Honey Salon in Bellingham, WA

They were changing their appointment software at the time, totally forgot about me. Totally ruined my hair to the point it was breaking off for a month afterwards. I paid for someone with experience....$350.00 to totally destroy my hair. Then they had the nerve to have some young lady call to set up a return visit! Would never recommend this salon!!

Unfortunately I've given them a year and many attempts but after literal months of growing my hair back after one of their stylists cut it all off, a few days ago I went back to have some bleaching damage trimmed off and put into a style for growing it out... And all my hair was cut off again. Like all of it. I've never felt so ugly, and upon examining who did my hair a little bit more. It turns out she's an apprentice? But I'm paying full price. And the guy who cut all my hair off months ago? He wasn't a women's stylist at all. He was a barber. Which I didn't know because it wasn't listed anywhere prior to me booking with him and him cutting all my hair off. I even showed the two people up front. The picture I gave him versus the haircut he gave me and they both made a face and one of them kept saying, "Oh my god. No, no not really? He didn't do that based on that picture?" So I'm not the only person seeing the problem. Unfortunately after sending a polite email to the owner with the same images after her own staff confirmed how bad the cut was, I never heard back. So I'm doing the thing I've never done before in my life and I am giving this place a negative review just so people can understand... Maybe you're going to be paired up with a barber, maybe you're going to be paired up with an apprentice who has never done a cut like you're asking for before, and who won't tell you until afterwards when they've made a little whoopsie out of your head, and you're going to pay for it and you're going to be unhappy about it and then you're going to have to find a different salon. So I would just cut out the whole, getting a bad haircut part of it and just go somewhere with fully trained stylists who already know what they're doing. If you want to get a discount haircut from people who are learning, I would suggest going in eyes wide open to a beauty school. But since I wasn't aware that this was a beauty school, and I'm paying $80 for a short haircut, I would still suggest you just go to a beauty school. Get the discount if you're going to roll the dice.

Elijah is amazing. He listened to what I wanted exactly and helped provide some knowledge to help me maintain my haircut and style. I highly recommend to see him for a cut and all your coloring needs.

I had a hair trim at this Honey salon that turned out to be a butch haircut...way too short and too thinned out. I shared my dismay with the manager, Ashley, and she politely offered me a credit and free service for my next visit. Since that offer I have called to check on the credit only to be told there was a problem with their system and she offered to send me a refund check. I gladly accepted her offer and two weeks later, still no check. It has been over a month and when I called two days ago to find out what the delay was, I was told Ashley was in a meeting and would call me right back. Still no call back. I thought they were operating in good faith, but I am sorry to say their client service for me has been very poor. Not very good public relations either. I won't be advising people to go to this salon.

Here's the thing, the stylists are amazing. However, first time clients are NOT warned about the abysmal parking situation nor are they given any information on how to find the salon. One rainy day, they took in the signs that are usually outside, and in the foyer, the signs were left out with their arrows pointing the wrong direction. I think they could really work on their customer service to new clients in this respect. It's hard to park and hard to know where to find the salon. I hope they can address this issue.