Saco Hair Recensioni 29

Top professionel. Sofie G kan sit kram.

Saco Hair, Charlotte Place, was the first place I visited when lockdown was lifted. It is an excellent salon, which you can trust to give you the hairstyle you want. My stylist, Keast, works wonders on my fine, flyaway hair: people always ask me where I get it cut.
All the staff are friendly, professional and caring. The salon has always promoted ‘green’ issues and makes an active response to reduce plastic, recycle.
I love, love, love this place.

Har brugt salonen siden de startede, og har altid været meget tilfreds med behandlingerne. Klipninger på et niveau jeg kun har oplevet få andre steder.

Jeg er kommet hos frisør Birgit hos SACO i flere år. Birgit er en meget dygtig frisør, både hvad angår nye ideer, klip og farve. Der er rigtig god atmosfære i den lækre salon, og super opmærksomhed og service. Mit hår/frisure får altid mange positive kommentarer.

Blev klippet af Victor fra Saco Hair i Fiolstræde, og jeg er SÅ tilfreds :-) :-) :-)
Og det var en fornøjelse at besøge salonen, hvor der er en meget venlig og imødekommende stemning.

Great salon, fantastic stylist who gave me just the cut I wanted, friendly and relaxed environment and reasonably priced. It's certainly my new salon for the long-term.
Sarah x

I had a terrible experience as a hair model at SACO.
I was approached by a lovely lady called April in the street and asked if I would like to model. I could see why she asked me, I had platinum blonde hair with terrible dark roots. Whilst she was very friendly and explained to me that a student would cut my hair, she didn't mention that they would speak another language. When I realised this on arrival at the salon I did not immediately see this to be problematic as Brett who seemed to be in charge of the students would be directing the student.
The salon itself was clean, looked professional and had two floors- all filled with other girls who were there for students to practice on. I would guess around 10-18 in total over the two rooms.
Brett asked me what haircut I was after - I said that I was up for something new but wanted to keep the length because I was growing it. He seemed to acknowledge this, and he mentioned a fringe and "layers", which sounded fine to me.
A Scottish girl (didn't catch her name) started bleaching my roots to speed things up so the student Anna could colour and cut. When Anna washed the bleach off my hair she poured heaps of water down my back somehow- at the time I didn't care but perhaps in hindsight that was actually the first indiction of the level of training the students have.
Anna started colouring my hair, two shades of grey which is actually lovely but has nearly all washed out now. When she was applying the tint she applied it by brushing down my neck- an unusual technique. My also got a fair bit on my face which, again, didn't bother me at all time.
Once the tint had been washed off it was time for the cut. Brett and a translator came over and sectioned off my hair according to how it would be cut. 3 sections- one for fringe, one for layers, one for length. When Brett suggested that the layers start about two inches from the top of my head I was apprehensive, but decided to trust that he knew what he was doing. BIG MISTAKE! My student began cutting very short layers starting at the crown and around the whole middle of my head. I could see that it was not going well but at this stage it was too late. Brett came along to check it and actually ended up cutting it all a whole lot shorter. Whilst I couldn't understand what Anna was saying she seemed to be displeased with her work and also kept saying over and over again "fino, fino" which I understood to mean thin, or fine with regards to my hair. She said it so often that I felt upset and uncomfortable. Then came the fringe, which turned out to be a full, very heavy fringe- probably about half of my hair went into this fringe! It's not looking great- and the fringe is so long that I can barely see. I would've pointed that out but could not bare another snip to my head. At this point I am close to tears and just want it all to be over. The last third of my hair is mercifully trimmed to just past my shoulders with no major occurrence. It does however, look absolutely ridiculous with the remaining two thirds of my hair roughly between 2-4 inches from my head.
I believe this haircut is called a mullet. When I arrived at SACO, a mullet was not within the spectrum of haircuts that I imagined getting.
Genuinely the worst haircut I have ever had. The whole experience was awful and it will take months for this shoddy haircut to grow out.
I did email this review to SACO before posting. I have not heard from them.