Great Clips

I would not even give this place a star! i was in here last night February 20^th and there was no one in the place and there were three hairdressers working. Do not go and see Dorinda or Dorita or something like that. she totally butchered my hari, it is not even on both sides and all I can do is wait for it to grow out. She did not listen to a single word that I said and she should not be cutting hair. I usually go to the one on Shrock road and I will continue to go there.

There’s not much to say about this place from a guy’s perspective. Walk in and ask for a haircut: 10 minutes later and 13 bucks lighter walk out.
I’m not sure if it’s this way with all Great Clips, but I rarely see the same people working here, so while you’re getting your hair cut don’t get too attached. This can present a problem as not all barbers (stylists? beauticians?) are as skilled. In my experience, I’ve been dissatisfied with about 1 out of 10 haircuts. Not terrible, but enough that I do get a slight Russian-​roulette-​rush when I sit down in the chair.
I keep my hair on the shorter messier side. Just wake up, shower, slap some fiber in it and go– so I can’t vouch for tight, clean, detailed cuts, but if you just mess it up, this place will do.
I’ve never had a hair-​cut from here and thought «OMG I’ve been reinvented and i’m FABULOUS!» nor have I walked out and gone next door to the Buckeye Corner in search of a new hat.
I don’t know any women that go here, and I don’t really see many women here while getting my hair cut (beauticians excluded).
Call me a sexist or a fascist or any kind of ist, but in my experience the majority of women are far to particular with their hair to randomly stop in for a haircut, and that’s what I think this place’s selling point is. No appointment, inexpensive, no frills, no thrills.