What the other reviews say about her not doing a true deva cut is true. Ive been seeing her a year and i basocally went cuz another noncurly stylist recommended her. The first haircut was the first time i ever had my natural hair shaped so of course it looked way better. But over time i began realizing the recommended products dont work. The stuff they use in thw salon sucks for my hair and she just wasnt that willing to talk to me about my hair. I need a working relationship woth my stylist so i can ask things to help my daily routine but her feedback was slim. It is so hard to schedule at this salon rhat i went forever without a cut then got attitude because of it. Like im sorry you are so busy. Whoch for a while i thought was because she did a good job. But i think its time i moved on. My curls were never really defined and im pretty sure i have even more dead ends than before i started this process. Dont get me wrong she is a sweet woman, she just need more training.

Jasmine was my first experience with a DevaCut and at first I was optimistic. However I didn't notice any improvement to my hair. Due to a long wait to get in again, I tried another Deva stylist and that's when I realized just how much I was missing out on. While Jasmine was nice, she didn't talk to me about the curly girl method or give me advice in general. She also recommended products that I later found out were not good for curly hair. She was nice and the salon was great (minus the long waits to get in), but I wouldn't recommend it to any curly hair friends.

I have had several Deva curl haircuts. I am experienced in the technique. I ended up trying Jasmine twice because my original hair stylist had moved out of my area. Unfortunately, Jasmine, her her own historical reference, has only gone through one Deva curl hair cutting experience. I never did get my curl to come back, and the color she put on my hair was absolutely atrocious. I looked like trailor park trash. I had to fix the color myself. I'm not sure if she thinks her mom's experience has helped her with her own as a hairstylist, but she needs to go through more training in order to consider herself a Deva curl expert. I am now driving out of the area to go back to my original devacurl hair stylist, and my curl has returned, and my hair looks fabulous! I don't recommend someone who thinks one training session with Deva has made her knowledgeable. Chalk it up to ego and pride.