Hair Cuttery

Went for a hair cut. Nelly was my stylist. She did an amazing job and she is a very sweet person. In fact everyone there is very nice. They greet you with a big smile. I didn’t have to wait even for a minute on a bust Sunday morning. The price is so good for the service I experienced. For sure I am coming back again.

I walked in at 12:30 on a rainy tuesday. There was only one person getting their hair done and 3 employees. Nobody greeted me, but a mad asian lady asked me what I wanted. She looked at me with disgust. I said I wanted a brow wax. She never came up to the front desk, just stayed sitting in one of the salon chairs. She said sit down and log in on the computer. At that point, I said never mind and walked out. RUDE CUSTOMER SERVICE. Also another time I got a hair cut and the owner added $ 20 without telling me until I had to pay. Find a better salon.

After receiving a bit of a hack job from a high-​end hair salon, I thought I’d try the Hair Cuttery as it’s close to my BF’s house and it couldn’t get much worse than what happened to me last time around.
Amazing decision. Ebony took great care of me. I showed her a picture of how I wanted my hair cut in multiple layers while still keeping my length, and asked her to cut as little as possible (I am extremely protective of my long hair!) and she delivered just that! I was amazed, relieved, and definitely breathed a huge sigh of relief as I left. On top of that, I paid less than ¹⁄₃ of the cost I usually pay for haircuts, which I’ve now realized is completely unnecessary.
My only critique is that I was covered in hair when I left and my hair was shedding all over me. I think some more thorough blow-​drying or towel-​drying would’ve helped maybe? Otherwise, great experience!
Also, I have to add that I greatly appreciated the respect and honesty that the hairdressers showed to their clients. When I showed up (without an appointment), I was informed I may have to wait 5 – 10 minutes, which was totally fine and I did. Since they only had 2 people working, as other customers came in, they greeted everyone politely and gave approximate wait times. I thought that was very classy and showed that they cared for their patrons’ time and didn’t want to waste it. Much appreciated! Thanks!

Reviews for any hair salon are almost always about the individual person that cuts your hair. So just like any new hair cut spot, it is going to be hit or miss if the person who cuts your hair makes you happy or not. So if you find someone who does a good job, you should make friends and go back to that person, wherever they go. That is why this review is for Sahar more than it is for HairCuttery. She was very kind and professional. When stylists talk too much, I always wonder if they are paying attention to what they are doing. You don’t want a distracted stylist anymore than a distracted driver — both can end in a wreck. Sahar was focused and didn’t try to chat my ear off. Any quiet time was not awkward at all. Most importantly she did a great job. She made me look younger and more professional and all with very little input from me. Next time you are looking for a new stylist, ask for Sahar.

If you want the best hair dresser ever go to look for Malalk
She fixed my ugly yellow hair so quickly. She really knows what to do to your hair. She knows how to get the Right blonde color or any clolor. Oh! Did I forgot to mention she really knows how to do the blowdry? She is the best !!
i would highly recommend her.

I started taking my 11 yr old son here about 6 months ago. He has a very sensitive head and has been cut a few times at barber shops, so I needed a stylist who would be understanding and careful. We found Nellie and she has been wonderful. She takes her time & does a great job. I usually call ahead for a appointment since she is often busy.

I wish I can give them 0 star; but I think there in no 0 star on Unilocal.
They are charging $ 18.00 for kids hair cut which is outrageously high.

My kids get their haircut here. The people that you want here to cut hair are June, Ming, Nellie, or Miriam. Make sure you set an appointment before you come. The walk-​in method will get you someone that may get you a bad Hair Cuttery experience.

When I walked in the door I was turned off. No one greeted me for a couple minutes even after staring at me. Finally someone yelled for another lady to come help me. I got Sharling for my cut and wash and she was great. Did what I asked for and educated me on the products. If I to go back there I will make sure I go to her and not the snob in the back that just kept staring at me.

This Hair Cuttery is mostly for males– mainly a barber shop. It is not budget friendly for females especially for those seeking hair color services. My family has tried different stylists at this salon and we haven’t been very pleased even with just a basic hair trim. My teen daughter went here to have her shoulder length hair trimmed and we explained to the stylist that she just wanted her hair trimmed and slightly layered and afterwards my daughter ended up with a mullet! It was awful. The style of cut was not good for my daughters’ face and it was not what we had asked the stylist to do. Some of the stylists are not easy to understand at times.
WARNING!!! Hair Cuttery is very vague about their pricing for certain packages. On the board the prices look great, but once you get in the chair, the stylists add on undisclosed «extras» that jack up the prices or they tell you about a package (like the dual-​dimension package) and there’s no literature or price menu anywhere for the customer to see what exactly is included in the «Dual– Dimension» package and how much it costs. Then when its time to pay, there is serious price shock! (especially for a Hair Cuttery)
I went to the Hair Cuttery thinking that it was a budget salon and that I would save a lot of money from my regular higher end salon. I was willing to sacrifice quality to save money, but instead I was completely taken for my money at Hair Cuttery. At my regular salon, my usual services are a root color application, highlights, low lights, conditioning treatment, cut, blow-​dry, and style for about the same price as what I paid at the Hair Cuttery for just highlights, low lights, treatment and cut. I was extremely disappointed with the price I paid. The cut was not good and the highlights were just okay in overall appearance. My regular salon has a pleasing and updated spa-​like décor and it is very clean with nice lighting. When I walk out of there my hair color looks amazing and the cut is perfect. This Hair Cuttery is the opposite. It has previous clients’ hair all over the stylists’ stations and floor, filthy hair dye splattered walls, grime encrusted phones, unpleasant lighting, dirty ceiling vents and leak stained ceiling tiles.
For hair color, highlights and chemical processing you are much better off going to a quality high end salon because you will pay about the same price and your hair will look 10 times better and the salon will be nicely kept up and have a relaxing, CLEAN and calm atmosphere without a constant stream of impatient walk-​in male clients looking for a quick trim. Hair Cuttery is more of a barber shop than a salon. There are a lot of walk-​ins so clients who have services other than just a simple cut will find their service interrupted many times and have to wait extra time in-​between processing while the stylist takes on several clients during your service. My service took an hour longer than usual at Hair Cuttery. The stylist quoted me a price in the beginning which I thought was pretty high compared to what the price menu sign listed, but I said okay anyway because I was hoping that she would do an exceptional job. At the cash register, she charged me even more extra than what she first quoted me. I thought I was getting the Master Stylist prices for the City Lights package (full foils, recovery treatment, haircut, blow-​dry = $ 102) with additional low lights (for $ 30) which should have only cost $ 132 + $ 12 extra for long hair ($ 144), but at the cash register I ended up paying $ 170! This did not include a root color application or style. The stylist left me with my hair damp and frizzy (barely blow dried) because she was backed up with clients. Apparently I was charged for the mystery «Dual Dimension» package for some random price that the stylist saw fit but after inquiring at another local Hair Cuttery and looking at their price codes behind the reception desk, I found that in reality I did not truly get the Dual-​Dimension package as I did not get an all over hair color application in addition to the highlights as part of my services. My stylist ripped me off by using the mystery «dual-​dimension» package instead of charging the reasonable printed prices on the price board. Hair Cuttery is supposed to be a budget salon and it’s not when it comes to the color processing services with the Dual-​Dimension packages! Hair Cuttery has absolutely no business charging the prices they do for their Dual Dimension packages. Higher-​end salons in our area may charge those prices (and more) and it is because their quality of service and the salon environment in general is incomparable to that of Hair Cuttery. Hair Cuttery is budget (PERIOD) and the chain needs to price their packages accordingly. I was overcharged in a major way. It could be a budget worthwhile salon if they kept to their prices on the price board instead of the stylists adding on additional random prices & mystery packages to rip you off