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Hair Styling

Razor Chic Of Atlanta Salon

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  • Melody H

    Date: 05/21/2024

    First heard of Razorchic -aka-Jasmine thru social media (IG) and was amazed. Booked an almost $400 appt (as a deposit). Had a back & forth with their assistance when I asked why they were demanding cash for final payment when it was not indicated on their site. Appeared at the ** location for the first time to get my hair done- was then rejected because they said they dont accept credit cards; I was told either forfeit my deposit or wait till 2024. 5/20/24 arrived an hour early for my 3pm appt. Appeared at the SECOND location (as I was informed that the location had changed) after having waited in front of the FIRST location (quickly realized in 2023 that theyre a bit unorganized and unprofessional, but I digress). While waiting for the purple to be applied with bleach blond in my hair, I was handed a $1316.50 bill (minus $350/2023 deposit). After my heart started beating again I advised them I wasnt aware the bill would be nearly $1700. They then began telling me what theyre deleting in the services: hair cut (went home with a half azz haircut because they refused to complete this service); the wrong purple color (which I clearly showed them beforehand- the color applied looked like an Easter egg- Lawd have mercy). I feel its very unprofessional to accept over a $1000 worth of service and leave the customer having to cut their own hair and be very uncomfortable sporting a purple Easter egg on their head. I would have had no problem getting the money to them through credit card but they rather have the customer leave unhappy. I left in positive spirits because thats how REAL southern hospitality is expressed.

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