Tricho Studio in Baltimore, MD

My family & I have been going to tricho for hair cuts & color for years & we absolutely love coming here. Shiloh & Sharon are so welcoming, it's like visiting old friends. When discussing our hair needs, they are patient & thoughtful, always listening intently to ensure they understand what we need. In some ways, I'd like to keep this place quiet, so it continues to feel like our special find. The prices are very affordable & the services are outstanding. Even the shampoo massage is top notch. While the shop itself is small & modest, this family-owned business is by far the best hair salon I've ever been to.

Shout out... Vickie Kafka... I love your art work. For those ladies who have the gray roots who are to young to have the gray, you Vickie know exactly how to make our Beauty shine again. I always leave when your all done with a glow. Feeling and looking Good. You know your stuff love. Keep up the good work.

Vickie is amazing! Beautiful color and cut! Our entire family swears by her. Easy parking and small salon. She is the BEST!

I can't remember the last time I was this happy with a haircut (and it was half the price of my last hair cut!) I came here on the recommendation of a friend, who called it an, "honest to goodness salon," and that is the perfect way to describe it. There may be other fancier (& more expensive) places in Hampden, but I got a great haircut at a great price from a very sweet woman. Sharon did a wonderful job on my long (waist-length), thick, and curly hair.

I have very short hair and needed to find a salon that was priced reasonably so I could keep up with the trims I need every 4-5 weeks. I found Tricho and was pretty satisfied the first 2 times I came in for a women's cut--they did a decent job with shaping and the price was very reasonable ($15)......I thought I had found my place! However, the next time I went in and had the same exact cut, they charged $20; I thought maybe they had to increase their prices to cover a rent increase or something.....although it should be noted that a price let was never posted anywhere. The next time I went in, the price went up again and the same thing happened a fifth time. I tolerated it because it was still cheaper than any other salon in town and they were keeping my hair in line, but it always felt like they were just making up prices as they went along. The last time I went in took the cake. Again, I asked for the same haircut. When the owner spun me around and gave me a mirror to check things out, I noticed that one of my sideburns was a little longer and heavier than the other so I asked her to even them out. One minute later, I had no sideburns--on either side--and somehow fixing my sideburns led to a semi-bowl cut (an attempt at evening out the missing burns?) I paid and left without saying anything because I didn't want anyone trying to fix anything else. I gave the haircut a few days to grow in, thinking that with time and my own product, I could make it work. I ended up making an appointment 3 days later at Smoke and Mirrors where I paid more than double the price, but got a great cut, which has grown out very nicely. I guess you get what you pay for, and I'd rather pay to have a haircut that maintains some semblance of adult femininity.