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I’ve been a regular Great Clips customer for years and have generally had consistent, satisfactory haircuts at various locations. Unfortunately, the Great Clips at Teel Village in Frisco, TX, is a glaring exception. On Monday, the 17th of November I visited this location for the third time. As usual, the stylist pulled up my client profile, which includes my preferred clipper guard length that stylists normally verify with me. Before she started cutting, I specifically asked her to confirm the guard size. She told me the wrong number. When I corrected her and pointed out what was actually listed in my profile, she casually said “Oh yeah” and proceeded anyway—resulting in a completely botched haircut. This is now the third bad experience I’ve had at this specific salon. Every single visit has been noticeably worse than any other Great Clips I’ve ever used. The staff here simply do not pay attention to detail, and the results show it. I’ll be wearing a baseball cap in public for the next couple of weeks until it grows out. I strongly recommend avoiding the Great Clips at Teel Village in Frisco, TX. I have no issues with other Great Clips locations—just this one.

I just got my haircut with Jessica N . She did a great job and was very nice to listening the way I wanna my hair to be done . Thanks Jessica N.

Worst experience of my life, they made me brush my hair, wouldn't take me, threw the towel over my eyes and mouth so I couldn't breathe, used the hottest water on me and said things after I left that were harrassment and bullying and threatening

I absolutely love the way taylor cuts my hair. She takes her time to make it just right. Always very nice & always right on. Never had a bad experience.

They wanted to charge 45.00 for cut and style. If people had that kind of money, they'd go to a real salon. The hairdressers all had bad coloring, cuts, and styles themselves (at both locations near me). Cut all uneven layers from one side to the other. Handled hair roughly during the wash, hair got pulled, hurt. I gotta grow it out and hope one day I can afford a real hairdresser. Run, don't walk.

Holy shit. The store on wales ave in Massillon Ohio is the worst. If you find a girl that actually knows how to cut your hair just stick with her. Every time I go in there and tell them a LOW FADE I get a high and tight marine cut. They never listen and they only know how to do one style and it sucks. LOW FADE LOW FADE LOW FADE DAMNNNNNNNN

Completely unprofessional.Abbotsford Whatcom location.If I had money to sue for defamation of character,I would.I apparently had the job after applying with a haircut.I had to hound the manager down only to find out she had changed her mind and decided I wasn’t a good fit.When I confronted her in person she told me I was racist and didn’t have the correct footwear.Outrageous!I may have my faults.Racism is not one.Broke my leg that can swell so I had thongs.That’s what happens when you put insecure and inexperienced behind the wheel.

I saw it was "0 Minute" waiting time so checked in. When I got there, there were two hairdressers each with a customer. So I sat down and waited. About 10 minutes later, one customer finished. The hairdresser did not greet me but started putting around. A few minutes later, the other hairdresser asked her a question. She then walked over and started working on the unfinished customer, enjoying the attention from the customer and the other hairdresser. 20 minutes later, I asked how much longer I needed to wait. Incredulously, she answered, "I don't know." Really? She had NO idea roughly how long it would take for a haircut? I asked her (apparently she was in charge) how many hairdressers were at work (it was about 12:50), she said one - when obviously there was the other hairdresser and another one was probably taking her lunch break). I said I needed to get back to work. She just shrugged. They then engaged in light bantering along with exaggerated examination of every strand of hair. I had no choice but to leave without getting a haircut. I can't believe the "0 minute wait" check-in turned into a complete waste of an hour (30+ minute plus commute time), with a rude hairdresser in charge.