This place is definitely not the Don Franco of years past.The newest owners have let this place go downhill fast- and the place continues to slide. They are no doubt attempting to rest on the laurels ... Read More
This place is definitely not the Don Franco of years past.The newest owners have let this place go downhill fast- and the place continues to slide. They are no doubt attempting to rest on the laurels of their old image. This salon in no way is reminiscent of the DF salon that earned its once-sterling reputation under different ownership.Save yourself the trouble and go somewhere else- anywhere else. Any complaints that you have will probably be disregarded. I would know that. Mine were. I was a loyal customer for years and threw business their way (particularly my stylist's way) for a long time and once she started developing a poor attitude and lazy ways, I had finally had enough. She constantly burned me with the hairdryer (I complained repeatedly, but she never listened), over-cut the crown area of my hair to the point of no return and turned up late for scheduled hair appointments, which clearly caused her to rush in an effort to make up the time. Sorry, I didn't appreciate my stylist trying to "make up time" on my hair! I had the same stylist for 11 years and followed her from salon to salon to salon to yet another salon, which is how I wound up going to Don Franco to begin with. In retrospect, that was probably a mistake, but I really liked her in the beginning and she did a great job on my hair until the last year and a half or so.I went to Don Franco for about six years and while I never really liked the salon, itself, I was still loyal to my hairstylist (Rita) because when I first started going to her at a different location years earlier, she was great. Sadly, her work and attitude declined after she was with Don Franco. When I complained the last time about the botched color and over-cutting and uneven trimming of my hair, I got nothing but flack.I was told by Cari (the co-owner) that because my hairstylist was an independent contractor that she wasn't going to do anything about it (although initially she told me that the situation would be rectified to my complete satisfaction) and I told her flat-out that I was done and hadn't been very happy with some other things over the course of the previous year or so (I went into specifics) and she said that it wasn't the salon's issue. My hairstylist, herself, was very rude and cursed. Sadly, it cost quite a bit of money ($300) to have it fixed at another salon, where I've continued to get my hair cut/highlighted to this day. And by the way, my husband was a loyal client as well, but the last several times he got his hair cut, it was uneven and he told her this, but she brushed him off. Read Less