Shadia Beauty Salon

Yay, I really am a fan.
I dread getting my hair cut because of what had happened to me at Great Clips a few years back. Long story short, I asked to get my hair layered, the crazy lady with the scissors said ‘great,’ parted my hair on each side, snipped it, and said ‘done.’ No joke. I walked around with little pieces of hair sticking out of my head. Ever since then, I’ve stayed away from hair salons and managed to cut my own hair. Then 6 months ago I found out my whole family, cousins, uncles, and all, have been going to Shadia’s for quite some time. The cousin stated they do a great job, ask questions about what you really like, build some kind of rapport and is inexpensive. I finally put my scissors down and manned up to give a salon another chance. My first time at Shadia’s was a success. I met with Roberto, told him what I wanted, did an excellent job, and paid 15 bucks.
Fast forward to today, found out Roberto’s been gone but managed to get a nice lady by the name of Elva (I think, or Eva) told her exactly what I wanted and she also did a good job. Once again, paid 15 bucks and I walked out a happy client. It didn’t take a long time at all, but what I noticed that she didn’t do that Roberto did was blow dry my hair. Yes, there is an extra charge for that, but the guy did it for me before free of charge, and this time I wasn’t so lucky. But she could’ve at least asked? Don’t know but it wasn’t a big deal.
Im pleased that I finally found a place to get a cut. Not only does the place offer cuts, but they also do brows, manicures, and pedicures. But be aware that they do charge extra if you plan on using plastic.