I am extremely disappointed with my salon services, and the manager Lisa, that I spoke to.
This is the third visit where the back of my hair is a different color than the front. I contacted the stylist who did my hair, and told her that I was having the same issues as I had the previous couple of times, when I had to go back in to have her correct the color before. The front of my hair is one color, and the back is another.
After speaking to Cheyenne, my stylist, she told me I needed to go somewhere else and put her manager, Lisa, on the phone.
That manager, Lisa, offered zero apologies and had a definite tone, and indifference to my situation immediately. Lisa said that Cheyenne, my stylist, told me that those are from old low lights that had faded, and that's why there is a color difference.
No, that isn't what she told me, at least not when I was in the salon after having my last highlight done.
Cheyenne told me when I left the salon on February 14th, that she did not pull my ends through. That is exactly what the problem is! You can see where she touched up the roots, and left the rest of the hair out of the foil. Problem is, she didn't use the right volume to process my highlights, so what was pulled through looks orange, as well as the small section at the root that she touched up where she didn't pull the ends through. They didn't lift! I have attached photos...
I literally look like a clown! You can see that it did not process correctly. You can see the discoloration against my scalp at the base of the root. This isn't The old low lights growing out and fading as they're trying to dismiss it as!
I leave for vacation in a few days, which is why I got my hair done in the first place, and I can't find someone else to get me in before I depart, so I am leaving with Platinum blonde hair in the front and orange hair in the back. How can they treat a long time customer of Ulta like this? Go find someone else? Despite the fact that I'm leaving on vacation and have very little time to take care of this. It's embarrassing to look like this, especially for a special event.
Instead of learning from the experience as a stylist, and correcting her mistake, my stylist and her manager decided to discard me as a customer. I was perfectly happy coming back, because I know it takes time to learn how someone's hair reacts to the different chemicals, etc. I wasn't going to give up on Cheyenne because of mistakes, despite being repeated, I liked her.
Lisa offered a partial refund, and zero apologies. A partial refund? To fix all of the discoloration somewhere else? What a joke.
Thanks for leaving me hanging! Don't waste your time here... They don't value you as a customer. When it's a mistake on their end, instead of making it right, you are...
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