Rhonda's Head-Quarters Inc.

This review is to the previous persons review.How ridiculous is our world? It’s people like you that are causing the problems. Pretty sure if you bring YOUR child to a hair salon and PLACE them in a chair, you are giving consent for the stylist to at some point to place their hands on the child. Obviously in an appropriate way. I’m certain your child was in no danger or harms way. Grow up and find something to do with your time. This shop has been a staple in Oromocto for years and is loved by many. Let me leave you with a holiday tip which you obviously haven’t learned, maybe something to teach your 3 year old. If you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say anything at all.

We love Rhonda’s! I have been bringing my son here since he was little for his hair cut and he’s now 5. He always requests Jenna, as she always makes him feel super comfortable when he’s in her chair which is lovely since he’s such a shy boy around new people. She is very professional, always talks with him, and does exactly what me or him asks with his hair! 5 starts for Rhonda’s, all the girls are great!

Jenna cuts my sons hair and she is the best even though he gives her a run for her money. Only place I will take him and so far the only person I will allow to cut his hair is Jenna.

Edited so to reply**1 star. No one should ever move a child's body without thier permission. Ever!Staff person, rather then using her words, placed her hands under my child's arms and moved him further back onto his chair.Mind you she wasn't rough etc.... but she failed to ask first.We teach people must ask before touching your body.Very unprofessional.Reply to bussiness:This had nothing to do with 'safety' and everything to do with positioning prior to the cut.Your hair dresser wasnt even cutting hair yet. And while there may be an 'unwritten' rule of touch on your head, there certainly isn't for the body.Placing one's hands under the child's underarms, touching thier torso while slightly lifting and ushering them back further into the chair without even a word, is not OK! This made my child uncomfortable.You wouldn't do that to an adult client, would you? No. You would ask them to move further back into the chair.Doesn't a child earn that same respect of 'words first?' They do.Ask the child what you would like from them and if they are not meeting your needs, ask if you can help by positioning them. Too easy. Words first.Spin it how you would like. No one gives thier hair stylist 'unwritten permission' to touch thier torso moving thier body for them during a hair cut.You simply just quickly moved my child and again, without notice.I stand by my statement above.Unprofessional.

Friendly, pleasant staff... Oh, and good haircuts...

I took my baby here for his first haircut and the worker was amazing! She was quick and kind and made the whole experience so much more special. They even had an envelope for his hair and a certificate for his first cut!

I just wanted only my neck hairs shaved, and they ended up shaving part of the back of my head. I had about 6 inches in length, and now it's just a buzz cut. I've had a few mistakes here, and I know everyone makes mistakes but this last one unfortunately is why I'm giving a 1 star.

My son loves Jenna and Jessica so much, he won’t let anyone else cut his hair!