Supercuts

really too expensive for a chain store.

AVOID!!! Where is the ZERO star option?
My eight-​year-​old needed a haircut, so nothing challenging to say the least. My husband has taken him here twice. At the first visit, at the end of the cut another stylist had to step in and make some corrections — WHAT?! This time they made it home, as my husband wasn’t going to have the… ahem… «stylist» do any more damage. As soon as they walked in the door I was like, «What the heck!!!» This time, he had a piece of hair hanging down his forehead that was ONE INCH longer than the rest of the hairline and clearly visible! Was this stylist blind?! If she’d only looked in the mirror she would have instantly seen that she’d missed a bit.
So this morning I tidied it up. It probably took me longer to do that than it took her to complete the cut in the first place. She clearly should think about a profession change, as providing a quality hair cut clearly isn’t her thing.
We only went there a second time because he was way overdue for a cut and it was Sunday and nothing else was open. We won’t make that mistake again…

For a quickie haircut place they charged $ 17 for a haircut! Holy crap. I love what I call the «Old Man’s Barber Shop» in Parker, you might know it as Crossroads Barber, it’s over by the library. You get a great haircut there for less and they shave your neck with a straight razor, my favorite part. My last haircut was at a Supercuts on Hampden at I-​25 and the price was $ 12. I’m still in shock hours later at the price.

Went here for a cut and color.
Wound up spending 2 and a half hours total for the worst cut and color I’ve ever had. And to make things worse, they charge as much as a real salon.
Bad, bad, bad. Avoid if you value your time and your look.

Place has gone downhill. Christy was the best there and is gone and it shows. Does anyone know where she is now? Kayla was great too and is gone also.