Dominican Salons

[Trinity1]

Can someone tell me all the hype about Dominican salons and their method of blowing the hair out? I'm curious. Also does anyone know of such a salon in the Washington metropolitan area?

Tee

 

[Allandra]

Beverly listed some Dominican salons (on the Salon Review Discussion section of this board) that are in the Maryland and DC area.

 

[melodee]

Yeah, what the deal with the Dominican Salons? do I need to try one? I'm with you Tee.

 

[Boadicea]

The main reason some go to Dominican salons is for the roller sets. In my own experience, I have found the Dominican salons to be the only way to go.

Often at Dominican salons, you will see women of every color with long hair. I have had many stylists as well as friends of mine saying that if you want long hair, go to them once a week for a wash and set. Several former friends of mine have been going once a week for years and they have hair that they can sit on.

 

[lunalight7]

The roller sets are the bomb !!!!

 

[hotpink]

I'm from philly but last week I went to a Dominican salon in Silver Spring, Maryland with one of my friends. The name of the salon is SaShe's. I go to the Dominican's every two weeks for a wash, set and wrap. The wash, set and wrap makes your hair full of body and beautiful. When they blow your hair out it looks very nice but I don't like all of that direct heat on my hair. Here is the info:
SaShe's Salon
8419 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring (301) 588-4742

 

[mstankers]

I have natural hair and when I go to the Dominicans to blow dry my hair when they are done it looks like i have a perm. However, I wont do this more than once every couple of months because the heat is so hot I have to tell the girl to stop every couple of minutes. I dont recommend the blow drying though but then again my scalp and head is very sensitive