Hair Station

they may be good for man’s cut, but my girlfriend had hair cuts in this salon for years, it was never good.
they cut want they want, not what u want. she’s not coming back to this salon.
she tried David & Ming, david was a regular stylist, but he didn’t do much stylist. most he does is to trim as little as possible, save as long as possible while she told him she wants to cut it short, it seems like he wants to get done with u within 30 mins. he seems to be lousy and always complaint about her hair being too difficult for him to cut. too short, too thick. lol my girlfriend said it’s still fine coz she only see him once a year or less. Ming is very attentive but he’s not good with long hair. both r 10+ year experienced but not with long hair. instead, for men’s hair, it’s easy for them because they just use the barber machine to shave and not much of cutting. if u want to look something with styling (ear length) hair, they would prefer to shave most of your hair and make u look like a grade schooler. 9 out of 10 men ‘s hair look pretty much the same.

Its a little pricey for Brooklyn. I did highlight and cut, also under color my hair. I like the result. A good alternative from the city! I like my hair style and color so good job there. Bring a picture of them to look at, I did. It didnt look exactly the same but its very close.
Oh Cash only!

This is my second time coming back to the hair station, I found everyone here to be extremely polite and competent. I got my haircut much faster than some other salons, people are efficient and their booking system is organized, time saving is extremely important for me. I had different stylist from the last time, both stylists were amazing. The stylists were very efficient and detail oriented, I definitely recommend this place to anyone who is thinking about trying something new and professional.

Hair Station provided me with superior service, all of their hair stylists have over 10 years of experiences and have always been pleased with my long hair cut. Their pricing is very reasonable and the environment has always kept clean and neat. I highly recommend Unilocaler to make an appointment for their haircut, so you don’t have to wait because it’s got nice flow of people.
Not only they provided me with excellent service and great haircut. The staff are always friendly and humbly take any suggestions. Everytime I went back, there is always an improvement.
Give them a try if you are looking for an amazing hair salon! Love it!

I really like Anna! She pays close attention to detail and you can tell she is dedicated to her job. However, although I showed her a picture of the cut I wanted, I felt like she still cut my hair the way she wanted to. I knocked off a star for that but yes go to Anna !

I had bright red hair and my roots grew out so I wanted to dye it to a more subtle color. They managed to dye my hair so that the whole thing was evenly colored, even though half my hair was super dark and half was light. For the first time my hair color actually looked like how it looked on the sample. My hair stylist was also very attentive and detail oriented. This was my first time and I will definitely return.

I have to give this place 1 star. If it was possible 0. I’ve been coming to this salon on and off because of their inability to cut my bangs properly. Yesterday, I came in for a trim for my bangs because the hair salon I usually go to is super busy.
I had great service when the lady washed my hair. She was very tentative to my needs. Loved her very much but once it was hair stylist’s turn, she messed up my day big time.
I came into the salon with long hair cut straight cut with long side bangs. I showed her a picture on how long I want it to be ONLY THE BANGS and I trusted her because she is a female and looks professional. She told me that it would look better if I got a trim. So I’m thinking «oh maybe I should since its been a while» I asked her if it’s a good idea and she said yes and that itll look way better than what I had before (MY HAIRSTYLE PRIOR TO HER MESSING UP WAS CUT MY A PROFESSIONAL, in an expensive salon) I didn’t have my glasses on so I can’t see what she is doing but once I saw her cut my bangs, I knew she messed up. I have a huge forehead and she cut it so short that half my forehead was exposed. She asked me if I wanted layers and I said no but apparently she did that even before she asked me if I wanted it. ALSO! She turned my straight cut into a V shape.
Basically the back of my hair has 3 different layers which I didn’t ask for. A V shape I never asked for and also she cut my bangs way too short. I didn’t realize she cut my hair into a V shape until I got home.
I called them back and explained to the manager what happened and how your hair stylist messed up my hair. Not a word of apology and he said what do you want me to do? WHAT KIND OF SERVICE IS THAT? Is that how you get customers by being so rude?
I’ve never been at a hair salon where the stylist decides to do what they want with the customers hair without first asking them. And says that their method is better and is what she wants to do. No wonder your salon was so empty yesterday. You are losing customer and probably your whole salon for being rude and hiring unskilled hair stylist. The only person I know that is good is probably Michelle which wasn’t there yesterday.

STEER CLEAR OF THIS PLACE IF YOU WANT BALAYAGE/​OMBRE.
I normally get my hair cut in Manhattan and have always had great results there. This time I didn’t feel like travelling an hour to Chinatown so I decided to research salons within the neighborhood of Bensonhurst that received high ratings. (Because when people rate an establishment 5-stars…it’s gotta be good right?) That’s when I stumbled upon the page of ‘Salon de Anna’ which only has 8 reviews but also has an average of 4.5 rating. After reading the reviews, I was completely sold and wanted to go to Anna. Thanks to a couple of the reviewers that said she actually closed her salon and is working at a different salon called ‘Hair Station’ So I visited her on Thursday and she was really sweet during our first encounter. She asked me how did I find out about her and I told her that I read reviews about her on Unilocal… she was so appreciative the entire time because of this. After my hair was washed, I showed her pictures of a long bob (lob) hair cut that I wanted and she was able to replicate it, but because the girl didn’t have layers my hair ended up looking really flat. I asked her if she can give me a little layers… and only a little because my hair hates layers since it’s always the part that becomes dry and frizzy. The hair cut turned out great, but honestly I would rather go back to my other stylist in Manhattan because she understands what I want. Another thing I liked about Anna is that she is not super chatty nor nosy, not the type that wants to know what you do for a living, where you work, where you attend school, etc. After I paid for my haircut and tipped, I asked her about hair coloring because I’d always wanted to do ombré. I showed her a picture of a girl with light brown ombré and black hair, and she said she would be able to do it for me if I’m willing to bleach my ends and it should be around $ 50. At that moment I was skeptical because I didn’t want bleach to ruin my virgin black hair so I just told her I’ll think about it.
Fast forward 2 days, I came back to the salon because I was so tempted to get my hair colored after lurking at Instagram pictures of girls with the Balayage/​Ombré hair. I showed her pictures of the Balayage hair style and I also specifically warned her that I don’t want any red/​orange tones because I think it looks tacky. She told me it’s inevitable for Asian hair to turn a little red/​orange after coloring, but she’ll make it work by applying a little bleach on certain areas. From there, she adjusted the pricing from $ 50 to $ 90 because she has to use 2 – 3 colors to achieve the look I wanted especially since I have really black hair. I was fine with this because it’s still affordable compared to the prices in Manhattan (–ahem– Hair something something) I was so scared when she started applying color and foiling my hair because with Balayage, you’re supposed to paint or sweep the color on the hair while creating a gradient effect. instead of foiling one shade at a time. At this point, I already feel like I made a terrible mistake coming in thinking I would receive the Balayage that I want at a fraction of what it typically costs. Then 4 hours later, after they washed out the after-​color treatment, Anna was finally ready to blow dry and style my hair. I finally got to see how it looks like, and boy I was disappointed. It wasn’t what I anticipated! The top of my head had streaky, orangey-​brown highlights. The inner-​bottom portion was bleached which she didn’t even tell me she was going to do during our consultation and the pictures I showed her didn’t even have that part bleached. While she was styling my hair, I asked if she knew about the Balayage technique which I had to repeat it to her a few times and clearly this is already a telltale sign that she doesn’t know or was probably never ever trained or attempted to do Balayage. (It’s absolutely my fault for not asking her during the consultation because I assumed she knows of the technique, just not the term, given that she used to own her own salon.) Lesson learned.
I don’t mean to bash Anna by any means because she really did take her time cutting my hair. But I can’t help but feel pissed off that the top layer of my hair has streaky orange strands and a bunch of yellowy-​blonde hair on the inner-​bottom portion (which I’ll eventually have to dye over/​do color correction when it grows out.) She said the streaky mess will eventually fade to a lighter shade, so we’ll see about that. After I’m done writing this review, I can’t wait to wash my hair.
Definitely go to Anna for an affordable $ 20 haircut, but DO NOT ASK FOR BALAYAGE/​OMBRE. This is not the place! I finally understand what they mean «You get what you pay for.» Don’t shy away from higher-​end, modern-​looking salons because the stylists and colorists there certainly do invest in their craft. I won’t be returning! (Really wished I blew that $ 178 (gratitude included) elsewhere.)

Was sad to hear that Anna (from Salon de Anna) had to close her shop but found her here. Anna has been cutting my hair for over 15 years and have always been pleased. Pricing is very reasonable and place has a nice flow of people. If you’re looking for a good haircut, ask for Anna.

I came here because my stylist recently started working there. I don’t think I will come back. The woman washing my hair was very chatty and almost got water in my eyes! When I asked her to be careful with the water, she brushed it off that the water didn’t get into my eyes. None of these workers have professional manner, that is why she got a $ 1 from me.

First time going to this salon and it was a nice experience. Compared to the other salons, I have to say it was pretty cheap. It was $ 55 for color and a trim. The people there were really nice and kept asking if everything was alright. But the coloring was a ⁹⁄₁₀ for me since I had uneven coloring before the dye, it had a uneven coloring in the end. It not a big deal since the colors were very similar and its not very noticeable. I recommend this place.

Ming has been my «barber» for years. He never disappoints.
Give them a try, they know their stuff.

Reasonable price. So far I visited this place twice. The first time I just had my hair wash and blow dry curly on one of the Sundays. I always visit hair saloon. I can easily tell the hairdresser I think named ah Ming is an experience guy. Therefore, I decided to look for him again on last Tuesday. However, he was off. I was welcomed by another hairdresser named Michelle. She is nice. She helped me picked and mixed the color for me after I told her I like burgundy. I’d my long hair dye and highlight and it costs me around hundred bucks which I think it’s fair. I received a lot of compliments from my friends. I would strongly recommend this hair saloon. It’s very crowded on my both visits on weekday and weekend. I noticed the clientele includes Asian, White and Spanish. I believe they must be doing a very consistent good work.

Been getting my hair cut here once every 1 – 2 yrs. I juat get a regular trim and no wash, I’m not a regular so I donr know the staff there well. I just go with whoever is free at the moment. I cam here today to get a 3 inCH trim and side bang. It came out alright. No complaints. Like most places they charge a little more for long hair cuts. My total came out to be $ 17 for the cut and I gave a few bucks in tips. While process was about 30 minutes. I. don’t talk during the seasion and I liked that my stylist (dont know his name, has tatoo on right hand) kind of knew that and didn’t try to engage me into a convo. It could also be that I don’t speak much mando, just canto.
Overall simple and quick haircut. I think I will content with the price and the quality I get here.

I have been cutting my here with David since my age of 14. He is great and care about his customers.

Good job

I was in dire need of a cut, and had seen the steamer for treatments inside when passing by, plus the listed price for hair treatment /​colour treatment: 30+ seemed ok. there are plenty of cheaper places on 8^th, as low as 15, but a certain level of cheap generally has a waste of money! type outcome. This place has cheery borderline-​neon walls, and keeps TVB on the tv in the front. Overall the interior ranks about the same as other similarly priced salons in the area. Cleanliness is so-​so. The stylists don’t always remove the last person’s hair from their brushes– gross! All the employees speak cantonese. The hair wash includes massage, but this place doesn’t do double rinse after cut unless you ask. Treatments for long hair, mine was to the middle of my ribcage, are 45, 55, 65, 85 ect. With a cut w/​blow&straighten it was 63. They have tabloids and chinese newspapers. I had brought a book. the treatment was ok, the steamer was an ok quality, definitely not matching those in japanese salons. considering that i was the one who was too lazy to venture past my neighbourhood i wasn’t complaining. Cut was fine. nothing spectacular, hubby likes it more than i do. My hair definitely looks better though, so overall i’m pretty happy. I’ll probably go back, but i may try another one of the numerous places nearby. Additionally, bathroom is clean if a bit lackluster, though the mirror is decent size. Obviously, cash only.

been getting my hair cut here for years. friendly staff, awesome shampoo experience. my stylist has an impeccable track record with me. only if there are many people ahead of me, do i get an other than fantastic haircut. there may be cheaper in the area, but hardly any better.
disclaimer– i am a guy with fairly simple needs as far as cutting and styling. i dont do color or have necessity for any other salon accoutrements.

Now that I’ve had some time to settle into my newly relaxed hair, I’m a little less than pleased that I paid over $ 100 and the process did not do what it’s supposed to do. (I’ve had Japanese straightening done before at Hayato and Jun’s on Mott St. with great results). Although my hair is straighter and smoother than it would be without the process, waves and frizz remain. :(

I almost gave it three stars, and if I REALLY cared about my hair, it would be three stars. That said, I went to Hair Station with the attitude of «What ever happens, happens.» As long as I didn’t get my hair colored, chemically straightened or curled, or shaved, I’d be just fine with it.
So I went on in and said I needed a hair-​cut. I was brought to the shampooing station for a lovely scrub-​down (don’t you love those forceful head massages while shampooing?) and then a quickie shoulder rub when I sat up. My shampoo-​masseuse escorted me to my stylist, I think his name is Sing, but I’m not sure. In fact, I couldn’t really understand anything he said. We used improvisational sign-​language. That’s why I say it could easily be three stars for anyone who doesn’t speak Chinese. I mean, really, ANYthing can happen. I said three words, «shorter, layers, yes.» From that, he followed what I said. I got (a lot) shorter and (a lot) of layers.
I suppose that I could have stopped him at any time had I cared that a ponytail was no longer possible. But I already shared my attitude about all that.
My one regret is that when he asked if I wanted it blown straight (he looked like he REALLY wanted to blow it straight), I said sure. My hair doesn’t do straight. I don’t like the look on me, and I don’t like the weird way it moves when it’s blown out like that. I mean, my hair is blown dry once or twice a year… in other words: whenever I get it cut. It just didn’t work out. And all the layers looked all choppy and hacked when blown straight. I was under the faucet within an hour of getting home.
I’ll go back. Even if just for the head-​scrubbing. For $ 25 plus tip, it pretty much rocks.