Sally Beauty Supply

I ran in with my 2 year old to grab a couple hair items and our ears were BURNING when we left to say the least. My child and I were the only customers in the store and there were 2 employees at the register. No greeting. No offer to help locate anything as we wandered down the aisle over and over they just stood there and cursed in conversation like sailors. This did not at all seem professional at all and it was EXTREMELY uncomfortable exposing my child to endless f-​bombs coming from employees.

First of all, I love Sally’s. It’s the best place for non-​licensed hair enthusiasts like me. I frequently shop this location because it’s convenient. The store is like any other Sally’s, full of all the beauty supplies you’d ever need. However, I give it a one star rating because of the service. Every single time I’m in the store, the manager happens to be there. Usually this would be a plus. But not in this case. she’s always loudly bossing her employees around. She’s rude to them, demeaning, and is just rotten. The employees are always so nice to me, it’s the manager that needs to learn some people skills and what good customer service is. If I want to hear someone rudely bossing people around I’ll watch Hells Kitchen!

Sally’s is awesome. For one, you *don’t* have to be licensed to shop here (like CosmoProf). Secondly, in the immortal words of Flo, the insurance diva: «DISCOUNT!» Stuff here is cheap. Orly $ 5.99, China Glaze $ 6.99, Seche Vite $ 8.49.
I love Sally’s, but I agree it’s cramped. I prefer to think of it as chock-​a-​block with awesome.
Most recent venture, DIY cutting. Got a cape, shears, a razor and a spray bottle for like $ 35.
They have all kinds of stuff (hair clips, wood sticks, wax strips, conditioners, hair color, nail polish, Gel polish systems…). It’s pretty awesome.

Ugh. I don’t care about Sally’s enough to review it. But no one else has, and what if there are people out there who really want to know? Ok.
This Sally’s is in the shopping center near target. For some reason, every Sally’s I’ve ever been to are always in these tiny shops, stuffed with stuff and narrow aisles, this one is no different.
If you don’t know, Sally’s carries a variety of hair, nail, and beauty products. Mostly hair stuff. When I was younger, I used to frequent Sally’s for my Manic Panic colors. The price for it has since gone up… alot. They have a few brand name stuff, and some ethnic hair care items, a few hair pieces, but if you’re looking for really specialty stuff, I’d say go elsewhere. My sis and mom’s hair is curlier than mine, and so they, unlike me, really do use alot of the all natural or like, REAL ethnic care stuff. Sadly, one of the things we were looking for was not here, but we did find it in Target. Wtf? Stuff is not sooo cheap here, though they do have some sort of Sally’s card, but I think you pay a small fee, and like I said before, I’m not that much of a fan to commit to that.
I have only been once to this location, but I will say I noticed that there is less of a selection than my old Sally’s. I don’t know, Sally’s is a place to get «pro» like things, at a consumerish price. I don’t care about beauty stuff enough to invest in the stuff here, and people like my mom who are really into hair things will be kinda disappointed by the quality and selection. Take a peek in on your next trip to Target and see if it can work for you, but definitely don’t go out of your way.