Great Clips

Decided to visit this place after a long absence, regretting it now. Upon entering, a woman with a strong Italian accent asked me, "What are you doing here?" I explained I needed a haircut, and she brusquely directed me to the chair. As she began cutting, she played loud music, making it hard for me to communicate. She offered me a choice between a "chicken cut or a dog cut," which made no sense to me. Despite asking for a trim, she proceeded with what she called a "chicken cut." Throughout the haircut, she kept passing gas and took an unusually long bathroom break, during which I heard strange noises. When I inquired about the delay, she rudely told me to mind my own business. Her phone call was so loud it seemed to reach all the way to China, as she discussed her son's band. The haircut turned into a bizarre experience, with her using soap, shaving my hair, and spinning the chair wildly. When I asked about rinsing my hair, she sarcastically suggested using her spit. At the end, she offered me a "chicken pie" for an exorbitant price, and upon my refusal, she became enraged and threw products around. She even chased me to Target, claiming she knew kung fu. I ended up hiding in the bathroom to avoid her. Avoid this place at all costs.

After getting a haircut here, I realized they had cut off a significant inch from my hairline. Considering my hair is chest-length, it will take months to grow back evenly. This isn't the first time they've messed up my haircut; previously, it was the sides, and now it's the front. I won't be returning.

We have a favorite stylist here who is excellent with children! However, the manager's demeanor towards kids is quite poor. She handled my 10-year-old son roughly, pressing his head down forcefully and accidentally nicking his neck and ear. Despite my son being very still, she blamed him for her mistakes.