Regis Salon

It’s less than two weeks since I’ve been in and my color is almost gone!!! I only use professional products and do not over wash it, yet here I am with severely faded hair. After being there for nearly four hours you would think it would look good for at least a month.

I am so so so happy with my experiences here. I starting seeing the stylist with a side shaved head here a few months ago, Alexis. She gave me a haircut which I was very pleased with– curly hair can sometimes come out a total 80’s style frizzy mess– so I decided to head back (ha! Get it?!) when I found myself at this mall again. Thankfully Alexis was free and I was able to get a second cut from her, as well as a style I had never tried before. She made sure I was comfortable with the style, process and final look. I felt very confident and comfortable the entire experience, and I highly recommend Alexis and the Regis salon to anyone.

Just awful! Walked in for a simple cut. Was quoted a price and when I left it was 3 times what I was told! She spent forever, well over 45 minutes, on a simple trim. I saw other people come and go in the same time I was there. She put so much product in my hair, I mean tons and tons, I left a greasy and oily weighted down mess and had to go straight home to wash it out and then go back to the mall to finish my errands. The cut is uneven and needs to be fixed but I don’t want to go back there to have them do it. It was a total waste of time and money and a real bad cut on a very simple bob.

I love my new color! Jordan did a great ombré! She listened to what I wa ted and nailed it. I was hesitant to make such a change but she encouraged me and it turned out perfect!

I made a Unilocal account just so I can give credit to Ms. Holly from Regis Salon in Lakeline Mall for my beautiful new color and highlights.
Holly told me she has been working with hair for over 40 years– her years of experience really speaks for itself. This lady knows her stuff. Although she is not young as the other stylists there, her talent and style is on par, if not above the rest. Throughout the coloring process, Holly was very informative and would tell me step by step what she was going to do to my hair. Holly not only took care of my hair, she took care of me as well. She was sweet enough to bring over a few magazines and water for me to drink as we were waiting for the color to come in. She is also attentive and also conversed with me throughout the process to help make time fly and always checked up on me by asking every now and then if everything was alright.
I gave this review 4 stars because it took Holly about 4 hours (345 – 730) to color my roots and highlight my hair, along with the wash and dry; oppose to the 2 – 2.5 hours it usually takes my stylist back in R. I to do. Although she took great care of my hair, this was the longest I’ve ever been in a salon. Other than that Holly’s service was awesome and I am satisfied with the results. Regis salon, you recruited a wonderful stylist. Holly’s a keeper!

Tina did my hair I wanted highlights when she showed me my hair my roots were orange! She said it was a «pretty fall color» yeah because it’s orange! Manager Jordan did nothing they took 180.00 of my money let me walk out with orange hair. Highway robbery! Not really mad at Tina I know stuff happens but I atleast deserve some of my money back had to pay another stylist 150.00 to fix it total spent 320.00 not including tip. Ugh

A couple weeks ago, I bleached my hair twice trying to go from dark reddish brown to a golden blonde. I ended up with orange/​blonde/​brown hair with blonde roots and splotches all around. I immediately set up an appointment that evening with Diana (master designer). She is AMAZING. She fixed my roots and the uneven colors with a light auburn, added blonde high lights, put a color glaze over my hair, and even washed, styled, and cut my hair. All of this came to only $ 120 (plus a $ 20 tip I was happy to give) and my hair went from a fried hot mess to a gorgeous reddish strawberry blonde. I will be coming back to her for more highlights and root touch ups.

Don’t get the male stylist here. I am not sure of their names, but he is not good. I did not catch her name, but if you go, I suggest requesting the stylist that has the first station to the right when you walk in. She was able to kind of fix the mess he was making.

Yesterday, I woke up sad because my shoulder length curly hair was long overdue for a shape-​up-​trim and my favorite hairstylist had retired. It had been 4 months since my last cut and I was fed up with the weird shape that it typically took when I ignored it. After calling a very expensive trendy salon and being put on hold for 5 minutes, I hung up and began to read online reviews for salons near my house. After reading a few good reviews for the Regis salon at Lakeline, I called them and asked if they had any available appointments that morning. A very nice woman on the phone said she could fit me in at noon with Huong. Long story short: Huong cut my hair and I LOVE it. She is a very sweet and attentive hair stylist. She was careful to not cut more than I wanted. And, she did a great job cutting AND styling my CURLY hair. Anyone with curly hair will tell you, it is not easy to find a good curly hair hairstylist. Well — I have found one. And, her price will not break my bank!
During my time at Regis, I saw three women getting color treatments. Two were blonde, one was a dark auburn. I don’t know how they felt about their colors, but I thought they looked great!

I realized that I only write reviews when I’ve had bad service (like writing sad things in my journal), so I decided I should try to give props too. My hair saga continues, after spending $$$ on Aveda Breezes (bad review) I gave up on the hoity toity shops and scheduled a random appointment at Regis in the mall. I ended up with this kid named Trey. I have a convertible and my thin hair was in a pony tail that had been whipped into a frenzy and twisted up in formidible knots by the convertible so when I sat down, I’m sure he silently gasped (though I couldn’t tell). He polititely began the tedius business of untangling my mop without a single complaint. He asked what I wanted, I told him highlights and asked him to help me with a cut. This is what I loved about him. He didn’t talk much (my business is talking all day long and when I’m getting a service, I just want quiet), he hummed sometimes to the music which was pleasant (he seemed to be enjoying himself) and he began working on my hair. His hands were terribly miscolored so I asked him if he had a color accident, he responded by saying he had done that at home coloring his own hair, said he lives and breaths hair and is at it all the time. He seems to really love what he does. He listened to what I asked for with the color, which frankly, was fine, not spectacular, but good enough, but when it came to the cut, he performed magic. The cut was by far the best cut I’ve had maybe in my life. My scraggly, thin hair looked thick and bouncy. I got compliments for WEEKS afterwards, (I see between 40 and 50 different people a week and nearly everyone, men and women, asked who had done my hair; and the best part is, it even grew out beautifully. I would never have dreamed a kid in a mall shop could do such a great job. I will be following him around if ever he ends up with his own shop. If you go in, ask for Trey. PS… if you like a chatty hair dresser, I’m sure he would chat with you, but what I liked about him is I think he responded to the customer… I dont’ like to talk, so he matched me. I hate it when I go in and my hair dresser feels like they need to entertain me and if I’m quiet they keep talking to try to get me to talk. If I’m quiet, it means I WANT quiet. Don’t be afraid of this mall shop, just make sure you get Trey.

My only complaint is the price (hence the lack of a star). Im a married college student and I would get my haircut more often if it were not for the price. I end up getting a short edgy bob, then letting it grow out for 6 months before I can afford to pay for another cut. So they quoted me one price over the phone. Then I get there and they added an extra fee because my hair’s length, which was medium (a little below my shoulders), ok whatever. Then they added an extra 10 dollars because they needed to use the flat iron to style my hair. Next time I will ask if I can bring my own flat iron in and do it myself. It ended up costing over 50 bucks not including tip. Maybe if it was cheaper, I would come in more often throughout the year.
I gave it 4 stars because of the girl that cut my hair. Her name is lizzy. She was very friendly and nice. She listened to exactly what I wanted and made sure that I was apart of the process the entire way. Always asking me if it was ok to cut it one way or another throughout the appointment just to make sure that my vision was executed in the way that I imagined it. For this, I am very grateful because so often I go into a hair appointment, tell them what I want, and they cut it how they want and often too short, making my edgy bob, look like a beatles haircut and leaving me feeling disappointed and emotional. I give Lizzy 5 starts all the way. I left that salon feeling supremely satisfied which offset the fact that I had to spend a little more.
–Sadly, I just called up there to schedule my semi-​annual appointment, and Lizzy no longer works there.

Terrible! I should have known better than to walk into a mall salon. I was tired of a lot of these pretentious, overpriced places, but now I’m thinking that you just get what you pay for. :(
The first stylist Jordan was very nice, but I should have been warned by the way her own hair was orange and fried to a crisp. I was changing from a dark brown to a more natural-​ish red, and she warned me that the color may come out a little bit darker than I would like.
Okay, no problem, hair color is not always an exact science, and I am not an overly picky person.
I asked her not to bleach my hair, but she began to bleach it anyway. She later told me she already explained that she had to (once she had already began and it was too late) to get the red I wanted, but I would rather have a slighty darker red than bleached hair.
Long story short, my hair game out bright, easter egg, candy apple red. My poor hair looked like a cupcake frosting had got it on with a pink flamingo.
The color itself was cute – for a wig, not for real hair. I’m not a confrontational person, so I didn’t know what to say. I did tell her I didn’t like it, but she couldn’t do anything about it without damaging my hair.
I sucked it up and decided to try to get used to it because I thought that she had at –least– cut my bangs correctly.
The next day when I was brushing my hair, I found three or four locks in my bangs she had missed, and were much longer than the rest of it – I had to cut these with my own scissors at home.
Even worse, after being teased constantly about my easter egg hair at the workplace, when I walked out of the shower 2 days later…
My hair looked like a calico.
It was orange in some parts, brown in others, red in a few spots, and even GREY in others. Even my straight male roomates were horrified when I came downstairs with a: «What did she DO to you?!»
I wanted to cry; I felt awful.
I called the salon to have it fixed. I informed the manager about what happened, and she said she couldn’t verify what was done to me 2 days ago, because Jordan had taken her client cards. This wouldn’t have bothered me except Jordan then CALLED MY CELL PHONE (which I told the manager to not have her contact me before) and was very rude, abraisive, and accusatory.
I hung up the phone, and after she called one more time and I didn’t answer, I think she got the hint.
The next day I went to have it fixed, and while the ladies were very pleasant, two days later there were big orange splotches in my hair. Ugh.
I’m done with mall salons.

I used to go to a hoity toity salon for most my life and when my stylist quit, I got desperate and ended up in the MALL of all places.
That was four years ago and I have been seeing Francesca every 6 weeks since– she’s now the manager and runs a very tight ship. She knows every product intimately, is fairly priced, extremely detail oriented and no one would ever know that I have wavy dish-​brown hair– Francesca has made the world think I have gorgeous, shiny straight mocha hair for years!
I LOVE FRANCESCA– maybe I should put up a picture of me in a shirt that says «I heart Francesca at Regis»??? :) Call her right this minute for an appointment, then come back and thank me for your life getting so much more awesome. lol

Janeth at Regins at the mall is fantastic! She has cut my hair twice and I am «picky». She did as good a job as the $ 75 per haircut salons I have gone to.
She also cut my son’s hair — again, great job!
She is very patient and listens.
Only down side. Janeth only works weekends — so book ahead.

Looking for a hair salon in Cedar Park with openings on a Saturday morning is difficult. Cut, maybe. Cut AND color – que imposible! (I think I actually heard the smirk as I walked out of one joint).
A nice, and extremely helpful, lady at one of the three salons I ventured into actually recommended Regis in Lakeline mall. I’m so glad she did. I only had an hour to wait, and hey, I’m in the mall so I’m sure there’s a store or two to occupy my time (the Dollar Store just across from Regis gave me a reason to blow $ 20 and buy things like grapefruit foot scrub and sparkly pencils).
Two things I like about this Regis:
1. Close to my home
2. Before starting any cutting or coloring, they give you, in writing, an estimate of much your bill is going to be. Kind of like when you take your car in for repairs…
Cut, highlight and lowlight = $ 123
Ask for Janeth – (there is an H at the end of her name) – she asked a lot of questions and clarified what I wanted before doing anything. I’ve got brushes older than her, but she knows her color!
One thing they don’t have, which struck me as odd, is a waiting area. I don’t mind hanging out at a salon if I have a stack of magazines from which to select my next ‘do…and read all those trashy gossip magazines I would never DARE buy… LOL