So I went in for a trim, deep conditioner, and blow dry. My stylist wasn't very personable and as happens with every new stylist, tried to convince me she could do my color. I am extremely picky about who I go to for color and travel to go get it done. I am newer to the area and do not have anyone that I trust yet with my hair so I always try each new stylist with the same services. I'm sorry but unless you have pictures of your work I'm not going to you for color. I need to see proof you have done what I want before I go to you.Also, and maybe this is just a local thing, everyone I go to tries to convince me to do a brazilian blowout. Always telling me it would be "good" for my hair. My stylist here went so far as to tell me it doesn't harm my hair at all and in fact makes hair healthier. FALSE. False. false. I won't be going back simply because I didn't love my stylist and my hair left feeling pretty flat. The trim was fine but I did not like the products they choose to work either. Read Less

I went to Salon Revive to have my eyebrows waxed, and it was the best experience I have had yet! I have really difficult eyebrows, and most people mess them up. It usually takes about 20-25 minutes to get my eyebrows waxed, and I was done in no more than ten minutes. Not only were they done fast, but they were done perfect, and I mean perfect!! I didn't have to say, "uh could you get this more, or that more." I was like wow, they are perfect! Heather waxed them, and I would recommend her to anyone! She did a fantastic job, and I couldn't be more pleased! So happy I found someone in Bountiful that I trust to do my eyebrows!! Thank you so much! Read Less

I had an appointment with Julie for Wednesday at 4pm.  I was there on time. She never showed or called. I waited 15 minutes in which time not one word was said to me. Needless to say, I won't be going back to Salon Revive. It's a real shame because  it was so convenient for me and a shame for them because I'm a very good tipper now looking for a new salon. Read Less

I gave my wife a gift card to go to Salon Revive and get pampered. When she walked in the door, WOW! The talented stylists at the Salon do a great job. My wife was 7 months pregnant and came back feeling totally refreshed, relaxed, and cared for. She had such an amazing experience and I couldn't take my eyes off her all evening on a wonderful dinner date. Send your wife here, send your daughters here, send your mom here, just send them! Read Less

Salon Revive is the first actual salon I've ever been to cut my hair (usually a friend did it). Bethany listened to what I was thinking then offered some suggestions as to what we could do to get that end product and did such an awesome job. It is exactly how I wanted it! She knows what she's doing and is such a fun girl to chat with. The environment was so laid back and all the ladies that work there are fun and super friendly. Also a great price. I would highly recommend going there and I will definitely be back for as long as I live in the area.Read Less

So here's the deal.  In April 2012, I am approached by an Advantage Marketing rep selling a special package deal for Salon Revive in Bountiful.  It's a phenomenal deal...for 4 separate services-- hair design/condition/scalp massage/cut/color/style (that's the first of the 4!), a facial (that's the 2nd) , a 30 minute swedish massage (the 3rd) , and a manicure (the 4th).  All for the low low low price of...$48.00!  Looks and sounds like a terrific deal, right?  Yup, so I purchased it.  I drove away with my coupon and receipt, thinking I'll wait a while and call sometime during the summer to collect.  The coupon specifically stated the date of purchase as simply "4/12" and the expiration date as simply "8/12."  There was NO date in the month of August given as a "specific" expiration date, so I figured, well, it must be good *through the month of August.*  Any reasonable person would have thought the same.  By mid to late August I've had a busy summer and I'm ready to start collecting on my goodies.  So, I call the number on the coupon.  It's been disconnected, with NO forwarding phone number.  Bad sign, but I don't give up there.  I google the business and find an alternate phone number through Facebook.  So I call...and I get through.  I explain to the girl who answered the phone that I have this terrific certificate/coupon and would like to cash in.  Ohhh, not so fast-- I'm told the salon is under new ownership and that certificate *expired* August *1st*.  It also just happens to turn out that the person I was speaking to, Emily, is the new owner, and took ownership on...drum roll...August *1st*.  Interesting coincidence, don't you think?  So here's the deal.  I'm OK with new ownership.  I'm NOT okay with new ownership that doesn't plan to honor the certificates that hundreds (potentially) purchased for your newly acquired salon.  It's bad business sense to simply diss all your new would be customers and clients in the name of "there's a new boss in town, so that's how I'm going to call it."  I told Emily the expiration date on the card simply read "8/12."  There was NO specific date given, so I felt she needed to honor it.  After I got a bit angry, only *then* was she willing to consider honoring the certificate I had purchased by offering me a "mini Mani-Pedi" (no soaking, just a massage of feet and hands/paint nails).  Yeah.  I can do that at home.  What is a mani-pedi without a good soak?!  It was a pathetic attempt to appear "nice" and satisfy an already very angry would-be customer.  Bottom line -- if you acquire a business, have enough business sense to honor any remaining certificates that might be "out there" from the actions of a previous owner.  You will only turn off any new clients, and get yourself a bad review in the process. Read Less