Supercuts

Today Sunday 1÷3÷16, I went to get my haircut like I always do and I tried opening the door and it was locked at 5:20? The time on the website as well as the window said 6PM? I have never had a problem here and Enjoy coming here. Gilbert the manager is a great guy as well as everyone else. Again, I tried to open the door and the girls waved and said we are closed? Why put 6PM on your website and your door if your going to close early. I knew the lady that said we were closed and she waved and said we are closed like I was just some stranger coming to the door. Reading the reviews on this particular Supercuts was weird to me cause I never experienced the problems everyone had. Today I did, I guess it finally caught up to me. Owell, I have to find another place to start cutting my hair.

I am very satisfied with my experiences here at Supercuts on Imperial. The manager and main stylist, I believe, Gil cut my hair a few days ago. I have been growing my hair out for a year and the ends needed a fresh start. He was very conservative at first which I really appreciate because some stylists will take more off right away. He answered all my questions and I ended up loving my new haircut. Thanks Gil!

My poor husband. Having a toddler and long commute home, he no longer has time to be waiting at the good barber shops for a good fade which is why he started coming here. EVERY SINGLE TIME he has come here his fade is pretty horrible. Always uneven, never decently faded from the top length to the sides. Even the line in the back and his sideburns are never straight. NEVER. He always feels bad having them fix it but today he had enough and finally complained. He vowed this was the last straw and will never go back to any super cuts. If you would’ve seen his hair, you would wonder just as we did who the heck hires these people.

My favorite stylist is Shahin but everyone is competent. Nice folks.

I would rate this place HELL ON WHEELS, if you want being a man want to come out of here with a worse than ALPHIE UNEVEN WHAT in the world’s she thinking? If you want a very bad HAIRCUT THEN GO HERE!!! If i could take a picture and show everyone who reads this then I WOULD. I want to know where the hell she went to school someones basement or an two cent beauty school, or better yet is she using someones paperwork or SOMEONE ELSES LICENSE, because SHE had better take that test for haircutting about 5 MORe times, BETTER YET GO BACK TO SCHOOL IF YOU EVER DID! WHAT A CHOP JOB!!!

I went once before a lady did a great job. This time was a guy and I used a picture for reference and it looked nothing like the picture.
The fade is terrible and the whole time I’m kept face away from the mirror so I couldn’t see what he was doing and offer my opinion and I planned a shampoo after but he just slicked gel on my hair without asking. I never have gel on my hair after a haircut and the towel after was COLD.
Never again.

STAY AWAY!
It it was possible to anything less then one star then I would!
I went in on a whim, mostly wanting just a blow out. I asked the stylist for a blow out for some volume up top and a trim across the bottom.
My hair was one length long bob and sat just at my collar bone.
She explained that cutting layers into the ends of my hair would reduce the weight and would make it easier for me to have a more voluminous hair daily.
It all all made sense so I agreed. She began cutting.
Her mirror read Martha. She was very talkative… Went on and on about ow everyone working there had been there for like 20 yrs and how awesome the training programs super cuts offers are and how they had a super busy morning. Saying she was grateful the salon was still doing so well with the lack of other establishments in the shopping center.
We all of the things she was saying, it’s really hard to believe I received the haircut I got.
When she finished both the cut and blow out she asked me how I liked it and then asked if I would like to trim another inch off?
I was confused by that at the time but I know exactly why she said that NOW.
My hair was blown completely smooth and in place. All of the layers were curled in to form one whole look. It was hard to see the actually layers in the cut because of the blow out… but she seemed experienced enough right? I trusted her.
As for the blow out, it wasn’t half as voluminous as I’ve had it blown out before even with a one length cut but whatever right?
I was charged $ 39, I tipped her $ 10 on top of that. Oh how I regret that!

It was only when I washed my hair out the next morning when I realized what she had done to me.
I had large chunks of hair cut bluntly at different lengths all around my head.
The base layer of my hair was uneven and sat about one full inch lower of the next layer, completely disconnected. There were holes in the cut and I lost way more length then we every agreed on.
I had to cut that completely disconnected inch off… hmmm, perhaps the one she realized she created after blowing me out?
And have all of the «layers: cut up and blended to match the shorter patches she cut into my hair.
All and all, i lost a total of 2 – 3 inches when all I wanted was a half inch trim and a basic blow out.
BIGGEST MISTAKE I WILL EVER MAKE WITH MY HAIR AGAIN.
Learn from my mistakes, stay away!

So I found out from another review of another local Supercuts not so far from this one, the stylists are kinda considered independent contractors and can charge whatever they want even though the SC has standard pricing for a regular haircut with or without shampooing or tea tree treatment. Its called their up policy. Thats why i was charged more for a tea tree than the other one I went to.

I started going here because I just want a basic cut. I don’t like layers in my hair at all and all I ever want is about a half inch trimmed. I don’t like paying $ 50+ dollars for a half inch trim across the bottom so I figure Supercuts will work.
The first time I went was fine. An Asian woman (who I get the vibe is the owner?) did my trim and it was fine. I just need a basic across the bottom cut so how can that get messed up? Well, the last time I went in an Arabic woman did my hair and she insulted me and did a poor job on the cut. I know I have fine hair and I dislike when people make me seem like I’m going bald. I understand its their job to try to sell product but really, do you have to make me feel bad about myself in the process? She got my hair all wet BEFORE asking what I want (which is not the right way to start the consultation). Luckily for her all I wanted was a straight across the bottom trim. She told me I was wrong for wanting it and that I needed to get layers to make my hair look fuller. No. I told her I don’t want them but she argued with me. For my hair it doesn’t work. Period. Don’t argue, just trim.
When she finally got to trimming she hardly trimmed anything at all. Plus I think she did add a layer in when I specifically asked her not to. Either that or she just cut it so crooked it looks layered. I think I will find another salon. Even if its a cheap place the least I can ask for is someone to listen to my request and not make me feel horrible about my hair.

DO NOT GET YOUR HAIR CUT HERE!!!
I dread getting my haircut. It’s hard to find a good place. The barber I normally go to (La Habra Plaza Barber Shop) was closed when I needed a cut, so I came here. In the future I will wait for my barber to open again. This was one of the WORST cuts I’ve ever gotten.
I have a usual guy cut. Short on the sides, blended down, a little longer on top, and I comb it forward. Nothing out of the ordinary or weird. I got home and found that there was no blending done in the back at all. The top was uneven. The only reason there was ANY blend to the sides was because when the «barber» thought he was finished, I pointed out the choppy mess he was so proud of. And this cost me $ 16? Never again. I’m just glad he didn’t cut much off. I’ll be getting another cut in about two weeks.

I have never been a big fan of haircuts… I think that this place gives me about as good a haircut as I could get out there considering that my haircuts might go 4 weeks inbetween.
I have considered going to «a person» but the whole ordeal requires too much planning– my haircuts are generally «geez my hair looks like crap» and supercuts is ideal for satisfying that feeling.

I’ve received the exact haircut I wanted all three times that I’ve been here. They are also open later than other Supercuts in my area. They also know how to cut and style my blonde hair where the other Supercuts tried to treat it like the more prevalent black Asian hair of the area. Mine is not that heavy. Great job!

This place is an absolute joke. My buddy went to get a simple fade earlier today. Let’s just say he’s bald now… The haircut he received was so horrid, he went straight home and shaved his head.
The kicker is that the so called «barber» or whatever he was didn’t realize that there was anything wrong with the haircut… despite the 16 different angles his hair was in following the haircut. Some key words to describe his hair afterward… UNEVEN, DIAGNAL, PATCHY…
My friend asked for the manager following the memorable haircut he received. Edward Scissorhands claimed that he was the manager (which i highly doubt). My buddy advised the gifted hair artist he would not be monetarily compensated for his services and left. It was then that I noticed my friend was walking around with something that resembled 14^th century Renaissance artwork on top of his dome…
This man should not be in business or anywhere near hairclippers period… FYI, the guy’s workstation is the first chair on the left (northeast chair) as you walk in to the establishment.

had to agree w/​the other Unilocaler’s review of this place, feel like sitting in front of Sweeney Todd dealing with the mean stylist there. You’ll be lucky your ear is not chopped off for meat pie. ;^P

This place sucks… even for supercuts.
The people here are jaded and only know how to cut one style of hair.
Last time I came here to get a simple trim, they left all these patches of uncut hair around the back of my head.
Id rather pay a higher price and get a good cut than get one that looks like I got a cut with a weedwacker.