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Hair by Allison Guba
About us
I offer hair services to men, woman and children including designer haircuts, color, perms, Brazilian blowouts, extensions, and waxing.
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU HEAD TO THE SALON:
• Try to walk into the salon with your everyday "look," so your colorist can get a feel for what you're comfortable with.
• If you have the time, do a little research into color science. Knowing the difference between terms like demi-permanent and permanent color can help you and your colorist communicate more efficiently. Study up with Redken's glossary.
• Your colorist is there to work with you to achieve beautiful color. The more you can explain what you want, the better the collaboration will be.
• If you are going in for "corrective color" – to correct color results you are unhappy with from a prior coloring experience – be prepared for a longer visit, as your colorist may need to remove old color and then recolor your hair.
SALON PREP CHECKLIST:
• Bring your inspiration: Photographs and examples of haircolor you love will help you and your colorist explore your color options – and ensure that you both mean the same thing when you say, "honey blonde" or "scarlet red."
• Know your history: Be prepared to tell your colorist about any prior color services, whether it was highlights last year or a color gloss last month.
• Trust your colorist: Listen to your colorist's expert opinion. During your color consultation, he or she will consider your desired result, then evaluate your hair's condition and look at your skin tone and coloring in order to create your custom color formulation.
• Ask questions: If you hear a color term you don't understand, don't hesitate to ask your colorist for an explanation. Remember to inquire about maintenance – how often you'll need to return to the salon for touchups, and how to best maintain your color at home between visits with recommended haircare products.
THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE YOU HEAD TO THE SALON:
• Try to walk into the salon with your everyday "look," so your colorist can get a feel for what you're comfortable with.
• If you have the time, do a little research into color science. Knowing the difference between terms like demi-permanent and permanent color can help you and your colorist communicate more efficiently. Study up with Redken's glossary.
• Your colorist is there to work with you to achieve beautiful color. The more you can explain what you want, the better the collaboration will be.
• If you are going in for "corrective color" – to correct color results you are unhappy with from a prior coloring experience – be prepared for a longer visit, as your colorist may need to remove old color and then recolor your hair.
SALON PREP CHECKLIST:
• Bring your inspiration: Photographs and examples of haircolor you love will help you and your colorist explore your color options – and ensure that you both mean the same thing when you say, "honey blonde" or "scarlet red."
• Know your history: Be prepared to tell your colorist about any prior color services, whether it was highlights last year or a color gloss last month.
• Trust your colorist: Listen to your colorist's expert opinion. During your color consultation, he or she will consider your desired result, then evaluate your hair's condition and look at your skin tone and coloring in order to create your custom color formulation.
• Ask questions: If you hear a color term you don't understand, don't hesitate to ask your colorist for an explanation. Remember to inquire about maintenance – how often you'll need to return to the salon for touchups, and how to best maintain your color at home between visits with recommended haircare products.
Hours of operation
Monday9:00AM - 9:00PMWednesday12:00PM - 9:00PMThursday10:00AM - 8:00PMFriday9:00AM - 3:00PMSaturday8:00AM - 4:00PM
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9 recommendations and reviews from 5 people
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Referral from
January 17, 2018
Sarah S. asked:Any recommendations for a hairdresser that has experience with pixie cuts? Last place I used didn't know what they were doing.Jennifer K. replied:I love my hairdresser Allison Guba 972-809-0544 (text) is best contact) at the salons of 407. She cuts everyone in my family. I tried so many people until I found her. She keeps her skills up to date and is on trend. She really knows what she is doing.
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Referral from
February 5, 2016
Laura S. asked:I would like to get my hair permed. Any suggestions on a location that uses good product so not to destroy my hair.Christine P. replied:Hair by Alison Salons on 407 972-809-0544
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Referral from
July 31, 2015
Laura V. asked:I am looking for recommendations for a great hairdresser for my daughter. She is 13 and is too old for the "kid places" but just needs a good basic long-layer cut. Any personal recommendations?Shay B. replied:Allison Guba has cut both my daughters hair for a long time! One is 20 and the other 14. She also cuts my hair👍🏽. We love her! (972) 809-0544Glenda B. replied:I use Allison Guba. She is on Facebook. "Hair by Allison Guba"
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Referral from
July 7, 2015
Ronna G. asked:I'm looking to find a stylist for my 13 year old daughter. She needs help in fixing a bad cut and we want someone she can stay with. (She always seems to get different stylists). She has a short cut and thick hair. She would like to get blue highlights.... don't want to spend arm and leg either.. any suggestions?Susan L. replied:https://www.facebook.com/HairbyAllisonGuba Allison is awesome!
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Referral from
May 19, 2015
Suzanne W. asked:Hair colorist needed! My daughter who's hair is naturally an ash blonde has been box coloring it mahogany red for the last 4-5 months. This proved to be very high maintenance(and expensive). Looking for someone who knows what it takes to get her hair back to her natural color with minimal damage to hair and pocketbook!! Thanks.Susan L. replied:https://www.facebook.com/HairbyAllisonGuba Allison is great with reds! I get my red done by her!!
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Referral from
April 11, 2015
Carolyn A. asked:I'm frustrated everytime I go to a hair salon, most of them just really couldn't get it right, like how I wanted it to be. I need my hair cut soon, so to all the ladies in the house, do you have a favorite hair salon (and a hair stylist to recommend), and why? Go!Susan L. replied:https://www.facebook.com/HairbyAllisonGuba Allison does a fantastic job! She will do exactly what you want!
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Referral from
December 15, 2014
Lupe M. asked:Ladies I'm new to the area and in need of a good cut and color. Where should I go?Susan L. replied:Allison Guba at the Salons on 407! She is fantastic! She does great color! https://www.facebook.com/HairbyAllisonGuba
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Referral from
September 23, 2014
Melis W. asked:Okay, folks. I want this done to my hair and am looking for someone that is 100% capable of doing it and at a reasonable price. I'm not looking for a cut. Just color. Thanks!!Susan L. replied:https://www.facebook.com/HairbyAllisonGuba
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