I had gone to Fiorio three times over the past four years. I had yet to grow attached to a particular stylist because my appointments were reserved to my spontaneous hair cuts when I was visiting the city, but now that I am a Torontonian, I last went to Fiorio with the objective in mind of finding a steady stylist.

Did I attain it? Cut-wise, yes, colour, no. I had been highlighting my brunette locks blonde for the past seven years, and decided it was time to go au naturale. The colourist coloured my hair a shade much darker than my natural. I am a light brunette, and my hair was almost black when I left. I went back a week later to get it lightened, and it did look more like what I had in mind. However, now, over two months later, the colour has washed out and it is now lighter than my roots. I wanted to dye my hair back to my natural colour so I wouldn't have to keep going back to the salon to get it maintained, but looks like I'll have to go back soon.

The cut, however, was great! I've actually since switched from my blow-dry-flat iron routine to just blow-drying after most washes. Saves me from split ends and saves me time!

I used to go to Fiorio when I would do a lot of hair modelling for him (otherwise the price is insane). Fiorio himself is the most amazing man and he is a GREAT cutter. from his years of experience he definitly knows what colour and cut to do for your face, skin tone, eye colour, etc. his son is also really good and taking over the business soon. I went to stephen for colour, he did a great blonde, however, despite his years of being there as their main colourist i woudlnt call him the best. i would also NOT recommend going to see him. if you want a GREAT colourist go see Cindy at Robin Barker up the street on yorkville ave. she knows what she's doing. stephen just does it, no analysing of what kind of hair u have (porous or not ,etc.). regardless, fiorio is still a great place and maurice is fantastic!