Supercuts

Gotten my haircut here multiple times. I already have bangs and just need a trim. Shouldn’t be too difficult especially if they’re already there right? I always get half done jobs aka half my bangs are trimmed other half are not even though I tip 100% and I get pushed out the door with wet hair. Not a fan.

I went in late Saturday morning. Only had to wait about 10 – 15 minutes. Blanca cut my hair. She listened to hear exactly what I said I wanted and proceeded to cut my hair to meet my request. She is polite, profession, fast & efficient. I will go back.

Its the most bad salon I have seen ever because I ask her to cut my hair like the pic I show to her but she decided to make a other hair style and ut was so ugly hair style I got in my life unfortunately you have bad team and now there is no body can fix my hair coz now it’s too short

Five stars for the haircuts and prices, zero stars for their call-​ahead arrangement. Supposedly you are supposed to be able to call in up to an hour ahead and put your name on the list. I called and was told to be there in 35 minutes. I walked in 25 minutes later, my name was crossed off the list, and there were FIVE people ahead of me… pretty much makes the call-​ahead idea pointless! Part of the problem is this particular location is often staffed with just two stylists. But if time isn’t an issue and you want a cut for under $ 15, this is the place to go.

I’ve been coming here for haircuts for many years. I have very easy hair to cut and I get a great haircut from all the stylists. For me, it’s a great value.

For somebody like me, a quick haircut here works just fine. I have thin, lank hair. Even Dippity Do could not tame it. I am middle-​aged, and not worried about looking hot or even «cool» to attract a mate. I want quick, easy, and neat. I got exactly that today. A Hispanic lady chopped off two inches of hair, all one length. I’m happy with my haircut.
But your hair is thick, curly, or you want some fancy cut, this may not be the place for you. If you’re like me and you want to be in and out fast, and don’t have complex demands, this is a good place.

Supercuts lives up to the old adage — you get what you pay for. It took the stylist a while to acknowledge me, but once I sat in her chair, service was quick and efficient, and cut was acceptable. Unfortunately, the salon looked dirty and dingy. I used to go to the one at Lincoln and Peterson until it closed last year. That was a much more pleasant experience.

At a restaurant, you’d know what you’d like, right? Chicken or beef. And with music, you’ve got your favorite bands, right? Groups you go back to. Well folks, it’s the same with your stylist.
Once I find someone who works for me, I stay with them until they leave. My regular stylist — at a somewhat expensive spa in town — moved on. Supercuts is conveniently located, clean, has a good selection of product. But most importantly they offer a very well priced cut, and do it well. Since I’ve been seeing Sarah, I’ve gotten more compliments than ever.
Know what works for you (guys: that means when your last cut was, and your razor numbers) and who works well for you. Then dedicate yourself to them and stop bouncing around.
Friendly, efficient, great cuts, extremely fair pricing. I count myself a regular.

I have been going to this location since it opened. I don’t know the precise year, but I’m guessing about 15 years.
I went last week and got a new stylist. She was nice, but she didn’t do as I asked in shaping the back of my hair. So, all week, no matter what I did, pieces of it just stuck out at all angles.
This happened once before, ages ago. I went in and the next stylist fixed it. I went in today and explained the problem. They would not fix it unless I paid again. OK, I’ll spring for it. The stylist completely ignored me and took off more than 1 inch. I couldn’t see the real damage as I am blind without my glasses. I have a growth behind one ear that usually is concealed and is now totally noticeable.
I was furious — and yes, he rang me up. I asked at least twice, «Why didn’t you do wha I ASKED you to do?» He ignored me and just said that if I wasn’t satisfied, I could go to a high end salon and pay $ 100.
After fifteen years of business, that is it. I’m outta here.

I’ve been going here for awhile now and have made some realizations. 1. While Blanca is the sweetest little latina, she butchers my hair every time. 2. Amy Rocks, and 3. Thomas (septum piercing guy who is new to this location I believe) also rocks and has quickly caught up to tie Amy as my favorite stylist!

This is my fault. I just needed a trim, an inch or 2 of my all-​one-​length long hair. Sorry, but I just don’t want or need to spend $ 60-​$ 80 in a real salon for a maintenance trim– plus, I was driving by, and thought I would just try and knock this off the to-​do list quick and get on with my day.
I should have taken the hint when I saw the older lady in a wheelchair (customer) blow drying her OWN hair at one station, and another stylist walk past her and snarl behind her back in confusion and disgust. That same stylist then skipped me on the list and took a gentleman who had walked in 15 minutes after me. I had been next in line, and confronted her about this, but she inexplicably decided that I was not next. Well– I took this as a sign, grabbed my coat and got the hell out of there. Screw. That.
Add to this– outdated 80’s décor, employees who are visibly irritated, and just a general air of… sadness, and I think I got very lucky to be skipped. Never again.

I love this place. Simple haircut, simple price. But… I’m so mad right now that I got Leslie to cut my hair. Kinda heavy set dark skinned lady if you don’t recognize her name. But I had a haircut with her one time, wasn’t very satisfied. She cut off a bit to much than I asked. I came in again, got her, and thought I would give her a second chance. Horrible idea. This time it wasn’t the haircut more than it was the service. I had to ask her to cut my sideburns as she was taking off the hair cover. She never asked me! Aren’t those standard?! And at the end, she never cleaned me up. I had hair all over my face, pinched a bunch of hair resting behind my ears, didn’t get a blow dry after and left with wet hair. Sorry, this is harsh, but I don’t ever want Leslie to touch me again. I’ll come back for someone else.
PS — came home, one side was uneven. Yeah. Damn.

Who says you need a fancy salon for a decent haircut? Staff here knows what they’re doing and they do it quick. Amy is the fun-​loving talkative blond who has a gay male following at the salon, so I usually aim for her, but I’m not against trying out or revisiting the other stylists, EXCEPT for Blanca. She’s an adorable and sweet little Mexican lady, but the times she’s cut both my hair and my partner’s, it was awful. Maybe it was an off day, or two, for her, but all around awesome place to get your hair did.

Slow service and unfriendly stylists. Much better in the area. Cheap price but you get what you pay for, a lousy haircut and poor service

Sarah was great! Said she never sees positive reviews on here, so here’s her proof otherwise! Right off the Berwyn Red line… very easy if you live on the north end of the red line.

As an Asian with super straight black hair, it is very hard to find a person of any ethnicity that can cut your hair well. I have been to a few 35 dollar places that can’t figure out Asian hair. Amy at this supercut is the only one that can do it well. She gets the Asian hair and all hair. You can tell when they cut with confidence – quickly yet it turns out great.
When I use to have the short styled forward and up hair, she did a great job of cutting it for years but it’s a simple cut and a lot of people can do it well. Now that I have switched to the longer Mad Men style haircut, it was surprisingly difficult to find a place that can cut it well. I went to Gabby’s in Lakeview (an old school barbershop) but they just gave me a confused look. I guess they’re not used to cutting non-​white hair. I went to a «professional» place – one of those Robert Jeffery place and the same thing. «I didn’t know Asian hair can do that», was what my guy said. Alas, I return to Amy (it’s hard to catch her sometimes. Call ahead.) and she knew exactly what to do. She is too good for Supercuts but I’m not complaining.

The haircut was pretty standard and met my expectations. Nothing phenomenal. It was a short wait time with friendly staff in a clean location.
They don’t take appointments. (The stylist spent 10 minutes on the phone explaining this to someone. Now it is burned into my brain as well.)

i will never go to this place again nor will i recommend someone they messed my hair completly up its uneven and its gonna take a miracle for my hair to come back. There service sucks and im livid at this point dont let pj or patricia cut your hair im warning you she is inexperienced and she couldnt cut hair to save her life HORRIBLE!!!

My go to place for a budget haircut. When you have long, straight hair and don’t need more than a trim, why pay more than $ 13?
At this price, you’ve got plenty of money left over to splurge on a pair of $ 20 shoes at PayLess and some Vitamin B at the vitamin store next door.

Hello, Supercuts!
I am well-​accustomed to my Albany Park $ 5 haircuts which are always a dice roll depending on which one is the least crowded and which stylist is there to bring the clippers to my head. I usually find time on my walk home from work from the train but lately I have been getting home too late for a haircut.
Last week during the hellstorm, I was able to stop in Supercuts conveniently located by the Berwyn Red Line and had no wait. No wait, no problem! The stylist clipped my hair and spiked it up nice just like I asked and was a sweet lady. The haircut was cheap and looked the way I wanted it. I am never picky with my hair and Supercuts is fine by me!