Best in Salons & Clinics

Scores are on a 1–5 scale, computed from each company's collected review history plus reviews submitted on OK.one. Each company page shows the star breakdown and review count. See our methodology for the full rules.

Not by itself. Weigh review volume and distribution: a 4.8 from dozens of reviews is usually weaker evidence than a 4.3 from thousands. If ratings cluster at 1 and 5 with little in between, open the company page and read the critical reviews.

Start with recent low-star reviews—they best reflect current shipping, quality, and support. Then check whether the business replies to criticism and how specific those replies are. The average score alone is only a historical summary.

Fake praise is often vague, bunched in time, and written by accounts with almost no other reviews. Real reviews usually mention concrete situations and timing. We show signals such as each reviewer’s history count to help you judge.

Review data is updated incrementally; user-submitted reviews appear after moderation. Each company page shows when its data was last updated so you can tell if it may be stale.