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I Love CUT Salon - Consolacion Branch - Review


I am a very picky person when it comes to service. I want it all. Fair price, good manners, nice environment and people who know what they're doing. I got all of that here and have never been happier with a Brazilian Rebond. My hair came out absolutely amazing. Eugene was pleasant and professional and did exactly what I wanted. I would highly recommend him to everyone. No one else is allowed to touch my hair now and I wouldn't be caught at another salon.

The IloveCUT Salon team in Consolacion, Cebu is amazing. Excellent customer service very focused on costumer. Clean products and professional people. Highly recommended.

Located in Consolacion. The CUT Salon is in facing FOODA. Look for EUGENE he's the one who rebonds my hair.

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Price: 2,000 
The year 2017
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