Voga Salon in Overland Park, KS

I've been a client here for about 3.5 years, and it has consistently been a good experience. My current stylist, Michelle, is knowledgeable, professional, helpful, and friendly. I see her for the curly girl haircut, and I can say from experience that it is not easy to find a stylus who does a really great job with curly hair techniques, but Michelle does. Their prices are commensurate with similar establishments in the area. Definitely recommend booking with Michelle!

I've been to this salon once and the girl who booked my appointment was very sweet and very accommodating she booked me at a time when there were no male employees or customers. but since then she stopped working there and they will absolutely not accommodate Hijabi women I've tried several times to book an appointment asking them for any accommodation even though they already have separate booths they only have to cover the door with literally anything that is opaque could be a towel for all I care she said we have no way of making the booth private I asked for a time when there were no male employees or costumers and she said we can't guarantee that.
So she told me no to every request or suggestion.

I want to start off with 1. I am not a Karen me and my boyfriend own and run small business as well. So I wouldn't ever put someone's job in jeopardy or put out a bad review just to be a bitch. 2. I am a kind sensitive soul like I don't put out bad energy and I do my absolute best to treat others how I would want to be treated.

My overall overall experience first walking in was super pleasant the staff was friendly and answered any questions I had about hair deposits etc.
I've never had to sign a waiver to get my hair colored, cut, treated or anything before at any other salon. So it was a red flag for me from the beginning but again maybe they just do it so it saves their butt from people who want to stir up trouble. My second red flag was, the front desk lady was well aware of the bad reviews and was aware that some of the hairdressers there do have mess ups and assured me the one I had does great work. So I went ahead and signed it and waited for my hairdresser to come get me for my appointment. Everyone and everything so far was pleasant. She took a before photo of my hair and I thought was neat and not a lot of salons offer that or even ask.
When I got in the chair it was going great I was talking to Michelle who was my hairdresser. I had let her know that I was open to ideas and that I was wanting to be blonder with not as dark of roots. Maybe a heavy highlight was something we were thinking , but she also notice I was getting extensions so it kinda changed things and she went got the lady that would be doing my hair extension consultation later. Little did I know that was the store owner. Unfortunately for me, the good vibes I was getting from the beginning went right down the toilet.
My hair had thinned out quite a bit from me going through early menopause and for a 23 year old women that's tough already. I take hormones and it helps a lot and I take hair,nail, skin vitamins but she wouldn't know that cause she was adamant about how my hair is going to get worse and that I'm going to have bald spots. I was already feeling bad about the fact I was getting told no but it was like the conversation wasn't ending and she wasn't holding back the demeaning way she was talking to me. It's not the fact I couldn't get the hair Extensions it was the way she was talking to. It was making me feel like crap and when I tried to bring that to her attention that I didn't like how she was talking to me that I felt like she was being a little insensitive and rude. She said I was being dramatic and and was arguing with me. I stated that I was uncomfortable and I didn't like how I was feeling. She gave absolute literally no fucks. Just kept on going like I was challenging her to argue which I wasn't and I didn't want to. Like at all. I wanted a good hair experience. That's why I came. I told her I didn't think I wanted to get my hair done and I had started to take off the black fabric that put on you to protect from fallen hair. I grabbed my things and left in tears. Before I left I went back in to get a manager and that when I was informed that she was in fact the store owner.  She told me I needed to leave an threaten to call the cops. I was in hysterics because I've never been treated like that before like never.

If you read the reviews there is a reason why so many people have issues with this place. Just save your money and your time and do more research before you go in just at any salon. I only came because their site was showing me different from their reviews and their instagram. I came in super happy and excited and came out humiliated and upset.
She just doesn't seem like the girl you would expect to give a shit tbh. Go somewhere where the owner will be more empathetic and understanding how it might feel to be in that chair with all your cards out on the table.

Update: I got my hair done elsewhere and we are close to a month of having extensions and no bald spots or anything going on with my hair. It really goes to show she really didn't know what she was talking about or she just lacked customer service for being the store owner.

I had a wonderful experience coming to Voga Salon. I recently moved to Overland Park so I had to find a new hair salon, and this place is awesome. The only downside to coming here is the pricing. I had NEVER in my life spent over $300 on hair. Make sure you get quoted on how much you will be paying (keep in mind the 15-20% tip). Instead of having a bunch of hair stations, this salon has little rooms. I enjoyed having privacy and being able to relax while getting my hair cut and styled.

First time at this salon and I will not be going back. Two stars because the cut is good even though it's not what I said I wanted.  Partial highlights means random foils placed sporadically and two inches from the root. I explained to the stylist that I have to fill my gray every two to three weeks so I will have to get a root touch up on the highlights sooner because she placed them at least two inches from the root. This is disappointing considering how pricey this highlight was. I also ended up more brassy than caramel highlights so they will have to be toned. I was talked into a $27 conditioner that was supposed to be amazing.  I couldn't tell it was deep conditioned.  It appears that is just a pump of some product into the toner.
Overall for an experienced hair stylist and the price I would have expected better results.