Happy Hair Design

its amazing wow jennifer is the best i love her xD really close to all of the asian markets and fun stores

Been going here since 1990. Damn. 22 years. My mom goes here. My dad goes here. I go here and now my 3 year old daughter goes here and she LOVES it. And you know how hard it is to get kids to get their haircut. Anyway, Ut, or «Sunny», is the owner. I guess that explains the name Happy Hair! He specializes in cutting women’s hair and he’s super good at it. You should definitely just let him do what he thinks is good. You might give him some direction though which would be helpful. For 20 years, I’ve always had him it it, refusing to let anyone else cut my hair. But he’s so busy that I started getting my hair cut by his other staff and they do a good job too. $ 8 or men’s (+tip) and $ 12 for women’s. $ 6 for kids. Highlight and perm are probably the best price you will find anywhere. Believe it or not, there are actually cheaper places, but this place is about value, not lowest cost. It’s upstairs next to the dim sum restaurant so a little off the beaten path but well worth it. You WILL be back. Wish more people would write reviews but most of the customers aren’t of the Unilocaling variety… But it’s always so heartwarming going during May. I always see one girl who just glows because she has the perfect hair for prom. Sunny and his team have a real talent and vision for sculpting really nice hair.

Oh man… I’ve been to this hair salon since I was like 4 years old. I still can’t believe that after 17 years it’s still alive. Hahahah.
It’s a really cheap haircut. I pay $ 15 dollars for a haircut. One of the few places that still uses a razor cut hair. It’s always a hit or miss when I come here. Some days they don’t cut my hair short enough, or they cut it too short, or not enough layering in the hair, or too much layering. Hahaha. In the end though, every time it grows out it looks really nice.
The staff is super nice. I love their nice scalp massages when they shampoo my hair, most places I’ve been too are really rough.

My mother swears by this place. 4 years ago she recommended that I see, who I think is the owner… an older man. Said he did a good job with hair… that is the last time I ever took any fashion or hair advice from my mother.
I went in for a haircut and wanted a simple, layered cut. He suggested parting my hair to the side a little further than I usually have it, saying it was all the rage these days among the young women. Okay, I said, trusting it would look decent. He cut too much off the top and gave me a nice Eddie Van Halen look. For months that’s all I was called. I had to wait for my hair to grow out. In the mean time, I had to keep running my hand through my hair because the combover kept getting in my face.
Hate this place. Now I know why my mother recommended this place: haircut was only $ 20. Don’t skirt the costs for a good haircut. If you want to look like the female Eddie Van Halen, go here.

My mom swears by this place. It’s a cheap hair cut, and hers always comes out alright. It’s one of a few places that uses razors instead of scissors.
I got my hair cut here once and I was dreadfully disappointed. It was way too short, but everyone else liked it, and it grew out to be rather attractive looking. I didn’t want to wait.
I have trouble going to places that describe themselves. Happy hair? My hair had better be happy. I still can’t bring myself to go to Tasty Goody Chinese food. If it has to be advertised in such a manner, I’m scared.