Supercuts

Well run, friendly staff, consistently good cuts. AJ is gone, so now I usually go to Taro. He’s always taken care of me all the way down to ear hair and eyebrow trims.

Seriously 22 $ for a normal hair cut which just takes ur 3 min. not going back again.

Holy cow, I must say, this is by far the worst haircut I’ve ever had. I am Asian and only recently moved to Houston. Whenever I move to a new place, I usually have trouble finding barbers that know how to cut Asian hair well. Usually Supercuts hasn’t done well in past locations, but I decided to give them a chance. I asked for a simple trim: #3 in the back and sides, and just shorter in front. The back and sides look fine since using a buzzer with a predetermined # is pretty impossible to mess up. The front though looks like the lady put a rice bowl over my head and cut around it. I told her it looked horrid, and asked her to fix it. She kept making it worse, and eventually I just gave up. I will have to go to a different barber just to get this monstrosity fixed.

DO NOT GO HERE. They utterly destroyed my hair. I went in for a simple trim of my shoulder-​length hair, specified exactly what I wanted, and also specified exactly what I didn’t want, just to make sure there was no misunderstanding. Lady cutting my hair indicated she understood, then hacked it off exactly how I told her I did not want it done. AND it was absurdly uneven, and I had to specifically tell her to even it out after she was done. It looked like a five-​year-​old had done it with a butcher knife. I left sobbing.
This probably serves me right for going to Supercuts in the first place when I actually cared how my hair turned out, but I figured it was safe enough since all I wanted was a very basic cut. This was clearly my mistake, as I could (and have!) literally done a better job cutting my own hair at home with a pair of sewing scissors. I will NEVER go back here, and the only use I could possibly imagine anyone having for this place is to recommend it to their enemies as a practical joke.
EDIT: Just read a few of the other reviews, and it looks like it’s one butcher who’s ruining it for everyone. Older African American lady was the one who obliterated my hair. She rushed it like mad, did a sloppy job, and I still want to cry.

just had the worst haircut here by far. i been coming here for the past couple of months. and i dont have a preference on who cuts my hair. but today this older african american ladie literally cut my hair in under 3 minutes. she rushed my hair cut so she can get the next guy, this lady next to me finishes her customer, and my stylist told her to «clean your station before you take the next person» and «im buying time so i can get the next guy». i feel so mad that i even gave her 2 $ tips. this wasnt worth 15 $, i can get this at a $ 5 mexican salon down the street. so pissed, i felt like a second class customer, as if im not as important as the next guy she was trying to get. he probably tips her big. but i dont care, im a customer as well.

Don’t even want to give my experience a one star. This lady butchered my hair. Honestly the worst haircut I have ever received in my life. I don’t know how I kept my cool, and most definitely don’t understand how I still paid her! She can’t do good lines, she gave me a bald spot and tried telling me that’s how my hair grew! Her fade is horrible she made my experience traumatizing. Don’t waist your time, money, or hairline. Sylvia will mess not only your hair up but your day!

What and under rated gem! Coya’s abilities and professionalism made my day. Everyone there is great. Thank you for a consistent Store and inviting atmosphere.

The hair dresser did a great job! We came on a Sunday and there were about 3 people ahead of us but yet our wait was only 15 mins. I talked to the stylist before she cut my husband’s hair and she listened. His haircut turned out just as we expected. Very pleased with service and outcome.

I cut my own hair for a decade. I know — not terribly stylish of me, but a short buzz is pretty easy to do on your own.
I should have started coming here sooner. It doesn’t matter who I get, they always do a great job.
Parking can be a pain, and there can be a wait right after work, but I don’t want to go anywhere else.

I’ve been getting my hair cut at this Super Cuts for almost 2 years. I have never had a bad experience. All of the stylists do a good job. When possible, I have AJ cut my hair. He always does an amazing job. I always say that I will call ahead and make sure he is there before going, but I don’t simply because I trust everyone there.
The salon interior was recently renovated due to the staff winning some kind of
«best salon» award. You can’t beat it for $ 14.95!

I’ve been coming here for about 2 years and my barber/​stylist. whatever you want to call him. is awesome. His name is AJ and when I first starting getting my hair cut with him, he definitely took the time to listen to what I wanted and worked with me throughout the cut. 2 years later he’s still doing an awesome job.
This Supercuts has just been updated and it’s pretty nice. All the employees are very nice, the store is clean, and it’s in a convenient area.

I visited this Supercuts on a Friday at lunch, slightly concerned about whether I could get in and out on my lunch hour. I did not need to worry even though the waiting room was fairly full. Signed in, went next door to the awesome pizza place for a salad, and came back to find that I was up. Both my stylist and the manager were very friendly. My stylist listened to what I wanted and gave it to me. I got lots of compliments on my new cut. The only caveat I would note is that I usually leave with wet hair. Since I was planning a date night, I decided to go for a blow dry. I was blown away at the counter that the blow dry (which took all of 7 – 8 minutes) cost $ 20(!!). Won’t be doing that again but I will definitely be back.

I suppose you can’t expect a whole ton for a $ 15 cut, but once again, I know its my own fault for deciding to go there there the last minute. My bff did advise me against just randomly walking in somewhere to chop off my fried ends, but when I get that itch for a haircut, I just can’t wait!
First, I didn’t realize that the price was just for the cut (no wash, no styling; that’s done with extra charge). Maybe that’s normal, but since even cheaper places offer those basics together, this was new info to me. The stylist looked fairly young, and maybe that should have been my cue to walk out and say «Thanks, but no thanks,» but I wasn’t feeling as passive-​aggressive enough that evening.
I wanted to take off about 3 or 4 inches for a shoulder length cut that specifically wasn’t a blunt bob cut. I showed a few pics of Heidi Klum’s & Jessica Alba hairstyles that featured more of a shaped cut, that had tapered (not blunt) ends. I basically didn’t want it to look like something I could have pulled off at home with my scissors (cause I had already taken off two inches at home…), you know? Something with a bit of ‘oomph.‘
So while the stylist was relatively okay, and tried to understand how I envisioned the cut, it was probably a bit too complicated for them to produce. I only have choppy layers on the last inch of my length, so there wasn’t any shaping to the hairstyle. I went in wanting something a bit Hollywood-​chic but I guess looking like Dora the Explorer would be okay too.
Sure, I think this place is fine for a simple, no-​style cut. I think kid’s and super low-​maintenance guys would appreciate the place. For ladies, just imagine how your 7-​year old daughter’s haircut might look like, and then how that might look on you, and whether or not you’re okay with that. If that’s cool, then hey, more power to you.
I just need to learn the virtue of patience, and not jump the gun on ventures like this. I have a tendency of always doing stuff like this, so hopefully, I’ll actually heed my own words and find a proper salon like my normal gfs the next time. Or at least go risk it at Chinatown where they’ll actually wash your hair and style it for the same price!

I’ve been here twice: once to get a trim, and most recently to get 10 inches of my hair cut off to donate to Locks of Love. Both times, I have been happy with my haircut.
I am in a cycle of cutting my hair short, trimming it about a year in, and then cutting it short in another year. I don’t get many haircuts, so I never really know what I want. I normally just go in and say «I want a side part, bangs, layers, and 10 inches or so off. Everything else is up to you.»
Well, this was my line again this time, and I got a pretty good haircut! Everyone is impressed it was just a Supercuts haircut. ($ 15 haircut!)
The best part, which I discovered that day, was that they will give you a free haircut if you cut off 10+ inches to donate to Locks of Love!
The only reason this is not a 5 star experience was because I had to remind her I wanted bangs, and I’m not in love with what she did with my bangs. It’s not terrible, just not the best I’ve had them cut.

My barber/​stylist recently moved so I had to find someone new to cut my hair. I decided to go to Supercuts because that’s where I used to get my haircut when I was a young lad. When I got there the receptionist took down my name. The wait was only like 5 minutes.
Then Cynthia called me up to the chair. I showed her what I wanted and she got to chopping me up. She was really cool, easy to talk to. Which made my time even more enjoyable. Then after she was done I requested the «Tea Tree Experience.» If you never had one, your missing out. I dont know if it was bc she was doing it but It was amazing. Made me feel like a brand new person. After that she put some pomade in my hair and styled it all nice. I think the haircut is great. I have got a few compliments so I guess others like it to. Overall I rate my experience a 5. Great Service, Great Haircut, Even Greater Tea Tree Experience and Cynthia was great to.

All I wanted was a haircut! Just a simple boy cut that would rid me of all my hair. I had such a horrible time at the previous establishment (see Sensia salon review) that I was considering just keeping my hair long. As my sister and I drove to a different salon I saw the sign for Supercuts. I asked her what she thought about doing it there and she said: Go for it! We parked and went in. The receptionist was very sweet and asked me to add my name to the waiting list. A few minutes later Reyna (my stylist) called my name and introduced herself. I showed her what I wanted and she was surprised that I would cut my hair that short. After a few minutes of: «are you sure you want it that short?» She started cutting. Finally! I get the haircut I want. I was willing to pay so much more for my haircut that the $ 15 price tag was ridiculous to me. I gave her a 50% tip! hehe. My haircut is awesome, just what I wanted it. And the funny thing is that although the price was low, the service was stupendous! I am definitely going back to Supercuts to trim my new cut!