B-Bombshell Salon

Sabrina understood exactly what I was looking for and gave me a great layered hair cut with face-framing and volume at the crown. I was also looking for layers which is somewhere between blunt and blended-in at the back and she did a great job in making it look so neat and balanced. I'm relieved to find a stylist that understands my needs and also does what complements my face and hair type the most.

I am super pleased with my first visit to the salon, it definitely won’t be my last! It’s clean, fun/ funky and really welcoming. Sarah was very knowledgeable, and patient with my curly hair. I would recommend them to any of my friends. The salon is obviously geek friendly and doesn’t shy away from “non traditional” styles. Plus they don’t just say they’re a safe space for queer folk, they actually ARE.

I usually LOVE this place. Ashley and Lindsay are amazing. I've gotten my hair cut here and it is a very comfortable atmosphere. The only disappointment is they don't have a great range of services. No one seems to be able to do a perm which sucks.

Got my hair trimmed yesterday and had a wonderful experience with Chevy. Staff was friendly and it felt super safe despite my slightly unusual style requests haha. Definitely recommend, I'm hoping to do colour next time perhaps.

Omg, I had SUCH an amazing experience with Suzie. She knows her art and didn't mind going over my haircut multiple times simply because I'm so picky and insecure when it comes to shortening my hair. We ended up readjusting my haircut twice and she was so patient the whole time. I've never felt this confident and fabulous after leaving a hair salon with a haircut this short! + The salon itself has a super nice deco and laid-back atmosphere which makes you feel really at ease. 100% recommend.

Went for colouring services only. The end goal was a pastel colour, if possible. I’m realistic. First session on April 21st went all good; Removed some pre-existing colour, bleached, and applied a nice bright shade. Not pastel, but all good, it looked nice. Left happy. Went back on June 4th for second session to go lighter; second round of bleach, followed by colour remover because the shade of semi-permanent colour that was applied during the first session left my hair stained green even though I was assured it was only a semi-permanent and would lift out (it did not). But no problem, eventually left with a beautiful pastel shade and was completely thrilled… until I got home and noticed the backside of my hair had melted off and noone had the decency to tell me at the salon. Stylist said it was overprocessed. Yeah, bleach was left on my head for a full hour then colour remover was applied right after. I was watching the clock trying to trust in the professional. Was offered a free undercut/haircut to make up for melting off years of hair growth but opted not to - would rather have my hair back. Traumatized from the hair loss but ohwell, the colour was perfect so tried to cover the missing hair with hairstyles. Still doing this months later waiting for it to grow back but it will take at least 10 years to reach the length it used it be. Tried to forgive and forget, maybe it was just an honest mistake. Stupidly went back for a third session July 24th to get just roots touched up since how can anything go wrong with just a touchup? This time I left the salon with a bright non-pastel shade again like it was after the first session. So all of the hair I lost previously reaching the pastel shade was for nothing. Also had discussed multiple times at the first two sessions that I do not like pink-tones and wanted blue-tones. After third session somehow left with hot pink tones. Bottled my rage but did cry at the sight of it and after getting shafted for a second time by this same stylist. Was told by the stylist that she is not a therapist, lol. Nice. Manager attempted to cheer me up and I was given a shampoo to help fade the ugly bright pink. Spent the next several weeks scrubbing my head with baking soda and shampoo mixtures at home to fade the colour some. Thousands of dollars gone, plus large tips paid at first two sessions, roughly 18+ hours of my life gone sitting there, and left with large chunks of missing fried off hair now looking ridiculous. Hair destroyed. Have been dying my own hair with products from Sally’s since then with no issues, no melted hair and nice pastel shades as intended. Will never go to a hairdresser again in my life. (The photo is of after the second session - my hair was past waist length before this.) Finally worked up the courage to post this half a year later… Do colouring yourself, don’t trust your hair to other people.

I asked Talisa to cut my curly hair however she thought would make it easy to deal with and optimize my curls, and she absolutely nailed it. My hair is now low maintenance, healthy looking, and curlier. The salon was also super welcoming in atmosphere and all the stylists were very kind.

First of all, this salon gets extra points because there was an amazing She-Ra rainbow decal on the front glass so there’s that. Jen was my hair stylist. They made me feel so welcome, and the conversation was so organic that I kid you not, I had no idea any time had passed when my hair was done. I got a sick undercut from them, they made sure I liked the result, and they gave me exactly what I was looking for. The place is well decorated, geek goodies EVERYWHERE. A lot of hairdressers are LGBT, so it’s very welcoming and non-judgmental. This is my new hair-salon, they’re amazing and if you got this far into reading my review, you really should go!