Shiko Pik Reviews
298 King Street, Hammersmith, London, W6 0RR
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Considering my hair generally takes 2 hours to be colour washed and cut, Hairdresser asked about my hair and how I would like it styled and about previous hair styles. Lovely silky hair, I loved it, and it is not expensive for what you get!!
It was my second visit to Chic touch Hairdressing in last 6months and as I had expected, my experience was superb. I got X-Tenso L'Oréal Professionnel done from mitra and I am very satisfied with the result. The staff was friendly . Highly recommended!
Great haircut! Really enjoyed my visit yesterday As all the workers here clearly look after you and make sure they get it right just for u. Leah had done my highlights first and I explained what I wanted and she understood right away she done it so quick and got my color just right and even better then what I would of hoped for. Lastly betty had cut my hair and then blowdryed it for me she done a wonderful job!! Her cutting technique was quick and not uncomfortable and her blow drying she done so well my hair was left bouncy and looking amazing!! Overall I would recommend coming for the price they did an amazing job also it is not too busy so really relaxing to get your hair done here!! Must recommend people
A lovely team at this salon. This is my 4 visit thanks to Treatwell....my hair is lovely & I'm so pleased I got tea & biscuits on arrival - was wet & cold day -
All in all after looking for a good hairdressers I have finally found mine
I very rarely write reviews or complain, but I will this time because I was so unhappy with my hair colour.
I went in for a full head of highlights and a cut. The colourist began applying the colour, and made a comment or two about the thickness of my hair. I have thick hair, yes, it certainly is thick, but not unusually so. I really do not believe it's the thickest hair the colourist has seen throughout her career.
Several times during the colour, the lady commented on the thickness to the point where it made me uncomfortable and a burden. She clearly wanted to get off home (totally fair enough), but completely rushed the colouring, clocking off and leaving someone else to judge when the foils should come off and to do the cut.
I didn't have a problem with this at all, everyone wants to finish work on time. But her approach was, in my view, entirely unprofessional and brazenly rushed. Throughout the experience, the staff chatted across the salon about a colleague and rota issues, people/a child/a dog dropped in and out and staff snacked. It just wasn't the salon experience I enjoy, nor one that fills me with confidence in the cleanliness and professionalism of its staff.
To his credit, a gentleman hairdresser kept checking if I wanted a drink and was alright, and he cut my hair nicely. He really was a very nice person with excellent customer service.
Ok, it did take longer than your average haircut, but he went to great lengths to make me feel comfortable. But to be honest, having been told countless times how thick my hair was, which clearly annoyed the colourist, I needed a bit of reassurance!
When he blew dry my hair, I was totally aware that he had stayed later than the salon's opening hours and was keen to leave. And to be honest so was I. It was only when I got home and looked at it properly that I realised how unhappy I was with the colour. It was so blonde and brassy, it looked grey. The colour aged me significantly (I'm in my 20s) and was unbearably bright and looked cheap. The worst thing though was how uneven the application was.
I promptly went to my usual hairdresser the next day, who applied a toner to try and bring the colour down. As she applied it, she gasped at how uneven the colour application was. There were very thin coloured strips, flanked by large chunks where the lady had rushed things to get home. It was incredible how you could track the proximity of the application to clocking off time; the final parts were big, bulky strips.
I really do understand how frustrating it is when you're at work and your last job is a long one. I had no issue with the colourist handing over to someone else, but I don't think it's acceptable to rush hair colour to the point of uneven application. While the gentleman working at the salon went out of his way to check I had all the drinks I wanted, the general atmosphere wasn't professional at all, with the colourist turning around every few minutes to carry on discussing salon issues with colleagues, a dog in the salon, magazines strewn over the table and food being consumed.
I should have trusted my gut instinct when I walked in, because I've ended up paying to have the colour fixed and a hairstyle I didn't want. A lesson to be learnt.
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