SALON 66 in Arvada, CO

Looking for a new hair stylist? Lou (Lucille but she prefers Lou) is fantastic, she is the whole package! Lou takes the time to understand your preferences, offers valuable insights, and is amazing with color, her skills are impressive! As we know, a stylist who can deliver the color you imagined is a valuable find! Their online portal for services, price listings, and appointments is awesome. Easy to work with, explains what each option is (for those of us thar get confused and don't know the lingo lol). Sends you a text to remind and confirm your appts without hitting you up with marketing. So efficient and useful for us busy folk! To top it off, everyone at Salon 66 is so kind and friendly, very welcoming atmosphere yet also chill which is great. The overall experience was amazing, leaving me not only with a fantastic new color but an overall positive salon experience. I highly recommend Lou and Salon 66 for anyone looking for a new salon!

Just a great place - breezy atmosphere and fun stylists and clientele - I booked with Julie for grey coverage and cut and she did exactly what I wanted -very experienced and quick. Very fair prices too

My hair stylist moved out of state and I've been trying to find someone new that I like. I kept striking out until I found Kelly on Groupon. She did an amazing job and was the first time I've ever had a deep conditioning treatment with heat. I would highly recommend Kelly at Salon 66 as she does great work and an incredible price.

Flora did my hair and she was excellent! Cut and color turned out beautiful! Super cute salon with very nice people. Very happy!!!!

I feel really bad that I have to write this review but it's important I do. It's been awhile since I had my hair done here and I fought with myself for months about writing this because a mutual friend suggested this place...so I was feeling guilty. Each day that goes by my hair is starting to grow and get stronger but all of the broken hair is a constant reminder of what happened at salon 66 the day that my hair was ruined. I'll start by saying that my hair is a level 7 on the color scale which is not very dark at all, I'm about a medium/dark blonde naturally. So I go in with the expectation that my stylist Christine knows what she's doing and I put my full trust in her...she made me feel very at ease. Never for a moment did I think she didn't know what she was doing. So all I wanted was a fairly heavy balayage ombré with platinum blonde (keep in mind I have done this same procedure about 3-4 times throughout the years and never had any issues) my hair lifts very fast and never needs to process longer than 35 min. I was under the dryer for at least 60 min which in my mind was way too long but I didn't think that I needed to say anything because she was the expert and she knew what she was doing right? WRONG. So I get done processing and I did get a little long layer trim nothing significant just dead ends...and my hair felt extremely light...much more than it ever had before, which surprised me since I only got a trim not an actual cut. So it looks amazing but something just feels off with my hair...she keeps stressing how important it is to never brush my hair without putting a good amount of leave in conditioner or oil which I knew already but she seemed overly concerned about it...I normally don't wash my hair for 5-6 days after getting it bleached anyway. I get home and I put my hair up in a messy bun and this was when I realized something just didn't feel right...my hair felt thin, mind you...my hair was so thick before that I used to get it thinned out...but it hadn't been thinned for over 3 years. The next day I had to work so I put my hair in a side braid like I always do and my hair was so thin it wouldn't even hold a braid...this was when I actually could see the amount of hair that I'd lost and I started to cry. I knew that there was no way to fix this because the only way to fix it was to get my hair back and there was no way that could happen obviously. So this is when reality set in, and the long journey to re-grow and thicken my hair became my only focus. I felt so betrayed and honestly I still do...I'm not actually sure what exactly happened here other than my hair probably broke off due to the over processing she had done and she had to cut more off of my hair to try and cover this up, but me being as anal and picky about my hair as I am, I noticed immediately. I am not mad at Christine but I am extremely disappointed and I do feel like she completely screwed me over...I ended up paying her more than $200 to come home with literally half of the hair I went in with...my advice to all of you out there reading this is: know who you are going to and just because someone refers you does not mean the stylist knows what she's doing, do your research and if there's any gut feeling that something isn't going right...say something, don't trust someone just because you've "heard" that she's good. Another piece of advice is this: if you have blonde hair go to a stylist who has blonde hair because in my experience a blonde knows how to process a blonde...this has literally never happened to me in my whole life...sadly I use to be a hair model and I don't think my hair will ever be the way it was before it was butchered at this salon, I'm Currently taking hair re-growth vitamins and it's the only thing that is helping me. I'm still very bothered by what happened at this salon every single day that I look at my hair :( please be careful who you let touch your hair...I would not ever wish this on anyone. #heartbroken