Great Clips

Let me start off by saying that the only reason i went to this place for the first time was because i got a $ 5.99 coupon for there regular $ 15 haircut. All in all i don’t think it is worth $ 15. I have short black hair. I requested a 1.5 dark ceasar cut (Wave Cut) with the grain, round in the back.
EXPLANATION: The barber didn’t look like she knew what she was doing. She would scoop off my head excess hair that had been cut off with her hands. She would constantly run her hands through my head… awkward. Should have been using a brush. I asked her to go with the grain (meaning to shave in the direction of my hair) and she couldn’t do that correctly. She would go back and forth and left patches in my hair.
They barely have enough equipment to properly cut hair. After shaving my head she went to do the edges with another shaver. The reason why this doesn’t work in comparison to a blade is because it does not allow any sharp details to your hairline. It was dull and you could still see the lower hair since it doesn’t cut deep enough. They don’t even use alcohol or some type of disinfectant after shaving the edges so be ready for bumps to start coming in.
CONCLUSION: This is not a barber shop but instead «A Haircut Place». They don’t have barbers but instead people who can somewhat hold a shaver. The lady even said that «they don’t do blades because only barbers do that». If you are a person who likes attention to detail all around, from the haircut to the shape-​up then this isn’t the place for you. You can get a way better haircut for $ 15 with details done all around at other non-​commercial barbershops. Their customer service is great but that can’t make up for poor quality. This is my honest opinion and i hope helps you when deciding on a barber or i hope it helps them to improve in those areas of opportunity.

I wasn’t wowed but I got a good haircut. First time to Great Clips and only came because I had a ticket for a free haircut.
The online check in feature on the website was helpful to know if there was a wait or not before I even arrived and to put my name on the list. I got in right away though because it wasn’t that busy around 5pm.
There was a waiting area and a friendly receptionist. Looked like enough stylist chairs to accommodate. I liked how the stylists greeted people as they walked in the door so they always felt welcome. I also liked that the stylist gave a consultation before she washed my hair and throughout the haircut, she showed me how much she was trimming before she did it. I appreciated that, knowing I was a first customer and trying to grow my hair out.
I didn’t like that she used a bristled brush to comb out my wet hair. I don’t think that was appropriate and I’m afraid of that not being a good, clean tool to use on multiple people’s heads. I also wished she small talked a little more. I mean that’s kinda a classic hair dresser experience, but hey it’s a chain and I was new. All in all, this haircut have me a healthier look.

Absolutely horrible. The nice stylist tried to do a fade, but it turned out looking like a staircase. You could see lines for every level of clipper she used. She apologized and said she has a hard time cutting fades into thick dark hair, as it is hard to blend.
I guess it will grow back in a week and I’ll get it fixed at another salon. I’ll just have to wear a hat everywhere until then!
Avoid this place.

I usually have my haircut done at the location in Dr. Phillips. However, today I visited the Lake Nona store and was very impressed. Staff was nice, and my cosmetician was extremely friendly, I appreciated that. I’ll be back soon!

No frills haircuts. Hit or miss in who you get, but the full time people are normally good. I’ve never asked for anything fancy, so I don’t know if they are pros. But for me and my son, they do fine. Friendly and quick, but always with a sales pitch for their products.

Haircuts here are very reasonably priced at $ 14 and shampoo at $ 3. Shampoo, cut and blow-​dry is $ 17. My mom was pretty happy with both her haircut (I brought in a few pictures for the stylist and he did a good job reproducing the cut in the pictures) and the price, and plans on coming back here regularly.
My only complaint is that a professional blow-​out (shampoo and blow-​dry, with minimal styling) here is considered styling and is $ 35 for long hair. They should make blow-​outs a separate option and price it more reasonably.