Great Clips

Ask for Beth! She is so nice and she’s an amazing hairdresser. She deserves to be at a super high end salon.

Horrible! They do not know how to cut hair! I guess the saying goes you get what you pay for! 6.99 special. yeah a special for sloppy hair cut! They need to go back to thier hair school. i suggest a go get a hair cut elsewhere!

This is a nice cheap salon for a basic cut but I certainly would not come here for a fashionable style or classy atmosphere.
The girls are trained, some with more experience than others.
The music in the store has a mind of it’s own. The volume is inconsistent and raises and lowers as it wishes.
The store was clean and the girls were nice, but I felt that I learned a little too much about my stylist’s personal life and her friends on the first visit.
My stylist had similar hair to mine so it was easy for her to relate to what my hair was going to do and what I wanted to do.
You can check in online or make a reservation and you can request which stylist you would like.
They also offer that if you do not like your haircut or if you want it touched up you can come in later or in the next day or sometime in that week and have it touched up for free.
Although while I was there a gentleman came in to have his hair touched up from a previous cut he had gotten at the same location but with a different stylist. The stylist that had done his hair originally was not there and the ladies that were working called it a hack job and were insulting her work. Apparently the other girls name was Tiffany so if you go in you may not want to have Tiffany do your hair…
I came here because it was convenient to my shopping and I just wanted a quick trim and that is what I got.

Have gotten my hair cut here many times now. Quick friendly service and you can usually find a coupon to get a really good deal.

I went to take advantage of the $ 4.99 haircut special, like many others have. I went inside and was put on the list and waited about twenty minutes. Once I made my way back to begin the process, Susan, one of the stylists, sat me down and we discussed the cut. Here’s where the fun begins.
She ran a brush through my hair and exclaimed «what is in your hair?!» to which I had to tell her about my excema. We had talked about me not shampooing my hair, but since she discovered that uncomfortable part, she said we had to. From that point on, the visit was not fun for me.
She tried to make up for it by talking about how her husband has it, which didn’t help her. She then cut two inches off my hair and was done in five minutes. I paid by credit card, and she hovered over me while I wrote out a tip, which I didn’t want to leave.
I had high hopes for this place, but this visit has ruined it for me, and renewed my faith in small salons.