Salon Echo

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1134 W Bryn Mawr Ave, Chicago, Illinois, 60660, United States

(773) 989-2358 www.salonecho.com

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Julia-Kaye R

Aug 3, 2018

I've gone to 4 Chicago salons in the last 2 years, and this was the best by far (with service, pricing, and atmosphere)! I've tried everything from Robert Jeffery to small local places, and this is the perfect combination of high-quality salon service and friendly atmosphere with a neighborhood feel. I was with Pear, a student, and she was amazing (both professionally and fun to talk to during the service). I finally feel like I found someone who heard what I wanted and delivered it perfectly.

lazyeye N

Jul 17, 2018

It's hard to find a great stylist. Melissa is it for me! She is very professional and extremely talented! She listens and does amazing work. Thank you

Katherine Skrine

Jul 20, 2018

I’ve been going to Jess for my eyebrows for about 8 years, and I wouldn’t trust anyone else with them! I’ve followed her from Lincoln Park to Evanston to Salon Echo- I’ll travel more than an hour both ways to go see her! 10/10!

Alena Klek

Oct 7, 2018

Don’t offer any discounts for first time clients like every other salon in the world. I think they forgot they are located on a dirty street by the red line and not on Michigan ave

Steve Cull

Jan 12, 2018

I was going to one of those "men" centered salons. I am not a sports guy and don't need to see sports scores when I am getting a haircut, nor do I need to see dead animals on the walls. And I started to wonder, after the 3rd cut, why the stylist kept talking to me as if we were like in a relationship. Ok, there is a South Park episode where the local school girls open up a social cafe and pander to the boys who end up spending all their money because they feel like they are special and the girls actually like them. Sadly, its just a transaction so to speak. After the 3rd time I made the connection. Duh! ! It was just convenient to my location/schedule. So, when Maria cut my hair at Salon, I realized just how bad of a cut I was getting. You know the difference when you get a cut from someone that knows exactly what they are doing. And the conversation was authentic and I didn't feel like I was trapped in a South Park episode.