Bleu Tangerine Salon & Day Spa

I haven’t been here in a couple of years for several reasons. My stylist did a really nice job cutting and coloring. However, it got more expensive every time i went. And the last time i went she was busy servicing another customer AT THE SAME TIME. after my wash she left me in a chair with towel dried hair (a mess!) and went to do the other lady’s eyebrows! Ya, i don’t think so. I was there 2 ½ hours for color and cut and it cost nearly 200 with tip (with no highlights), I“m sorry but the service was not good. For that amount of money i would expect to be treated better. So i have not gone back.

Oh please don’t go here, the owner once did my hair color correction and kept saying, «oh hey I learned this new razor technique mind if I try it?» (Sure I’m game) or «I saw this really great thing in color class mind if I try it?» (Again in here for color anyways so sure why not). What she failed to mention was how much much she was going to charge me for all these things, I owed $ 400 by the end!!! I wanted to cry, but I’m not good at confronting people in the moment. This was not the first time I thought their prices were outrageous but this was definitely the last time I ever went back. To be honest I couldn’t even tell she’d done anything special after all her bragging about her New York classes.

Went with 2 friends for a mani-​pedi trip. We all agree we will not go back.
A simple mani-​pedi with 2 of us going at the same time took OVER THREE HOURS.
The women that provided the service were nice enough, and the place was certainly quite clean. We even watched them re-​clean their tools during our service. But three hours was ridiculous.
To make matters worse, the service was inconsistent at best. During my pedicure, she massaged one leg, not the other. She applied the wrong color polish to my friend. The shellac French manicure one of my friends done was amateurish at best. The white tip was uneven and gloppy. By the end of the day it was already chipped.
On my plain-​old basic one-​color pedicure, the color wasn’t even applied evenly so I’ve got one big toe where it looks like she applied polish to my nail while it was still wet — like the polish didn’t even take. I can do a better job on my own toes after 2 glasses of wine. It sure would be better than paying $ 57 + tip for a crummy job.
So I’m giving it 2 stars: 1 because it was very clean and the other because the nail tech was easy going about fixing a nail that my friend smudged before we left the salon. I could easily have given it 1 star but I’m feeling generous today.

I always leave happy with my cut and I love the girl who cuts my hair. But the last time I was there, I heard gossiping between a stylist and her client. The content of the talk was not appropriate and both the stylist and client were being very loud and inconsiderate. My stylist did her best to stay out of their conversation which I was pleased by. I do not think it is professional to have a stylist gossiping along with her client and using rude language loud enough to hear throughout the salon. I hesitate to return because I look forward to not only a professional haircut, but a professional atmosphere. I am beginning to think that this place is driving away from professional.

I have been a client for awhile now. The color is good, but have not always been pleased with the cut. I like the salon, the décor and the location. But my last appt. last night will be my last. My appt. was at 6:00pm and I didn’t get out of there til 9:30pm. when I booked the appt. I told the receptionist I wanted a root touch up, and low lights and a cut. He only did the root touch up, because he advised me that I didn’t need it. And when I told him how I wanted it cut, he did it totally different then what I wanted. I HATE the cut and will never return again. I feel like he just wanted to do it his way and didn’t do the low lights because he just wanted to get out of there!
I’m usually very easy to please because my hair is very ease to manage, but this guy needs more training or needs to change his career.

I really wanted to love it here. 5 minutes from my house, average prices, and Deva (curly dry haircutting technique) certified. I scheduled a consultation for the haircut, and when the appointment came the stylist asked ‘do you want just a trim?’ I responded ‘I heard you were Deva certified, I need a Deva cut.’ We talked about my hair for a few minutes and all was well. She lightly fingercombed through my hair (arrggh!) and conservatively cut about an inch with some layering. Initially I liked the cut, but now as it is growing out, not so much. I’ve had Deva cuts in the past, and this wasn’t the same, each individual curl is supposed to be strategically cut, and I don’t see how this is accomplished with finger combed hair.
As I said I initially liked the cut, and returned for color a week later. I was on time but sat at the color bar for 45 minutes past my appointment start time, as she was busy working on another client. We even called the day before to confirm we would have enough time because I have a lot of hair, and my appointments take longer than expected. They told me ‘yes’ and even scheduled an extra 15 minutes. The styling at the end was almost non existent and the hood dryer made a mess of my hair.
FWIW, I love the color, and still do 2 months later, but I’ll be returning to my salon in Andover or Beverly.