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Bad atmosphere
The lady at the front desk charged my card without consulting me and stared me down the entire time I was having my hair done. They're next door to a bar and that makes a difference in the way they treat people. I got covid and I will keep repeating my story for conservative people like myself.
I visited Tampa's Salon Halo for a very…
I visited Tampa's Salon Halo for a very expensive Keratin treatment. I was highly disappointed with their dishonest charging practices.
I scheduled this $300 service online, a credit card was needed to reserve the appointment, when submitting the request a credit card was needed in case of cancellation, where fees "could" be incurred if cancellation was late.
A few hours before my appointment $75 was charged to my credit card, as a "deposit", without my consent. I was emailed this was done.
After my keratin service was finished, no surprise, I expected those $75 would magically go away. They did, I was charged $66.68 for "overages", the receptionist described this as the products used on my hair, such as shampoo, conditioner, spray and oil to finish. I was told my stylist used a lot of products on me.
I have never been charged for "overages" before, ever! In any salon from NY to the UK. The services always include these "overages", otherwise the client should be given a choice if they would wash their hair and and pay for the shampoo and conditioner used.
Probably the most ridiculous and dishonest way to rack up the price that I have ever experienced in any hair salon.
It felt like i just stepped out of used car salesmen dealership.
What do you do in a situation like this, do you sit and argue the charges or pay and go your way.
Not great way to keep a client any client happy and returning. But also left me feeling disrespected, taken advantage of, instead of happy and satisfied with the money I had spent to pamper myself.
We all work hard to earn our money, and the service industry should be considerate when people are in their premises, to understand this.
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