(***I am bad at remembering names, but the person who did my hair is great***) Contacted the business ( although you see it as Razors and Barbers Hemet East when you google it, Braids and Fades is the same thing/place (( or visca-versca )) )...
Read More(***I am bad at remembering names, but the person who did my hair is great***) Contacted the business ( although you see it as Razors and Barbers Hemet East when you google it, Braids and Fades is the same thing/place (( or visca-versca )) ) through google overnight ( like 12:30am) and they replied the next morning ( around 7:30am) before their business even opened ( at 8am). I thought that was great response time. Walked in to my appointment and was greeted as soon as I walked in and was made to feel welcome and comfortable. Definitely nice to see so early in the morning. The atmosphere was super chill and the time went by quick. All the employees were laid back and chill also. We had good conversations and the price was great for the work done. I walked in with a partially nappy fro ( see the 8am pictures with the fro ) and walked out with some very professional and well done work ( see the 10am results for comparison) . Tenderheads take heart, the braider, although she does some very tight braids, is very gentle and the warming brush she uses prior to braiding makes you feel really nothing. My wife pulls the heck out of my hair, this was relaxing by far for comparison. She ( the braider ) also gave me a helpful tip to increase the longevity of the braids. As for location, it is easy to find. It is in the Stater Brother's shopping center on the corner of Florida and Stanford. Right across from the Pizza Hut. Parking isn't an issue as there is parking curb side out front of the business and plenty of close proximity parking in the lot. I didn't pay attention to whether or not there was a ramp on the curb for easier wheelchair accessibility or not, so sorry for that. But the door into the business is not wheelchair accessible. You will need to open it manually, but I do believe ( I may be wrong) it is wide enough to compensate a wheelchair. I saw people of different ages, gender, and ethnicity come and go in my time getting braided up. All were treated the same; with that same warm welcome, professionallity, speed of service, and quality of work. In conclusion, I definitely recommend this business and the work they do. I will also be using their services again in the future.
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