Leeba Salon Inc

I had an 11 am appt....you would think that a responsible person could wake up on time to get to work by 11, right? I am greeted by someone who has to stop cutting someone else's hair to attend to me. my stylist comes strolling in 15 minutes late, doesn't introduce herself by name and brings me to the back to give me the most superficial wash I'm sure I've ever had. And, not exaggerating, the wash chairs were the most uncomfortable I've ever sat in. My neck was killing me during the whole wash. So she seats me back down and I see her set aside a mangled black rag that I would only ever use to dust my furniture. If you're going to use a rag like that, don't let the customer see it!!! She asks me how I part my hair, I tell her and she proceeds to cut noticeably in a hurry. By the end of the cut, I noticed she had started to cut my hair as if I parted it on other side. I told her, she said, "oops, i'm sorry," and put the apron back on me and cut some more. The place is bad and the stylist was bad more

If you don't like eyebrow waxing or tweezing, you have to check out the threading service at Salon Leeba. Ghada is a true professional - she's been threading in her native country since she was a teenager, and is extremely accurate. Threading (which does not include a needle!) is more accurate than waxing and quicker than tweezing, and costs about the same as waxing. more

Gada at Leeba Salon does a fantastic job threading and shaping eyebrows. Threading is much better than waxing because it does not pull on your skin like waxing. She finishes the shaping by plucking, just as in waxing. She works in both shops, on Summer Street and on India Street. The price is a tad bit higher, but well worth it to come out of the salon without bright red eyebrows. more