Supercuts

Asked for a fade, with a two on top, and a one on the sides. Got a one all over. Goodbye, beloved hair.
Literally how do you screw that up?

I see Shantay. I bring in a picture of what I want and she does just so! She’s experienced pleasant and efficient.

People here are giving bad reviews because they expect the same service here compared to places that cost double or triple the price. For $ 14.95 (haircut man) this place is perfect. I had a quick and simple cut and got out of there satisfied. The place was clean and the people was polite. I just walked in and was attended in 3 minutes. I will definitely go there again.

I usually get very simple haircuts, so I like to go here and not overpay somewhere else. My haircut came out fine and I only had to wait about 5 minutes for my turn. Weekends can be very busy with long waits, so try to come during the week if you can. My stylist wasn’t super friendly. She didn’t really say a word to me after I told her how I wanted my hair cut. There was also a lot of hair on the footrest of the chair, which was a little off putting. I’m not sure if I would come here if I was looking to do something very elaborate, but for simpler haircuts, it is a fine option.

Do yourself a favor and do not go here. For 16.95 (with tip), you’re better off paying a few dollars more and going somewhere else.
I decided I would go to get my haircut here because most other barbershops close at 5, but boy I made a mistake. Yolanda was my stylist and couldn’t make it more obvious that she didn’t want to be there. Everyone has a bad day, but at least crack one smile during the entirety of my haircut or give me some kind of enthusiasm.
Asked for an inch off with scissors and got a mediocre wack job with two uneven side burns. Never coming again and advise people to do the same.

If you need a haircut here, request Patty. She is gentle, and does an amazing job.

Anybody who is looking for Trent, he’s opened his own shop at The Healing Center in the Marigny. He’s charging the same price for the same great haircut.

Hey everyone, Trent has moved to his own place called Two Guys Cutting Hair and it’s at 2372 St. Claude Ave in the Healing Center. Trent was my favorite, so I will be going to his place from now on. You can see my review of his place for more information.
That said, I want to pay tribute to this Supercuts location, as most of the staff is very courteous and do a nice job of cutting hair. I’ve gotten my hair cut at this Supercuts for many years and I was always content with the job. Now that Trent is gone, I recommend the Vietnamese woman (sorry, I can’t remember her name) or Katie. They are both great picks at this location for both men and women.

I just found out that Trent is no longer working here. I asked around and found out he has opened up a hair place at the Healing Center in the Marigny. So I am going to track him down there.

After not going to a salon in years, I couldn’t stand it anymore. Since Supercuts is by my house & every time I pass by it’s crowded, I knew that’s where I was going to go.
I walked in & met Chante’ & within a minute she was shampooing my hair.
Being a former stylist, I knew immediately I was in Very Capable Hands with Chante’. I told her exactly what I wanted & she delivered.

I got a good haircut here. They have a cool electronic checkin system which is nice. I’m in the military so I got a pretty basic cut. They also offered me a military discount. Thank you Supercuts!

Yolanda was horribly rude! Worse haircut experience EVER! Scraped my skin raw! I’m just glad I’m not bleeding!
One star is too generous!
I feel bad for the other stylists who have to work with her, and may be affected by this negative review.

Well first off the majority of photos are not of this location. You’d thing Supercuts could post it’s own photos of it’s actual salon.
My husband gets his hair cut here and it’s always a mixed bag. More often than not they don’t know what «fade» means and they leave his bangs/​fringe too long. This time the lady did a good job… next time who knows?
You get what you pay for I suppose.

With the voice of the «Comic Book Guy» from The Simpsons, worst… haircut…ever. Accompanied by a large dose of indifference.

Went for a basic haircut, I go to the same person each time who knows how I want it cut. Did a better job than high priced salons.

I won’t mention the other two places where I used to get my hair cut in town, but one was a barber shop and the other a salon. Both charged around $ 30 for a haircut, and I quit going to both places after leaving more than once with a noticeably bad cut.
I’ve come to this Supercuts location four times now and left happy each time. Each time, the person cutting my hair asked if I’d prefer scissors or electric clippers. The first time, I said I didn’t really know, just do your best job. The person used scissors, which seems to be the golden ticket for my ugly head, so I’ve learned something in the process.
A good, standard haircut from friendly staff for $ 15 is my cup of tea. I will be back.

You can get a $ 4 discount at Winn Dixie

Growing up, the one hair salon we had in town was $ 15 for a wash, cut, blow dry, and styling if the lady felt up to it. Moving to the city and trying to find a haircut I can afford on a less-​than-​graduate-​student-​income budget, has been a challenge. Supercuts is $ 12.95 for a cut.
I’m a pretty simple woman. I never thought I’d be too high maintenance for this place…
I just wanted a trim. I haven’t cut my hair in 2 years and wanted to get the dead ends out. The place was pretty full (of all men) but I had the time, so I added my name in the computer and waited. There were 2 women stylists and one man stylist. I texted the boyfriend that it would be hilarious if I got the guy, seeing as how I was the only woman client. Welp, got the guy. He did not sweep up his station before calling my name, so I stood there kind of awkwardly (thinking that sitting would get me in his way) until he asked me to sit… in the previous guys buzzed clippings.
I’m learning that if you want a shampooing, its gonna cost you extra in the world of haircuts, but I have A LOT of hair and it is THICK. I don’t understand the desire to sit there with a squirt bottle and spray for 5 – 10 minutes instead of just taking me over to the sink and wetting it down real quick. I suggested it to the guy, and he said «shampooing is an additional $ 8.» I tried to explain that I didn’t want it shampooed, just perhaps wetted a little faster and with less spray getting all over my shirt, but alas. He asked what I wanted — I told him just a trim, cut out the dead ends. The trim itself took no time. I ran home right after to shower off the hair bits (because I sure didn’t get a brushing after that) and when my hair was dry — still a ton of split ends. I saw him cut my hair, the boyfriend said it didn’t look like anything bad had happened to my hair, so I don’t understand how I still had so much damage…
You get what you pay for I guess, but if this is the only haircut I can afford, I’m just gonna have to start wearing more buns and tucking in the ends.

Everyone was friendly and really chill when I went in.
I reserved Trent, because of his positive Unilocal reviews. He just knows what he is doing!
A snip here, a snip there and he made what I asked for look good.
(which was styling a short cut, making it easier to grow out)
You never know what you’re going to get at any hair salon, especially a franchise under this name. but this one gets 5 stars for the price and for the skill ;)

1.5÷5 cheap but you get what you pay for.
Wasn’t a great experience. Very factory style, depends on who you get (never been so couldn’t ask for a specific stylist). Anyways, the clipper was landing on my head, and it felt like the guy was actually trying to buzz through my skull. I’m really glad I only wanted the side and back trimmed because I wouldn’t have trusted any actual cutting up top. The entire buzz took under 10 minutes, and the entire time the guy seemed like I was the inconveniencing him.
Also, they don’t sweep between cuts — so it was a nasty workstation, and the chair I was asked to sit in still had someone else’s hair in it.
Still searching for an under $ 30 men’s cut (as in actual scissors, folks) option.