Supercuts

I give this place two stars. I had two different cutters and three visits. Try try again. Each time I had to adjust shaping and short hair adjusted around ears and needed a trim again really in two weeks. The two haircuttery also did similar cuts. The Supercuts Cut! It is certainly worth the $ 20 then for this non haircut…

The female stylists are great listeners (especially Brandi) and gave me the type of cut I wanted each time. The male stylist, however, seemed to go his own way both times I let him cut my hair. I have short, thick, curly hair. The first time, I figured I’d just let it grow and I’d get over it, as the curls will cover any unevenness. The second time, however, he completely butchered my natural part and the way my hair lies on its own. This was over 6 months ago and my hair is –still– an uneven mess. I am trying to let it grow out before I go see one of the more high-​end stylists in the city to fix the mess on my head. Very displeased. If you’re particular about your style, it’s worth it to pay for better service elsewhere.

I have been going to this location for about 5 years now and everyone in there is extremely friendly and welcoming. The manager, Mary, always greets me with a warm hello every time I walk through the door. I’ve received many great cuts there but ever since Brandi showed up I get my haircut from her when she’s around because it’s EXACTLY what I want EVERY TIME! I couldn’t ask for a more consistent, friendly, professional stylist! As a retail manager myself, I can say she is the type of person every business would want on their team. Keep up the great work, Brandi!

I was just astounded by a review I just read on Unilocal about Brandi. I was completely in a bind and I needed my hair colored totally last minute. I arrived at supercuts at 8:45 on June 21^st. I was taken by Brandi for a full ombré color. I felt totally horrible about the situation & Brandi pleasantly did my hair even though I didn’t leave the salon until 11:15 (which I presume was much past their closing) I am a complete believer in Unilocal reviews & I can’t believe Unilocal kept such a unreliable review about Brandi! There seems to be an underlying problem that Chris J has with Brandi & I hope my faith Unilocal will investigate this review

I just read a negative review on this site about Brandi & I was floored. I’m guessing there was another reason for this negative review especially when you make it personal about the way a person looks and there genes and not about the job.
Brandi is remarkable and adorable. She cuts my son & my husband’s hair and does an amazing job.

Usually when people talk to me about my hair and what products I’ve tried it’s one of my more enthusiastic conversations. I can talk about 4 odd things really intensely: candy, dogs, working out, and curly hair products. You probably usually touch on these subjects as small talk and if you’re talking to me all of a sudden you’ll find themselves taking notes while I’m showing you random websites on your phone. The curly hair products obsession is because of the mixed-​race thing. I think there will be more and more of us in the future and so I want to be ready to advise those future ¼ germans ¼ jamaicans ¼ croatians ¼ japanese what to use.
So when people ask me: where do you get your hair cut??? I’m always mumbling «supercuts»… Like REALLLLY mumble. Ask me three times and you still can barely hear me. And I admit, it’s because I’m a little embarrassed that the hair product combination I use is way more expensive than the place I get my hair cut. I get it. It’s not fancy. I think a 19 year old cut my hair the other day. But I don’t care! It’s a curly hair thing. If all I need is a trim, then Supercuts is just great. I’m easier than a dude because my hair springs back and you can’t tell if it’s uneven or not. So why pay $ 50 at a salon for a regular trimming? No thank you ma’am. Sure if I’m getting something fun and new done I’ve gone other places. Otherwise I’ll take a $ 20 trim and shampoo from these cats any time. And they’re not pretentious at all about it. They’re happy to see me and easy going. Thumbs-​up.

I have been getting my hair cut here for 4 years. I have only had 2 cuts that I wasn’t totally happy with, but I can say the same thing about the expensive salon I used to go to. Sometimes I walked out of there completely disappointed and down $ 80.
I usually wash my long mop before I go to save a few extra bucks… Isn’t that what Supercuts is all about? I always go on a week night and never have to wait more than 10 minutes. They are quick and do what I ask (I never get anything too fancy or trendy so maybe that is why.) Great place to get a cheap cut for under $ 20.
One complaint I do have is that they are always pushing the hair products that they sell, and I have been told by them that I shouldn’t use Pantene shampoo on my hair either. Do they really think I am going to buy $ 20 8 oz bottles of shampoo, when I get a $ 20 hair cut once every 3 months?!

Got my hair cut here last night. Needed a quick walk-​in haircut due to a last-​minute trip to visit family in Canada.
My haircut certainly was quick (earning this joint one star), but I can honestly say that I am currently sporting the worst haircut for which I have ever paid $ 17, and possibly one of the worst haircuts I have ever seen.
To describe the cut itself: high and tight on the left side (scalp visible about two inches above the left ear), not nearly as high and not nearly as tight on the right side. Some Jennifer Aniston-​style layering (unrequested) on the one side, uneven sideburns, and a patch of loose hair on the neck.
The hair dresser’s name was Alex (possibly), but it’s hard to tell because everything happened so fast. The only time she spoke was to offer me a monotone list of upsells: «Any waxing? Any coloring? Any hair products? Want your eyebrows done?»
She finished my awful haircut in about three minutes then ran to the register without offering me a chance to even look at the back. I was so put off by her repulsive attitude that I just handed her a twenty and scooted out the door. I guess I figured, «I paid money for this haircut. How bad could it possibly be?»
I found out this morning at work, when at least five of my coworkers asked me if I had cut my hair myself.
Needless to say, I shant be returning to the ol’ Supercuts in this lifetime. I write this review in an attempt to caution any and all potential Supercuts victims.

As much as I love a good salon experience, I happened to be on South Street and in search of a place to get a quick trim that wouldn’t run me a lot of money, and although I’d considered other Supercuts locations in the past to be mediocre at best, I gave this one a shot, and I was pleasantly surprised. I walked in and was taken care of right away by Bree who was friendly and I could tell she knew what she was doing. Since I like to wear my hair shorter on the sides and in the back and a tad longer on top with some texture so I can rough it up when I want to, she did exactly that and even used her texturizing shears, which I had never seen a stylist use before in any Supercuts I’d been to (granted it had been years). She didn’t rush through it either and made sure I was happy with the end result. While the pricing structure doesn’t quite make sense (a shampoo should really be included in the price, even at the basic level, that is, unless the client doesn’t want it), it did the trick and even picked up some product.

I think the entire purpose behind SuperCuts is a quick hair cut. I am not sure if it can be compared to other salons or barber shops where people know you and care about your kids, or cat, or how you’re doing. Would it be nice? You bet. Does it happen all the time? Not really. And that’s okay, the people that work there are exactly that: people. I do not expect everyone to be cheerful all the time, be excited to see me all the time, especially if I come in once every three to five months. Come on, let’s be realistic.
From another standpoint, even if it is a quick chop and get out place, everything depends on sales, and one’s interaction with the customers. Some days the stylists nail it and are charming and knock it out of the park. Other days they’re moody and just want to get the job done. Again, they’re people. Can’t hold it against them.
For me, this location is convenient and Ali, who cuts my hair regularly it sees, does a good job every time. I walk out and I look better than when I came in, and that’s all I wanted at the end of the day. I do my best to tip, sometimes I just don’t have enough. I never buy product if only because I have so much of it at home. I get the hair cut and leave. And that’s the main idea of the business, isn’t it? Give the customer what they want.
Keep it up, guys.

Not a great experience. The girl cutting my hair couldn’t seem to get me out of there fast enough. She did a decent job, but was very quick and didn’t seem to be paying much attention. Worst part: she left hair cuttings all over my neck and ears at the end of the cut.

The $ 17 supercut I is just a haircut. If you want a shampoo (who doesn’t?) it’s a $ 20 supercut II. If you want a blowdry (seems to be a natural followup for a shampoo?) it’s a $ 23 supercut II. If you want a complimentary mint I guess they would charge for this amenity as well. Forget courtesies that keep people coming back. The whole thing seemed silly but hey, i needed a haircut and decided to try this place out since it’s near my house. Mistake.
The stylist seemed to be concurrently attending beauty school and working there. Didn’t do a very good job and I will spare the details b/​c it was pretty embarrassing. If you want to get the sides sheared like a sheep and have the top cut with little attention to detail this is the place for you. If you want your hair dried it will be an extra $ 3.

OMG — a BIG 5 stars for Melissa (not Missy!) who has now been cutting my 6 year old’s hair since September. She is great (the place — probably 3 stars — but she gets 5). So patient and great with my little one.
And for $ 12 — what a deal!
Thanks again to Danny Bonaduce (love him! and he married Amy — a Unilocaler — so Go Danny!) for sending us to Supercuts.
They make my kiddo SuperCUTE.

I went here last week to get my eyebrows done. Kelly did them. I had no wait, which was good. She was really nice, which was good. My eyebrows were uneven when they were done, and had really no shape to them. I paid $ 10, and still tipped pretty well, but I may not be going back to get them done again.
On another note, at another Supercuts, Kelly had cut my hair. It was a pretty decent cut, since my hair was MAJORLY fried from bleaching.

I was a bit nervous about going to a Supercuts but on a late Saturday afternoon, I noticed some split ends and felt I just HAD to have a trim.
The salon is basic, small and clean. My stylist ended up being a girl who was smoking outside 5 minutes earlier– kinda gross as she reeked of it and had ash all over her shirt. She wasn’t all that friendly, said nothing at all during the shampoo/​cut/​styling and seemed less than thrilled to be working. It’s not like there were any other customers in the place so I thought she’d be happy to have a customer. She didn’t seem very skilled even though it was just a trim. When she was done styling it, my hair was just blah. Not even full-​bodied like it usually is after a blow-​out.
I know a hair cut experience depends on the sylist you get but I’m not risking it here again. For $ 24, I didn’t feel ripped off, but in the future, I’ll plan ahead and go to a better salon.

I was a little wary of going to Supercuts for my haircut. Im used to spending at least $ 40 – 60. But since my haircut is pretty normal, I gave it a shot one day when I really needed a cut and Ive been back since. Im not sure if I would go here if my hair was a little more complicated. My stylist was super nice, gave me a nice scalp massage with the shampoo, and didnt chat my ear off but was friendly. Shampoo and cut for $ 20.