U2 Hair Salon

I’m from the NY area so I have really high expectations for my haircut. Recently moved to michigan for hospital work and I gotta say that its been hard finding a location with a respectively young and talented stylist. I took a gamble and decided to trust Unilocal for a location near me that specializes in Asian hair. And so I found U2.
The staff was friendly but the lady couldn’t cut an asian guys hair. I told her not to cut too short on the sides because they would poof out but she ended up cutting too short. I told her to stop cutting preemptively. I was skeptical even at first because of the 1 hour wait and the 15 minute haircut. The price however was fair and the guy that styled my hair at the end was decent enough.
This place seems like it would be a better fit to foreign Asian men and women around 30+ years old with a family. I really wouldn’t recommend to asian guys younger than that.

I would highly not recommend this place.
The wait takes forever. Even though I called ahead and made an appointment with the owner himself. The worst part is, after an hour and half of waiting, he decided to let another older lady cut in front of me.
The hair cut itself, after a hour and fifty minute wait, was mediocre at best. The guy cut it way too short when I specifically demanded not to.
Bad decision to choose this place and worse decision to stay.
Never. Again.

I waited 2 hours then got a 5 min hair cut. And my hair looks hideous! I would never come back. Bad service and bad hair cut

I found U2 salon while exploring the area, and i could not be happier. Their work is extraordinary, and reasonably priced.
The feature that I love the most is tge «walk-​in-​only». I have a busy schedule, and that takes one thing off my back. But, even though an appointment is not required they are always busy. You should expect to wait at least 10 to 15 minutes.
Always a great experience. Make sure to bring cash, because they do not take credit or debit cards.

Compared with other «Asian» salon in Michigan, this one is my favorite. The owners are a couple and they are very nice. They know how to cut my hair and straighten them. I also went once for a party hair makeover, she did a very nice curled hair style for me. They also wash your hair in the Asian salon way which is super comfy with a little head massage. I recommend this place.

5 stars because I was 100% satisfied with my visit and my hair always feels great after leaving. I appreciate that they shampoo your hair twice and take their time. The guy that cut my hair was very kind and asked me what I liked. He gave me some layers, thinned it out, put some products in, and my hair turned out great! $ 23 for a wash, cut, blow dry and straighten… it’s a good deal compared to what other salons may charge. Very happy going from dry and thick to soft and smooth! Downside is that they do not take credit cards… I was prepared with cash, so it’s all good.

Same people same skills same hair style. Price increased 50% within 4 years. Cash only. Women hair cut now is $ 33 (including shampoo).

As an asian guy from Cali, I’m pretty particular with my hair. Especially when it comes to thinning/​texturizing and a good fade and not just straight up one size hair clipper up the sides and back
For $ 16 men’s cut, Charlie does a great job. He is experienced, friendly, conversational, listens to what you want, and pays attention to detail. Unfortunately he is leaving soon.:(
I’ll be back in a month or two to test out David’s chops (Charlie’s recommendation)

I absolutely love this hair salon. They always cut my hair really well, and the two owners are very nice. If you’re female and you want a hair wash + cut, it’ll cost you $ 23. (they increased their prices by $ 3). Once you walk in, you let them know if you just want a cut, or a hair wash + cut. Then you take a seat and wait until they call you over. The hair wash was really nice as they shampoo/​condition two or three times, and massage your scalp and head. When they’re finished, they’ll clip your hair up until one of the workers calls you over to their seat. While I was waiting, I couldn’t help but eavesdrop on one of the customer’s conversation with the hairstylist. A girl was getting her hair cut, and her mom walked over to tell the male hairstylist her daughter preferred longer hair. I have never seen him before there, so I assume he’s new. He was also speaking Vietnamese (the owners are Chinese). He told the mother in a snobbish and arrogant tone that «I didn’t cut her hair that short.» as he continued snipping away, and then continued to say «I make her look good.» Then he blew dry her hair literally as if he was slapping away at her head. Anyway, when he was done with her, he called me over to cut my hair, but I told him «No thank you, I’d prefer the lady to cut my hair.» The owner always cuts my hair just how I like it, and I would much rather have her cut it after seeing how he treated that poor girl.
I really love going here because everytime I leave that salon, my hair is always super soft and smells good ^_​^ I’ve been to other hair salons, but usually they don’t offer to wash your hair! They usually just cut and voila, you’re done. So I definitely don’t mind paying extra for the service that U2 provides :) Be prepared to wait though because this place is always busy! Oh, and they’re closed on Thursdays :)

U2 Hair Salon caters to the Asian clientele. Despite being asked on several occasions in my life if I was sure that I’m not part Asian, I’m not part Asian. However, as I do love all things Asian and U2 is my favorite band, it only seemed natural for me to try this place.
So, what do you get when you go to an Asian Salon named after an Irish rock band? An average haircut. $ 16.00 for a wash, cut, and dry was certainly reasonable, if not cheap. My stylist, Charlie, was pleasant and friendly. His shampooing technique was great. He gave a spa quality scalp massage.

I love this salon! They know how to cut an Asian girl’s hair (if you are an Asian girl, you know what I mean). The bosslady, Amy always does a great job. If you love to perm your hair, you should come and find Amy, the perm she does is so natural. The price is cheap compare to many other hair salon. They are always super busy, I suggest you to call before you go.

Does anyone know where one of the stylists, Frankie, has moved to?

I remember my parents taking me here all the time, and I thinking how awesome it was that they always washed your hair with shampoo before and after your hair cut, and for $ 10 only! I know the prices have risen a bit since those days of youth but the barbers are all hip-​lookin’ Asians — they were always going into the back room to smoke and hang out. I don’t think I’ve ever seen barbers that were hipper than these guys/​gals.
There’s this little TV in the corner that’s always playing some children’s TV show, tons of Asian glamour magazines on the table, and the bathroom looks like it doubles as a storage closet. Good local character to this place…