JHS- Where to Go

OK... my new promise to myself is that when I get a new job, I'll do JHS. So the question is- where to go.

My hair is thick, wavy and past my shoulders. My hair is not color treated.

Obviously I prefer to pay less, but I'll pay more for better quality. Any reviews, ideas, specific stylists at each salon or any other tips or suggestions are welcome.

Also, I come from Manhattan if that makes any difference in anything.

THANKS!

Message edited 8/11/2008 10:36:12 AM.

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If you don't want to travel to queens

New Mode - Plainview.

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I have only been to top point

out of those choices and I am very happy with my hair- I only let tracey do it

and I pay about $200- $240

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I've been to Top Point twice and Hair Club IB once. Both were great. Hair Club IB was a lot cheaper $140. Top Point was $230. Hair Club also has free parking underneath the building. I will go to Hair Club from now on, due to price and convienacne of parking. I would recommend both places though.

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I've been planning on doing this for a few months now and from my research i have found:

I was going to go to Hair village b/c someone i know had it done there and it came out great, but parking is a PIA there and from what my friend told me its not a place you go alone to, and since i cant find anyone to go with, I would be alone

so i was planning on going to hair club IB but they said they may not be able to do my hair b/c i have highlights that they would have to look at it first and see. I still and debating about going but i dont want to waste the trip in and they tell me they can't do it.

I FM'd a few people that have highlights and they said they were still able to get it done, but I don't remember where they went

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my first love is Hayato in NYC

then in plainview is new mode

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