Reviews for JCPenney Salon
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Monday: 11AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 11AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 11AM - 7PM
Thursday: 11AM - 7PM
Friday: 11AM - 7PM
Saturday: 11AM - 7PM
Sunday: 11AM - 6PM
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Google: 2.8/5
Facebook: 3.9/5
Foursquare: 6.8/10Map & Location
312 W Prien Lake Rd, Lake Charles
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I would highly recommend no one getting their haircut here. I went and they messed my hair up and then I went back and it's okay at best. Basically they have amateurs in there and I just really wouldn't recommend going.
Just left. There's one cashier that conveniently has no name tag on!!! She was very rude and yelling at the guests for no reason!! Shauna was very helpful and explained to the rude cashier. She still continued to yell at guest. Never been treated so rudely in Penney's! I almost left my 109 of merchandise!! If it would not have been what my children picked out for Christmas I would have!
Never have had any issues with JCP. Every now and then you can find some good deals. Selection is adequate, but not outstanding. After receiving a somewhat cryptic circular in the newspaper, that suggested a new pricing strategy coming soon, I decided to investigate a bit online. Here's the 411... J.C. Penney -- now being referred to as jcpenney -- is implementing a new pricing strategy, slashing prices up to 40% and to keep them that way year round. This fair pricing strategy is designed to keep prices low on the basics shoppers look for frequently and introduce new merchandise on a routine schedule. This sounds to me a lot like the Everyday Low Price (EDLP) format that other retailers have adopted, such as Wal-Mart. Everyday low price (EDLP) is a pricing strategy promising consumers a low price without the need to wait for sale price events or comparison shop. EDLP saves retail stores the effort and expense needed to mark down prices in the store during sale events, and to market these events; and is believed to generate shopper loyalty. It was noted in 1994 that the Wal-Mart retail chain in America, which follows an EDLP strategy, would buy "feature advertisements" in newspapers on a monthly basis, while its competitors would advertise 52 weeks per year. So the savings in advertising alone make up the 40% off they offer year round. It's a shocking move for any retailer, let alone a department store where hi-low pricing and promotions have long been the norm. Also....according to online sources, there will also be an entirely new layout, with brands merchandised in 'shops' within the store rather than endless racks and runs of shelves. These company-wide changes begin on Feb. 1 and in August, jcpenney will begin updating all stores with new merchandise and presentations, adding two to three shops each month through 2015 in what the JCP management team is calling a complete transformation. When our LC store will be getting these layout and pricing changes is unknown. I'm optimistic on the changes.