Sono Felice by Christine

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J S

It was a pleasure and privilege having Brandi Jo cut my hair. Went to trim several inches off my damaged and neglected long thick Asian hair. Made easy work of it in a calm sleek salon nestled in one of DTLA’s historic buildings.

Andrew Wintner

Been seeing Corinne for my hair cuts for years now and it’s been the most consistent experience I’ve ever had with my hair. The downtown spot is super cool, always good music and energy…. the other stylists are always friendly and their clients always seem happy, Won’t go anywhere else and always love the finished product.

Jamie Hampton

I love Corinne and Park & Eve! Always an amazing haircut and I always leave feeling so good. The vibes are great and everyone is so nice there! This will be my go-to from now on.

Erin Hammond

Spent $400 on half highlights and specifically asked for no gold/brassiness, showing photos of my usual creamy blonde. The owner (Corinne) insisted a little gold was fine and that most clients “freak out” unnecessarily at the mention of gold — then proceeded to give me exactly that. I left with a harsh yellow-gold blonde I’ve never had in my life. I returned a week later for a toner, which only slightly improved the color and faded back to yellow within three weeks. I was told it was due to prior stylist damage (though I’ve never had an issue with the stylist I’ve had for 5+ years), mineral build-up, or “California water.” If that were true, I would have walked in with yellow hair — which I absolutely did not. Multiple other stylists told me the work was so poor that I should request a full refund. After days of back-and-forth, I requested a partial — since I had to pay another stylist $200 to fix it. Instead, they offered a third visit at my expense and refused even a partial refund. The stylist even sent me photos of my hair after the dye job, claiming the orange/gold tone was due to my “natural hair changing color” — something no other stylist has ever suggested, and which she mentioned only after I requested a refund. Also — why was it orange / gold if the foils had been done properly? No blonde job should be that color if done correctly. It was pretty clear she gave me gold and was unable to fix it by toner alone (which would have been impossible to do) but rather than admitting she messed up, she blamed my hair quality and came up with every creative excuse under the sun to avoid accountability. Whether just super transactional or financially desperate, the gaslighting and minimization to avoid refunding a blatantly bad $400 job is unacceptable. The new stylist corrected it easily with fresh foils, proving the issue was poor technique, not my hair. I’m now out $600+ for what should have been basic blonde highlights — poor work, bad excuses, and zero accountability. Super embarrassing that not only are they ok with this level of poor workmanship but that they are ok with openly scamming clients like this. Worst salon experience ever.