Taiwan Angel Hair

No wash, no style, no blow dry. $ 20. When the lady finished in like 10 min I was so surprised I asked her if she was done and she said yea. I have fine hair but never had a cut that quick. Even the guy that took the money was surprised. I understand they were busy that weekend day but maybe spending a little more time will put ur customer at ease. Didn’t realize after I went home and washed my hair how crappy it looked. Ah… never again.

These experiences ladies really know what they’re doing. Love getting my hair shampooed and styled here. Great deal and reminds me of Asia. I’ve also got a few trims and they’ve always done exactly what I’ve asked– never cutting too much. You can also tell by the way they blow dry hair that they understand hair very well.

I’ve been to this hair salon every month for a couple of years now, and I just want to write a review to give it some prop. First of all, the price here is insanely low. I can get a haircut for just $ 9, and I don’t think many other salons would be cheaper. But you think a cheap haircut would mean a lousy result, but that’s not the case. The hairdressers over there would listen to what you want your hair style to be, and most of the time they would be able to give you what you want. I’ve been to other salons that charged over $ 30 and they don’t usually do a better job than Taiwan Angel Hair Salon, and I had a few experiences when I paid $ 25 and walked out looking like a bad hair day. The bottom line is that, for the price they charged and the services they provided, Taiwan Angel Hair Salon more than deserves 4 stars from me. I heartily recommend it if you are looking for a nice alternative to other, more expensive salons.

I always get my haircut here. Its only $ 9 for mens hair. They’ve always got a lot of hair stylist ready to help you. They know their way around Asian hair (but then again so does mostly everyone in SGV). Coming from San Diego, where I couldn’t find a good barber for the life of me, I love this place. I don’t remember her name, but I always go to the lady with red streaks in her hair.

Came in here with my nephew to get him a quick cut to help with the summer heat. He got a seat almost immediately, despite the shop looking so busy. Gave him a decent cut, I only specified that I wanted the sides to be shorter and the top a little longer, and that I wanted him to look «suai,» or «good looking.» It was a basic buzz cut in the end, nothing special.
I asked for a wash for him, too. Total came out to $ 17 + tip so $ 20.
I don’t know, maybe it’s because I’ve been cutting my own hair for about a year now, but $ 20 for a simple buzz cut and a wash, no style to the cut, no hair gel, no more special service… it seems a bit much. The whole time I was watching this woman give the cut I thought to myself, «I could have done this myself.»
And yes, maybe I will in the future. I guess I should have only brought my nephew if I had something special in mind. Well, we all learn from our mistakes, and I certainly learned from this one.

my family’s hair stylist/​barber is great. gives very nice hair cut. my wife usually makes our kids to wait for her. we have encountered too many unfortinate experiences in the past with other barbers.

For woman’s haircut+ wash it’s $ 30 and I don’t really think their skill and service deserve that much. If you’re used to premium hair cuts, don’t think «oh I will just come here for a little trim and thinning» because that will totally ruin your original style and the ends. There is really no skills here except layering/​thin. The lady used a thinning shear for my cuts, I asked an inch trim + trim my bang… it looked fine after she blew dry it but it looked really bad if I just let it air dry at home. What’s worst is my bang… she practically spent 3 seconds on it, 3 cuts using the thinning scissor and in the end it’s uneven/​awfully weird layered short bang, with shorter hair on the outside and longer hair on the inside. For cut and wash it’s about 35 minutes… and the hair wash was very unpleasant, she’s like washing clothes, very fast/​hard and in a hurry. Overall she’s really rushing it’s just a very bad experience. It may be ok if you want to shave your hair on maintenance basis, but not ideal for a long hair girl’s maintenance cut.

The prices have risen from 2013. It is now $ 9 before tips for men’s haircut which is still okay. I love it. I went there with my 2 high schoolers, one was serviced immediately and we waited about 5 minute until the other to get serviced. I told the hair dressers how we want it and 10 minutes later, they’re done and just how my boys like it. Awesome! We will be back. Close by so it’s very convenient.

The only hairstylist I’ve ever had the pleasure to cut my hair here was Eva and I always ask for her because I was very satisfied with my first visit when I needed a trim for my prom night. Sometimes it’s hard to explain how you want to style your hair because English isn’t her first language, but she always does an excellent job. She actually makes sure to ONLY cut as much as the customer wants and she finishes the job with a quick blow dry and styling to the hair. The salon’s prices are reasonable, but they only accept cash, and I love the service (:

This place is like a mom and pop salon… Although a few of them speak English they cut hair very well in a timely manner. They make sure you are satisfied. First time here and think I’ll come back

Just got my haircut there. The person that cut my hair is Michelle, an older Taiwanese lady. Very friendly and she does an amazing wash with head massage before and after. Highly recommended!

Just got my haircut there. The prices have risen but it’s not $ 15, only cost me $ 7 (before tips). Emmanuel, you must have gotten a «fancy» cut… Lol. Service is quick and there was no waiting at 6pm on a weekday, very efficient. I didn’t get a shampoo because I don’t see the point, you have to go home and wash your hair again to get all of the loose hair out anyway???

The price has risen since the influx of 6 dollared happy asian reviews came in. lol. Anyways its 15 dollars now but they take their time and pay attention to detail. They have been cutting Asian heads for many years now so you know your Asian head will be in good hands. Speak Chinese and that’s a plus here, you will be bestowed with words of wisdom from the first chair barber (Taiwanese one)

It’s ok. You definitely get what you pay for that’s for sure. This isn’t some high-​end salon, I like to think of it being slightly better than SuperCuts. It’s an asian salon so cash only. The owner is Michelle and she’s pretty good and so are her employees. I’ve been here a few times and so have my brother. The cuts are pretty inexpensive. My brother got his for under 10 bucks and mine under 20 w/​o wash and shampoo. Depending on who you get, some are better than others. I would recommend Michelle. She took her time and was pretty meticulous throughout the process compared to the other stylists. Again you get what you pay for. They’re not going to pamper/​massage you, you pretty much sit in the chair and they start cutting and then you pay and go.

You pretty much get what you pay for here. I walked in, the woman plopped me down and went to town on my hair without really asking me much, lol. It wasnt bad though since i wanted it short. Hey, 7 bucks inc. the tip.

After having lunch at Golden Deli Express and seeing that my nappy haystack called hair needed some gardening, I decided to walk into Taiwan Angel to ask how much cuts for guys is.
Would you believe it? $ 6. SIX DOLLARS! This whole time, I thought getting an $ 8 haircut at Silver Scissors was a steal. I asked the guy that would be cutting my hair how long it would take and he said about 20 minutes.
The haircut turned out longer than I wanted. I’m used to a good buzzcut on the sides and back and leaving about an inch thinned out on top. He left me with a good 2 — 2−½ inches, making it seem like he didn’t do much cutting. When I asked him to cut it shorter to how I requested it: «Your hair won’t look good short. It’s fine how I’ve cut it.»
I guess the six dollars was for a job half done. Or for me to return sooner to give him my money at a faster rate.
He did rinse my hair but said it’d be an additional $ 10 for shampoo. At this point, I wasn’t quite sure if he was joking or serious, but it annoyed me that he wouldn’t cut my hair how I wanted.
I guess I can’t really complain either — I got multiple compliments about my hair when I went to work the following Monday. But still, I like my hair short. And to tell me you’re refusing to cut my hair, even if it’s ugly? I like it ugly dang it! [okay, maybe not]
All of the workers here are from the mainland, but they do speak some English. Whether they choose to comprehend your English may be a different matter. The place is your average sized Asian discount cuts set-​up.
From what I heard regarding women’s cuts and styling, their prices are either cheaper or comparable to the discount cuts that you can find in the rest of the SGV. But for whatever time they quote you for how long it would take? Double it.
The parking in the back is in a small lot that has every business sharing the lot playing parking nazi. Make sure you don’t park in the limited time parking [15 min? 20 min?] The people at Taiwan Angel said they tow frequently.
Cash Only — but it’s an Asian establishment — not surprised at all.
Will I be back? Not likely. Even if it IS super cheap for a guy’s cut.

I’ve heard raving reviews from my grandfather, who happens to barely have hair and get cuts here for $ 6 (without tip). And then my aunt (her hair is very short) has to pay $ 20 for shampoo and cut. I have not tried their cutting services, though apparently the store advertises if you do not want the shampoo service, the cut alone is cheaper than $ 20.
I came here last minute, rather desperate for a prom updo. My hair was long enough to sit comfortably on my shoulders but short enough to look pretty bad sitting on my shoulders. I decided that, hell, it was prom, it happens once a year if not a lifetime, so I’ll splurge on it. $ 25 without tip was thus sacrificed.
The end result was… Nothing I wanted. But I guess I got a few compliments on the weird turbulent twists and the random out-​of-​nowhere braids. To be honest, it resembled a bit of a bird’s nest. The manager, who did my hair, was particularly effusive about it. «You’re just a girl… You look cute in these youthful styles. It wouldn’t be that appropriate, anyway, if you wore something elegant and mature.» Erm. But oh well. From the front, one couldn’t tell a thing. ;)