left on top. However, when I requested this style from Blake, he deemed it too short for a feminine cut. I visit a salon for a haircut, not to have my gender scrutinized by stylists. Regrettably, my hair was left without a proper fade, resulting in uneven lengths and stray hairs throughout. The overall look is marred by clumps of hair at varying lengths, with uncleaned lines and sides. I observed my stylist's hands trembling while handling the clippers, further exacerbating my dissatisfaction. I strongly advise against seeking a haircut at this establishment, given the subpar service I received.