CLondonStyles

I tried really hard no to write a review on the unfortunate outcome of my initial visit, but after 3 people have messaged me on Unilocal with similar situations, I feel obligated.
After moving back to DC in January, I decided to visit Camille for a sew in to give my hair a break from weekly blow outs. She was super sweet and my appointment went really well (minus she over-​booked and started my hair 30 mins late but it happens so whatever). I saw that she sold hair so I purchased 2 bundles of Brazilian Wavy. She installed and cut the hair into a beautiful bob; I honestly left loving my hair.
But as the week progressed, the weave began to matte terribly. The hair was impossible to comb and began to look bee-​hive-​ish. So I called her and asked her about the hair I bought and whether this was typical. She claimed that it wasn’t the hair, it must of been my up keep of the weave. I assured her it was the weave, but she vehemently said the hair needed a deep conditioning treatment to bounce it back to life. Immediately, I knew the hair had to be bad quality and when I mentioned that numerous of complaints have been made via Unilocal but other clients she said to ignore the postings.
Seeing that she replied to some of them validating that the hair was bad quality, I demanded a refund. She instead offered to redo my hair if I could purchase hair from another vendor. Accepting her offer, I removed the install and made another appointment with her with hope that she would remedy the situation.
But when I showed up for my appointment, she claimed that her intentions weren’t to redo my install, but simply remove the «faulty» hair and re-​install the hair I purchased from Her Imports which was a total no go since I had already removed the install and braids completely.
Needless to say, she wasn’t happy and did a horrible job braiding and installing the hair (she literally sewed in about 12 tracks!). I immediately took out the weave and went to get a blow out from Dry Bar
Obviously, I will not be returning :/

This was my first visit. I had to cut a lot of hair out of my head due to gum being stuck in my hair so I needed to find a good protective style until my natural grows back.
I found Camille on StyleSeat. I have a regular hair stylist however she only does braids and natural styles. I was really nervous about getting a weave for the first time.
I made the appointment fairly easy on style seat, and she gave me a call a few days prior to ask me about my hair, my style and if I needed hair. I’ve never bought hair before so I figured I would purchase from her.
Her salon is easy to find, you can literally see the Capitol from her shop. Parking says a one hour maximum in front of her building so I felt a little uneasy parking there for 3+ hours but she assured me it was okay. I never got a ticket while I was there 1030−2pm.
I came in, her assistant de-​tangled and washed my hair. I don’t remember her name but I don’t think she did a good job washing my scalp. I asked her to re-​wash my hair and she did so but I still didn’t get that «clean» tingling feeling that I’m used to.
Camille recommended that I get a dark rinse in my leave out since I had caramel highlights, she said it was needed to make sure the extensions would match perfectly… so being my first weave, I let her do her thing. Big mistake and a waste of my money!
She sat me under the dryer for what felt like a good hour while she proceeded to tighten up someone else’s hair and locs. I understand stylist double book all the time, but I feel like for the money I’m paying her, all the unnecessary hurry up and wait is ridiculous. Her assistant proceeded to then blow dry my hair then braid it up. She didn’t braid super tight, and it was quick.
The sew in itself was painless and quick… which now I know wasn’t a great thing. My hair looked great leaving the salon but a month later I have major complaints. The net she sewed in my hair I can feel sliding as I brush my hair, I feel like the extensions are super loose and the hair she sold me sheds terribly!!! No natural hair sheds this badly! I ended up paying almost $ 600 for this and I feel like it wasn’t even worth 60.

UPDATE TO REVIEW — — — — — — — -Firstly no special order was placed I SAW you walk over to another station and get the hair (you asked me three different times if I «want/​need hair» the first two being in the beginning of the process and the third time once I sat at your station for the actual sew-in…I think that’s considered insisting).Secondly selling a faulty product to someone and then requesting them pay for you to fix the faulty product you sold them is insane. Thirdly I clearly
stated the problems I had with the quality of install you did, let me break it down for you ;tracks loosening after about two weeks, as a «hair care specialist» I assume you would know rubber bands can cause severe breakage when not used appropriately, more edges being left out then requested, and lumpy braids. The quick weave is really no concern or care of mine I just think people need to know what their getting into when sitting in your chair. You just went from acknowledging our phone conversation to asking if I was sure you did my hair… that alone speaks volumes .Like I said people I would not recommend her services or products, the end. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — -I went to Camille after multiple people said she was great at what she
soon as I got to the salon the vibe was just all bad (customer service wise) but I decided to stay because I had already taken out my prior extensions. Once her assistant was done braiding my base Camille insisted I try out the extensions she was selling. I had already come with my own bundles but decided a shorter look would be fun. Any who to make a long story short the braid base wasn’t all that good. She put rubber bands on the ends of my hair before sewing it down (which causes breakage).After leaving her salon I noticed the hair was constantly tangling and shedding. I contacted her about a week and a half after my visit and asked if some solution could occur, I even suggested me eating the loss in regards to the hair I purchased from her & her just sewing the original hair I planned on using in for me. The response I got from her is she would sew the new hair in for me (on the old braid base) for $ 90 and she could send photos of the bad hair to her vendor so they can work the kinks out on their end. I just thought it was ethically wrong for her to sell me a product of bad quality & then not even fix the issue I had with her
that point I told her I would just go to someone else and hung
the way I just met someone who went to her three weeks ago for a quick weave… Camille was out of the proper cap and opted to go buy a stocking cap from the gas station. The girl took the quick weave down and b/​c the quality of the cap used was not up to par the glue had seeped through the pores of the cap onto her actual hair causing breakage and severe tangles. Camille is an absolute rookie who will fool you into thinking she knows whats best for your hair, don’t be fooled by her or her whack products/​customer service.

I’ve been going to Camille’s shop for a little over a year now and have nothing but positive things to say about it! She has played a pivotal role in keeping my hair healthy while I’m away from home. As a current college student, I find her prices very affordable and have even recommended some of my friends to her! Many of the reviews posted on this Unilocal go into detail about poor customer service and quality, but I honestly have never experienced these things. Yeah, an occasional wait here and there, but nothing habitual. I try to book my appointments during the week on «low volume» days when I have nothing to do because she seems to have ALOT of clientele on weekends, which can sometimes overlap into other time slots. She’s very professional and skilled. I’ve made her my home away from home hairdresser.

Amazing results every time. Camille is a professional. I normally go to her for a silk press and color on my natural hair. Every appointment is on time, and she tries her best to stay on schedule, but she takes the time to ensure every client feels special. It’s worth every penny. She always asks about the health of your hair and scalp, and gives great suggestions.
This last visit, I stepped on the wild side and had a full weave installed, with color and a closure. I had no less than a million questions about the process, the hair, the care, and she answered them all, without being snotty and rude. (She’s a sweetie)
If she ever decides she doesn’t want to do hair anymore, she could be a seamstress. These wefts are sewn in for dear life. I’m pretty active, and after the first wash — it hasn’t shifted or anything. Just a beautiful, natural looking install. I’ve had bad, what did I just spend my check on installs, but this was amazing. My husband is so pleased at the quality, of my weave (and He hates weave).
Just book the appointment. :)

I went to Camille’s shop last week to get a full sew-​in, and it’s the best weave I’ve ever had!
The install was quick and painless — usually I have to take pain meds if I get a weave because I have a sensitive scalp, but she had a very light touch that I appreciated. She also seemed to care about my natural hair, and this is sometimes hard to find in salons that cater to people with hair extensions. I wanted a weave to protect my natural hair, so this was a HUGE plus to me.
I used the hair from the shop, and it is very soft and easy to blend with my own hair.
At other salons in this area, there are upcharges and hidden fees. I knew exactly how much I would be paying before going in, and she didn’t throw any figures at me at the last minute. This has happened to me before, so I’m glad I knew what to expect.
She is a little more expensive than some other quickie-​weave spots, but she is well worth the expense, especially if you want a style that will last you a while and looks natural.

I booked Camille via StyleSeat because of her Instagram pictures. Her pictures are really nice and her sew ins look amazing. However I didn’t book a sew in because I wasn’t ready to make that commitment nor did I have those funds. I booked a color, which was something like $ 35 I think. My appointment was set for 4pm but around 1pm that day she called and said she had to be somewhere at 6 and asked could I come in early. That was no problem, I arrived before 2pm and she was just getting started taking a sew in out of a girl’s natural hair. The client before me also got a wash and her famous steam treatment!
Camille was very professional upon meeting! Upon arriving she gave me a Clairol book of colors she had available. It took me a while to pick something and that was ok because she was still with her other client. The wait was about a hour and a half, almost the time of my original appointment. I finally picked out 2 color choices like she told me. One was the highlights, the other was the color. When she was finished and I had to pay she said «since you got highlights added, you’ll pay a bit more than what you saw online» I said ok thinking it would literally be a few dollars more. It was $ 85 when she was done!!!
I didn’t get a good washing, like I had hoped. She was scrubbing my scalp like she had just gotten a full set and didn’t want her nails messed up. She asked how I liked my hair and I told her with a lot of body in rollers so the style can last longer and that I also needed my ends trimmed and a bang. While I was under the dryer another client came in looking for a track to be installed.
Instead of getting my full head rolled I got maybe 4 at the crown of my head and back under the dryer I went.
Finally, I got out after 6pm so I know she was late for whatever. My color overall was AMAZING and lasted for months!!! It would still be in if I hadn’t messed it up by trying to ‘touch up my roots’. My ends were not trimmed and I felt like my hair was still dirty.
I would probably go back to get another color only if I knew she wasn’t booked before me and had some place to be in a rush.

If I could give her zero stars I would.
Now let me give a run down of all the horrible mistakes she made.
I got a sew-​in with a part, color, and purchased the hair from her.
ALL HORRIBLE MISTAKES!
Color: Firstly, this girl only knows how to do one color, which is bleached. I specifically asked for platinum blonde and brought several pictures just in case and what did I get? Yellow a.k.a. bleached. Also, she clearly had dark brown hair and decided to dye my hair black to blend the hair. What the hell type of sense does that make?
Virgin Hair: Now, I’m quite sure there aren’t any girls in Brazil pulling out globs of hair every time they brush it and I’m quite sure their hair isn’t shedding everywhere they go. The b*tch did NOT give me virgin Brazilian, virgin Peruvian, virgin nothing! She gave me virgin fake sh*t. (As you can see, I am still very livid about my experience at her salon.) She very well knew that the quality of hair I purchased from her was poor but she sold it to me anyway.
Sew-​in: The braids are loose and the sew-​in is sloppy. There are edges of the tracks hanging off the braids and this is after only 1 week and a half.
In conclusion, DO NOT EVER PATRONIZE THIS ESTABLISHMENT. Buy your hair online and go to a color specialist.

Unfortunately, I don’t have a hairstyle to rate, but customer service means a lot, and that’s what my rating is based on. A friend of mine went to Camille, and although she had issues and had to go back and get her hair fixed the next day, she still recommended I try her. I have a normal weave stylist, but wanted to try someone new. I was teleworking that day, and needed to get in and out. Camille’s site says she does a partial weave in 1 hour. Now, I know better, because I normally spend a good 2.5 hrs getting my weaves done and styled… BUT, if Camille could do it in an hour, I needed to experience this. Her IG pics look good too, so I didn’t think I had much to lose. Her prices are a little more than I’m used to paying, but again, if she was this fast and this good, I was ready and willing.
My appt was at noon. Again, I was teleworking, so I did not want to be out of range for more than 2 – 2.5 hours. I called Camille prior to leaving home to see if I should wash my hair (still skeptical about this 1 hour thing). She said no, so I said cool and got dressed to meet her. I arrived about 10 minutes early. Camille seemed very nice. But i noticed that she was just finishing up braiding another customer’s hair. Red flag. But I sat down and hoped (and prayed) that I would get started soon.
12:00 came and went. 12:15 came… still waiting. I also noticed that Camille was moving rather slowly, while watching tv and checking her phone regularly. I was going thru the motions (inside), but kept my cool. Around 12:20, she offers to start washing my hair. Red flag. Now what now? How are you not even ¹⁄₃ of the way thru your clients install, and offering to wash my hair? I have been a fool for enough hairstylists in my day (i.e. spending all day in the salon), and I was not about to be «stuck» in that salon with wet hair.
I asked her if she thought I would be out of there before 2, and she asked me if I brought my own hair or if I’d be using hers; what kind of weave I was getting; and what kind of style I wanted. What? What does that have to do with you falsely advertising that you can do a weave in an hour, when it’s clear I’m going to wait an hour before I even get started? So at this point, I’m completely blown. I declined to let her wash my hair, and agreed to reschedule… NOT.
Before I pulled out of my parking spot, I got a notification my appt was cancelled. I had to laugh, but wow… just wow.
I really don’t think there was any malicious intent, and Camille did remain pleasant thru the whole thing, but it sucked because I had an event to go to the next day, and now I had to figure something out. Thank goodness I was able to get an appt with my regular stylist, and was hooked up.
It’s okay to be honest with how long it will take you to do people’s hair. A weave in an hour is unheard of and dang near impossible, when you have to wash and blowdry someone’s hair, braid it, sew the hair in, and then style it. Book the appts 2 – 3 hours apart so you can give your clients the quality service they are paying for. I really don’t get why stylists overbook like this. Her calendar never appears super booked, so I don’t know why the appts have to be so close together. I guess some people are okay with waiting or spending so much time in a salon, but I am used to 1 on 1 personal service, with a 3 hour window for whatever I want. Lesson learned… I will stick with what works.
I’m sure Camille is a great stylist, but I may never find out.

I have been going here for years! and Camille has been amazing! She is specializing in top of the line hair service. Trends are always changing and you can definitely get what you are looking for here. Weaves are not the only type of hair done, natural hair is treated as priority as well. The location is great for parking and its a warm and welcoming environment. There are also quality hair products sold to accompany the many different hair styles. I see most women are not willing to invest in the appearance and up-​keep of their hair which is important in this day and time. You should always want to look your best. Visit
to get a complete breakdown of the different services offered and pricing. My favorite service is the steam hair treatment at $ 30. There are also ways to save if you are a «Yelper» I also encourage asking for a free consultation. Online booking is easy.

I recently moved to the DC area for work and needed to find a good stylist in the area. My previous install since moving here was done by my friend who is a stylist in NYC. She is the bomb with installs and especially with the cut! Although I love her work, I realize it’s not realistic to travel to NYC every time I need my hair done! This is where my search began. I turned to Unilocal for some direction and came across Glamm Hair By Camille. The thing that made me book my appointment with Camille was the photos provided, the website and ease of making an appointment and of course the reviews of her work.
The appointment process was pretty easy, I went onto her website, reviewed her price list and booked my appointment. I received a confirmation email from the site after my appointment was set. Maybe a few weeks prior to the appointment, I received an email from Camille, she stated that she had a modeling job the day my appointment was scheduled and would need to reschedule my appointment for another day. When I didn’t respond right away, Camille politely called me to reschedule which I thought was very professional. We rescheduled the appointment over the phone and minutes after we hung up, I got another confirmation email regarding my appointment change. Loved it!
The morning of my appointment went smooth. I received a text from Camille stating that I could come earlier than my scheduled time if I wanted and although I left early enough to get there early, I got lost and still managed to get to the salon at my scheduled appointment time! The salon is small and is two stories. There’s a barber shop on the bottom I believe and the salon is on the top floor. The first thing that I noticed as I walked in were the black stairs leading to the salon, they were painted in a black lacquer which had glitter in it. Hey, what girl doesn’t love sparkle?! :)
The salon is cute, decorated in pink with black and white accents. There were two stylists working when I got there. Camille was there of course and another lady was there who appeared to do shampoo and braids. They were working on another client. I waited for a short while before the braider finished braiding and motioned for me to come over and get my hair shampooed. After she washed my hair, she braided me up while Camille finished the install on the other client. I didn’t mind the wait.
Camille was very nice while installing my hair. I could tell she was pressed for time as she discussed her modeling job while I was there both on the phone and with the other lady who shampooed/​braided my hair. I wear a bob and showed her photos of my installs and how I usually wear my bob and like it styled. It’s usually pretty sleek with layers.
So, with all this greatness, why only three stars you ask?! Well, I didn’t particularly like my hair, at all honestly, however I do feel that Camille is talented and I would recommend her again. For me, the bob just wasn’t cut right. I’m no hair stylist, but I do know that with bobs, it’s all about the cut. I saw a photo on Unilocal of a bob that she did and I liked it but when I looked in the mirror, I didn’t see that sleek bob with layers that I was used to and was pictured. My hair was choppy and didn’t lay well at all. I wasn’t looking for an exact replica of a photo, that’s impossible but once the styling was complete, my hair was flipped and just wasn’t sleek at all. I wasn’t sure if it was because the flat iron wasn’t hot enough or because Camille was rushed to meet the person on the other end of the phone who was on their way to pick her up to head to the airport. It could have been many things, who knows!
Nonetheless, I used my $ 45 for $ 25 Unilocal coupon which brought my total from $ 250 to $ 205. I got in my car and nearly cried but I was optimistic that it could have just been the way that my hair was styled that I didn’t care for so much. Once I got home I immediately flat ironed all of the tight curls and flips out into my sleek look thinking this would give me a better picture of the cut, it did. I tried to fix the lose ends myself but then I looked at the back of my hair with a mirror and knew that I needed a new cut. I went right back to Unilocal to find another stylist in Northern VA where I live. I was able to get an immediate appointment at another salon and the stylist fixed the cut for $ 25, so I guess that Unilocal coupon came in handy anyway. I won’t list the name of the salon on here as that’s not relevant.
Overall, I think Camille did a nice job on my install. It could have been much worse as this was my first experience with a DC stylist. Although I’m used to my hair being braided into a beehive pattern over straight corn rows for a flatter look, the install itself if fairly decent and the other stylist made the same observation. I’d recommend her to others who are in the area and maybe to those who rock longer looks which don’t require as much precision in the cut as a bob.

Camille is awesome! Not only is it super easy to book an appointment with her, but she does great work!
Since I’m an «online» kind of gal, I love that I can book with Camille a day or two before via her appointment book online. It’s set up to also send a reminder text as well, which I think is a nice touch.
The salon is totally cute also. Nothing too fancy, but comfortable, airy and professional. I also love that there is not that element of «gossip» culture there, or at least doesn’t seem to be.
Camille also takes the time to ask you questions before taking any action on your hair, which is so important.
I feel comfortable and confident when she does my hair, so hopefully you will too!

I thought long and hard before posting my review. However, as a second time client I feel that my review is necessary and it may be helpful. Although I haven’t seen her work in person, what influenced me to make an appointment with Camille were her Unilocal reviews, and the pictures depicted on Unilocal as well as on Styleseat. There’s no denying the pictures of her work are amazing!!!
Both times I’ve gotten a full sew-​in weave and surprisingly both times I was disappointed. Luckily I purchased Unilocal deals, so I only paid $ 150 (regular $ 250). I would have been a more dissatisfied customer if I’d paid the full price for the service I received.
My first appointment with Camille was in October 2012. I was going on vacation to Riviera Maya so I needed something conducive to the weather and for swimming. The second time was in January 2013, the weekend of my inaugural events. The first weave wasn’t as bad as the second. I was upset mainly with the install of my weave. Although my cornrows weren’t too tight as I’d requested, they were too big. My perimeter was left out so that I could put my hair in a ponytail if needed, but I couldn’t because my cornrows were visible if I tried to pull it up. My track was also visible on the left side where my hair is left out for my side part. The back was very lumpy and it stuck out. The tracks weren’t evenly sewn-​in, meaning there was too much space in between some of my layers. My style didn’t even last throughout the day. Overall I think it was a sloppy job. I took my weave out after 1 week because my hair just didn’t look good at all. I’d taken photos right before I took it out which I’ve uploaded to show what I’m describing (which were removed by Unilocal).
I wish that my experience could have been different, because Camille is extremely professional, timely, and the atmosphere of the shop is welcoming.

Camille is the truth. I got my hair done back in October before my husband’s birthday, it’s now December and my full sew still looks great. I was able to go on my lunch break and made it back before the end of the day. The hair she provides is good quality and blends very well. The convenience and quality will make me a regular customer for sure. I’m hooked.