Chad's Salon A Hair Spa

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917 Commercial St NE, Conyers, Georgia, 30012, United States

(770) 760-9555 www.chadssalon.com

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lynn bures

Nov 4, 2017

For a first time visiting. The salon was very clean and my stylist was very processional. Reasonably priced and I was very pleased with me haircut. Will definitely go again.

Tara Truitt

Dec 23, 2017

Maya is fantastic! I have crazy, curly hair and I always look and feel fabulous when I leave.

Lilly Sampson

Oct 25, 2016

I'd rate this place a 0 they turned my blonde hair blue almost cost me my job said they would fix it for free after 2 weeks for my hair to not be so damaged I had to reschedule 2 times due to work and ended up coming in 3 weeks after instead of 2. They refused to fix my hair unless I pay for it even though they destroyed my hair by dying it blue when I wanted blonde. I almost lost my job and told them I have to fix it by today I will never go back here and don't recommend anyone else to either.

rachael hansen

Sep 25, 2016

Years ago I received one of the best haircuts from this salon. It was fun, and the artist was incredible. I returned again once moving back to town hopeful for the same experience. I wanted a fresh unique hairstyle for a festival I was attending. I made an appointment with someone who specialized in cutting curly hair, since my hair is pretty wild. I walked into the salon and was greeted by two ladies. Neither of them stood to acknowledge me, I was not offered a beverage or asked how my day was (which I think is very standard for a "higher end" salon). I was taken back to the chair, unsure of my haircut and with no photos to reference - which I will never do again. So my stylist proceeds to not only cut all of my hair off, but left a huge unstyled pile of curls on top of my head. I walked in with a funky Mohawk of ringlet curls and walked out with a high and tight. Tears welled in my eyes as my stylist answered her second phone call during my cut and laughed when I asked her a specific request (sorry to bother you). As I gazed upon this establishment, the owner walking around in a trucker hat and sneakers, the walls and floors spattered with hair color, I realized I made a huge mistake. A year later my hair has finally grown back, but the scars remain. I was offered a free haircut, and the owner was nice enough. But I should not need to visit a salon three times to get a mediocre haircut. $60 down the tubes, and lesson learned. I'll travel an hour to my usual stylist. Don't go here. Where's Tabitha when you need her.