Nope not worth it. Wasted my money on a scheduled appointment and was way too late to make a new appointment somewhere else before the holidays or else I would've flew. Super bad management and the worse was service by Jackie. Please learn to value each and every one of your customers instead of doing a fast poor job to get to your next customer. I can go on and on about your poor service here but it would be pointless really. Will never go back for such ridiculousness!

I love this salon - wish I could bring the whole crew - Dottie for color/hair style, Lisa for acrillic nails, Deb for pedicure, Crystal for waxing - with me when I travel! Been a customer of many of the Plush staff since 1989! A+++ for professional services - there are also nifty boutique items and the staff is fun!

I have been going to Plush since they opened their doors. I previously went to Envy for my hair, nails, and pedicures. You couldn't find any more caring, friendly and hard working girls! From all their fund raisers to just the converations I look forward to going there not only for their service but for their frienship.

I have absolutely no complaints with plush hair salon. I've been going to the same woman when she was at envy and now here. The staff has always been fantastic and I always, always get tons of compliments when I'm out about my color and cut. Two thumbs up here!

I went there today and asked if they could fix a brassy at-home color (not major damage, just a little more orange than I wanted). They basically said they couldn't do much for me except maybe foils - someday, MAYBE if I made an appointment sometime. They said I should wash my hair extra for a couple of days - then tried to sell me a $16 shampoo for two days worth of washing out the color. I said no thanks. One of the girls then told me to wash my hair with Dawn dishwashing soap, and basically walked away.



I wouldn't be writing this review about just poor advice - even though I'd already spoken to four other stylists who each had the same opinion (obviously not the same one as these girls). After 30 years of getting my hair colored, I also knew needed to be done; but didn't have time to do it myself, wanted to find a new salon to patronize - and frankly, just wanted to see what they'd say.



The real issue was the incredible attitude of the three (very young) girls behind the counter. They were condescending, even mocking - they were openly rolling their eyes at me and smirking at each other. I really couldn't believe it. I've never been treated so shabbily anywhere; and I was very polite. I wasn't even there to get my hair done, just ask a question and maybe make an appointment. There was no one else in the waiting room, either, so it wasn't like they had anything else to do. I left feeling embarrassed and angry.



It's a shame, because I routinely spend over $100 a month on my hair - I hadn't done my own hair in a few years, and frankly botched it. I was looking for a permanent salon; but I will never go back there.

The first time I went, I paid $100 for a WASHOUT hair color that I was under the impression was permanent. I called, and they took no responsibility. The next time I show up for a hair cut, the woman was having someone else who I think was only an assistant, do her clients for the day due to her burned hand. You would think they would have the decency to call the clients before their appt and ask if they mind having someone else do their cut. When they were at Envy I had nothing but good things to say, but I think this management just is not cutting it.