Melania’s Hair Design

Go to primo an older Dominican… the owner is money hungry don’t really care about the customer… she is willing to milk you out of money any way she can

Great barbers. Can’t speak for the salon let of it. Go to primo. Best fades and shape ups in town. Older Dominican gentleman. He is definitely on point.

I Was here yesterday with my son, and I just want to said that the attention was amazing, and the cut for my son was very very good.
Thanks.

SAVE YOUR MONEY!!!
— I have Natural Hair
I was given a Wash and Condition, The wash was wonderful, the condition NOT so great, after washing my hair it took at least 5 minutes before someone came back over, Had to Re-​wet my hair and it slapped in on my head and only rolled part of my hair, then under the dryer for 55 minutes, then sat for another 32 minutes. While combing my NATURAL hair, I felt chunks being pulled from my scalp. Since no one speaks English but a few, they decided to talk about my hair. I had to wait another 20 minutes before someone cold finish my hair. I left without leaving a tip and I walked about with 2^nd degree burns on my head,. Moral of the story don’t go there also they may want to think about talking about people who they think are black, being a Puerto Rican with Natural Afro hair, I understood EVERY word. Be kind! OHHH and they also held some kind of church service and handed out food. NOT PROFESSIONAL

Not much to say about this spot except that it is overpriced and the service is mediocre. The late hours are great and the cleanliness of the salon are the positive attributes of this salon.

I went there for the first time and I wish I would’ve gone sooner. I live right down the street from it and thought it was only a barber shop. They did a great job on my hair. The only downside was customer service. It is a Dominican salon and I don’t speak spanish so not much was said from a customer service standpoint. I just wish they said things like «Hello and welcome!» or «Comeback again.» A little goes a long way.