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Salon 2000
1 review for Salon 2000
Ashley's my stylist and she's also a friend of mine, so the following tips are stuff that she already knows and jokes about. 1) Don't book any early Saturday appointments with her because she may still be drunk from the night before. 2) Don't ever say, "Just color it whatever color you think would look good on me" because she will dye it red. 3) If you bring her a Frappuccino from Starbucks down the street, she'll love you long time. Follow those 3 steps and you'll get a great haircut. I've been going to Salon 2000 for a few years now and Ashley cuts my hair *almost* as good as that John from Terracotta Salon in Macon, GA. If any of you knew me in college, you will remember how freakin' AWESOME my hair looked. A haircut at the salon can get a little pricey depending on how elaborate the cut is and how screwed up your hair is currently. I've got typical thick, coarse, stick-straight Asian hair that Ashley will take from shoulder-length to a short, graduated reverse bob. And then she'll take $50 from my purse. If I get it colored, it'll be close to $100. Then I'll piss her off by growing it out for 5 months and then I'll come in and make her work hard for her money. And, like the circle of life, it continues indefinitely. The salon also offers other services like massages and facials and mani-pedis (I can't believe I just used that term). I highly recommend the Aveda aromatherapy facial which was so relaxing that I almost feel asleep. That is, until the esthetician aimed this steam thing directly above my face and the resulting humidity made me feel like I was suffocating. That and the Zamfir - Master of the Pan Flute music in the background. The salon is an Aveda concept salon. I like Aveda for their whole natural, reuse, recycle, hippy-dippy business concept but I really don't like the smell of 95% of their products. But that's just me.