Great Clips

Critical: Professionalism, Quality, Valueplease do not go to great clips if you want a decent hair cut, literally had my hair butchered so bad by this one barber named sarah, i believe she was new but she let me leave looking terrible, no blending no fading, terrible hair cut, pay the extra $5 and get your hair cut by a real barber if you’re a man, 10/10 never going again. place should be closed down. even left tons of hair behind my hair untrimmed.Service: Haircutplease do not go to great clips if you want a decent hair cut, literally had my hair butchered so bad by this one barber named sarah, i believe she was new but she let me leave looking terrible, no blending no fading, terrible hair cut, pay …More

please do not go to great clips if you want a decent hair cut, literally had my hair butchered so bad by this one barber named sarah, i believe she was new but she let me leave looking terrible, no blending no fading, terrible hair cut, pay the extra $5 and get your hair cut by a real barber if you’re a man, 10/10 never going again. place should be closed down. even left tons of hair behind my hair untrimmed.

Critical: Professionalism, QualityI got my haircut, yesterday. I wasn’t able to get a wash or style “due to COVID,” yet nothing was wiped down or cleaned in between costumers. Stylists shared water bottles and tools. Half way through, I realized that a stylist was clearly coughing up mucous and that issue was never addressed. She never said “I have allergies or don’t worry I’ve tested negative.” Overall, it seems like this shop picked and chose what COVID precautions were the most convenient. I’m assuming they raised prices for a basic haircut. This means they could do less tasks, but have an increased gain. I should note that I was initially told I couldn’t have my hair washed, fine, but I wasn’t told I couldn’t have my hair dried and styled until the cut had already started. $19 for a mediocre haircut and lack of COVID pre-cautions, won’t bring my business back to this location. In addition, my stylist was very resistant to everything I asked for. IE donating 6inchea, a donation that I would have taken care of, but she needed more room to fix the hair after cutting the donation. She wasn’t the most confident stylist, so I probably should have just left and found someone who could handle cutting 6 inches off which would have left her with about extra inches to style. I understand that the service they use will only take donated hair that is 12 inches or longer. However, many organizations are taking 6 inches or more. A lot of great opportunities are being missed. Overall, this location was disappointing and had I been able to get an appointment elsewhere, I would have walked out in the beginning. I had my mind set on giving them a shot and getting my hair cut. I now know better for future haircuts.Service: HairstylingI got my haircut, yesterday. I wasn’t able to get a wash or style “due to COVID,” yet nothing was wiped down or cleaned in between costumers. Stylists shared water bottles and tools. Half way through, I realized that a stylist was clearly …More

I got my haircut, yesterday. I wasn’t able to get a wash or style “due to COVID,” yet nothing was wiped down or cleaned in between costumers. Stylists shared water bottles and tools. Half way through, I realized that a stylist was clearly coughing up mucous and that issue was never addressed. She never said “I have allergies or don’t worry I’ve tested negative.” Overall, it seems like this shop picked and chose what COVID precautions were the most convenient. I’m assuming they raised prices for a basic haircut. This means they could do less tasks, but have an increased gain. I should note that I was initially told I couldn’t have my hair washed, fine, but I wasn’t told I couldn’t have my hair dried and styled until the cut had already started. $19 for a mediocre haircut and lack of COVID pre-cautions, won’t bring my business back to this location. In addition, my stylist was very resistant to everything I asked for. IE donating 6inchea, a donation that I would have taken care of, but she needed more room to fix the hair after cutting the donation. She wasn’t the most confident stylist, so I probably should have just left and found someone who could handle cutting 6 inches off which would have left her with about extra inches to style. I understand that the service they use will only take donated hair that is 12 inches or longer. However, many organizations are taking 6 inches or more. A lot of great opportunities are being missed. Overall, this location was disappointing and had I been able to get an appointment elsewhere, I would have walked out in the beginning. I had my mind set on giving them a shot and getting my hair cut. I now know better for future haircuts.