Great Clips

Went here yesterday (8/22) at around 5:40 pm and I experienced racism from the hair dresser Susan who works there. The other hair dresser (also an elderly woman) who actually cut my hair did not do a good job and I had to go to SportsClip which was open in my area to correct it. Detailed incident: I had checked in online and after I visited, Susan (the hair dresser) called out my name and I said yes. I could see that I was on the first spot but she deliberately without saying anything to me asked for a white lady who was on number 3 spot (I am brown and the number 2 was not there). When I asked her why she did that, she did not reply at all and went to the other hairdresser to ask her to cut my hair. Then, while the other hairdresser was cutting my hair, she could not fade the hair properly on both sides, and the line on the neck was not straight. But atleast she was trying. In the end, I asked Susan who was there to check if the line is straight (because it looked different to me in t

Compared with other locations and similarly tiered competitors, I think this is one of the better ones. Note that I went here growing up, so I am bias. Registering to be on the waitlist online is huge for Great Clips, although sometimes it is inaccurate depending on how long each cut takes, so be prepared for an extra 30-45 min wait in the shop if it's busy. Dan has almost always cut my hair, and I've been more than satisfied. If you really care about your haircut, don't just describe what you want -- bring a picture (front/side/back views) of yourself or someone else with that cut. Then decide whether you want someone else to cut your hair.

I took my kids twice and both times i had a bad experience with the stylists. They always try to rush and just want to finish with the machine ASAP. Can't we do this at home if it is just shave it? Please be mindful about this and work nicely. Services: Kids' cuts, Haircut