Pro-Cuts

So this place isn’t anything fancy but you can’t really beat the price.
I am a woman with long hair and I left this place having a shampoo and haircut (no blow dry) for about $ 24 total before tip. I went to SuperCuts recently and they charged me $ 40 for the same
It seems to be owned by a Korean man and wife and both greeted me and were friendly to me when I came in. The woman shampooed and washed my hair and did exactly as I asked with my cut and I think it came out nice!
She even blow dried my hair a little so it wasn’t soaking and I could check the layers and then asked if I wanted the full blow dry because it is extra on women (this is true at places like SuperCuts too). I really appreciated that she asked and warned me because most haven’t don’t that, you just find out when they are checking you out. I felt she was very nice and listened to everything I wanted. She was a little serious during the actual cutting but nothing rude.
There were two other men who got their hair cut by the man while I was getting mine done and they both left seeming happy.
So all in all for the context of what I wanted: a cheap but decent wash and cut with being treated well, and not being there forever, then this place was perfect and 5 stars in my book. If you need a fancier shop where you feel like you want to be super pampered then you are coming to the wrong place, haha.

Worst haircut I’ve ever received. The Asian lady cutting my hair did not even care about what I told her to do and it seemed like she just wanted to leave. Worst customer service!

The asian guy working here is good (I guess his name is Philip). But today since he was out I went ahead with the other guy working there. He asked me what number I want, so I said i dont know the eaxct number but want medium hair length. .but he insisted on number. this should hv been my clue and should hv left that place. This guy messes up my hair and he did it very badly, leaving cut marks on back of neck.

For anyone that knows me, my crazy curly hair makes it hard to tell the difference between a good cut and a bad cut. With that in mind, I usually go somewhere affordable and that doesn’t totally screw up my hair by cutting it unevenly or something. This place is what you would expect from a $ 15 haircut but I didn’t have to wait long and the stylists were extremely nice and accommodating. Even gave me an extra (conditioning) to help manage the curls.

If you want a decent haicut, stay away from this place they have no clue as to what they are doing, and the old asia lady is bossy and rude.

Last week (05-​25-​2010) I took one of my friend to this place and he had a very good hair cut and has been treated very friendly here so I liked this place and wanted to go to this place today (05-​30-​2010) to have hair cut. Since this is long weekend I wanted to have hair cut today but unfortunately this place was closed when I went there. It’s weird that these people are closing their business on Sunday’s because of this I had to go to Super Cuts near North Gate and Mac Arthur intersection and I had a very great cut there and tipped her very well.
Since this business was closed on Sunday they are indirectly helping other hair cut business.