Hers & His Hair Stylists in Rock Hill, SC

Great place for men and women to get haircuts. Susan, my girl is barber certified. She does a great job and always willing to work with your schedule.

I'm a student from the nearby University and I thought that i could just come in to test it out since I wanted my hair done for homecoming. I called the salon the day before and asked if they had any stylists that knew how to wash and style African American hair. The woman responded that some of the women did, but it depended on what I wanted. Since I simply wanted a wash and a little curl, I figured I would give them a try. The appointment process was easy and I was received for my (10:45) appointment at 11 o'clock, which isn't a long wait and I was told that when my stylist was done with her client she would take me. That was definitely acceptable and the waiting area was nice. At first, I believed that the young lady would be able to wash my hair and style it properly, she didn't use the proper shampoo for my hair (Just Pantene's version of shampoo/conditioner for African American hair-which does not have the quality ingredients needed to actually moisturize the hair properly). Regardless, I went through the hair washing because i just needed it to turn out so that my hair wasn't all over the place. When it came to the styling, it was by far the worst style I have ever received. Unless I got a new person, the stylists do not know how to style "Black" hair. She blow-dried my hair with a roller brush, which provided way to much body and had my hair all over the place. I was facing away from the mirror for the majority of time and therefore, there was no way for me to know how horrible it actually looked until towards the end. When I asked for the ends to be flipped up, she only flipped the back half of my hair and then for the front had it flipped under. I don't know if she didn't understand what I was asking, or just didn't know what she was doing. Towards the end, it was obvious that my hair looked a hot mess. However, the owner or receptionist kept coming by and noting how "pretty" i looked, when I really looked like I was 64 years old. It was absolutely terrible. I was totally unsatisfied, I looked much better when I came in to the shop than when I left. It didn't make sense to argue how poorly my hair looked because I knew that she, nor anyone else in the shop were remotely capable of doing my hair at that point. Sadly, I wasted $20 dollars, and walked back to my school's campus with my hood on because I did not want to be seen with such an ugly "hairstyle". The only reason why I'm giving this salon 2 stars (instead of zero) is because they actually provided many of the other women in the shop with beautiful hairstyles. I saw many (white) men, women, and child with gorgeous curls, haircuts, and braids. The stylist do know what they're doing, they just shouldn't lie and say they are capable of fixing black hair for a quick buck. I will certainly recommend this salon to my white friends, but not to any ladies with African American hair. Also, most importantly I should note that no one treated me differently for my race. I was not ostracized in anyway, they were all very polite and race isn't the issue. The issue is that they don't know how to style my hair type and completely lied both too my face and over the phone to me, and then had the nerve to charge me 20 dollars so I can run back to my room and try to salvage the damage they did to my hair. Ladies, if you have African American hair: DO NOT GO. They will make your hair look so much worst! Stay home and do it yourself or make the trip to Charlotte. Hers & His Hair Stylists are completely incapable of fixing our hair. Overall, I had a really horrible (and embarrassing experience) and I want to share it so no one else has to deal with this again.