Blo Blow Dry Bar in Fort Worth, TX

They did a great job and super sweet!! Highly recommend!! The atmosphere was very relaxing.

Lyvi was AMAZING!! My hair looks and feels so good. I got the hair mask + scalp massage and I highly recommend. Will definitely be back.

I went to Blo because they had an opening and every other salon in town was booked. My mom and I came in for two blowouts. Neither of the stylists told us their names and now I see why. I told my stylist I wanted a classic blowout with volume. My stylist's cell phone rang loudly next to my head while I was getting shampooed, and then she continued to not use any product on my hair, which is so dangerous! She blow dried my hair and proceeded to curl with a straightening iron... it was a mess. She yanked at my hair and made me feel uncomfortable. My mom's stylist didn't say a word to her other than when she asked her what style she was looking for. All the stylists were yelling to eachother through the mirrors the entire time we were at the salon. It was the weirdest experience, and after all that I had to go home, re-wet my hair, and restyle it. This was a waste of time. Go to Drybar!

I usually go the Drybar but was wanting to save a few extra dollars since I did not have an event, just broke my arm and couldn't shampoo my own hair. First I arrive 15 minutes early doors are locked even though posted hours are 9am-7pm. She did show up at one for my appointment looking like she just crawled out of bed. Paid 15 extra dollars for a 10 minute scalp massage that total time being shampooed was less then 5 minutes, asked if that included the scalp massage was told yes. The place looked dirty, I will not be going back.

I admit, we were 7 minutes late. My daughter was five days postpartum and, any mother knows, seven minutes late with a new baby is actually great timing! We even called in route and said we will be there in 5 minutes. The young woman on the phone said...."As long as you're here within 10 minutes of your appointment time, everything will be fine." Well, it wasn't. We walked in 7 minutes late and were told, NOPE. The young woman said she had spoken to her manager and we could not be served. Now, let me add at this point, there was NOT A SINGLE CLIENT IN THE SHOP. Suddenly a man appeared from the back, told me the two women at the front were 'new', he wasn't sure why they were refusing service and he offered to wash and style my daughter's hair. She declined. The woman had been so smarty pants, my daughter was done. When I turned to leave, upset and exasperated, one woman had the nerve to say, "Have a Blessed Day." She had shown ZERO companssion, so I found her comment condescending and frankly, smart aleck. And I told her so. Now here is the kicker: They had my credit card number, CVC and expiration date. It was supposedly 'encrypted.' Within four hours of that interaction, my CC company notified me that there are THREE purchases to Edible Arrangements totalling $240.00 and one purchase to Tiff's Treats for $85. Weird, right? Coincidence? Who knows? Is somebody full of fruit and cookies? Maybe. Today I went to DryBAR on Hulen. They were awesome.