Salon Soha

I was extremely disappointed with my whole experience. Teresa was very nice and friendly but was very rough on my head and did not seem to notice me wincing time after time. I went in for a simple haircut and let myself be talked into a «body wave» which was actually tiny ringlet curls that I ended up hating. She did call a few days later so see how I was adjusting to my hair and the only solution she could offer was to cut it shorter. I ended up going somewhere else to have it straightened. $ 130 bucks down the drain.

Teresa Saputo has been my hair dresser since I moved to St. Louis and what a fabulous job she does! Every visit begins with a pre-​shampoo consultation and a scalp and shoulder massage with aromatic oils that is absolutely heavenly. She is a stylist that listens and always goes the extra mile at your request. I have only ever had my hair cut there as I do not color my hair, but I highly recommend her fine work! She also happens to do fabulous brow waxes. Teresa charges $ 40 for women’s cuts and $ 34 for men’s… well worth the money. I always tip generously. I’ve paid much more for cuts that were vastly inferior.
I feel comfortable telling her when something isn’t right with the way she’s styled my hair, or if I’d like her to do something more. I also brought my boyfriend all the way from Milwaukee because I knew (rightly so) that she’d cut his hair better than all of the people who I’ve seen cut his hair before. I also felt ok about being the ‘bossy girlfriend’ describing how he likes his haircut (to make up for his inability to do so)
The shop itself is cozy and small, employing just two stylists, Teresa and Kelly. They offer off-​menu chair massages for up to 15 minutes at a dollar a minute– a really nice addition to a hair service. I don’t typically have $ 60 to throw at a full body massage so this is a nice alternative.
Check this place out!