text: I am rockabilly to the core.In fact I write and shoot for a national hot rod magazine. So after doing some research I found the pigs and pomps hair salon and I was estatic at the prospect of getting serviced at what I had hoped to be a billy salon. BTW I would like to also mention that I am hardcore butch witha family. Anyways, my partner and I rolled up with our toddler in tow to the pigs and pomps salon on Rainbow. Who knew that what I hoped to be a  hardcore alternative salon would be nestled in the middle of a recently built strip mall in the upper echelon hood.  I was really put off by that but my wife \nneeded an edgey cut and I was in need of a fade. We walked in only to be greeted by the PTA. I was mortified that the only woman working was a frumpy soccerr mom in dowdy non descript tan colored clothes sporting flat blonde hair. She was working on barbie wannabe milf and her teenager daughter. \nWhy cant botox queens just accept that they should age with grace and dignity and never try to look like they're daughter its morally wrong. I digress, all eyes on us the lesbian rockabilly family. Yah know, I get enough crap for being gay and I gotta hold my own in the culture I love which is filled with hardcore badass car and bike guys. So, getting the cold shoulder from the very same people who ruined hot topic was unerving. I should never feel out of place\nin a business whose name would imply that it caters to the billy community. Will i ever go back? Never. First impressions are golden. I wasnt greeted by a spunky 20 something covered in tats with multicolored hair and thats who I expected to be serviced by. Old soccerr moms would screw up my wifes hair and shes gotta know what a five zero is or she will screw up my cut. As a business owner of a place that is alternative you should be choosing your stylists more wisely. The way they look speaks volumes for your company. If you owned susies flower shop and the woman working that day greeted me I would buy flowers from her. But this is a salon named pig and pomps, not susies midlife crisis trying to regain her youth salon. It dosent matter if you employee 49 tattooed employees and this one stylist was fullfilling your EEO qouta. All that matters is that she was the one reprenting your business  that day and is the reason why I and my partner will not be returning. After a lil more digging I see that pigs and pomps caters to more of the  elite upper class society, and that its more of a kitsch trendy title than a mantra. Its sad when an alternative salon sells out to the yuppies.My style isnt a trend its my culture.