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Monday: 9AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 9AM - 7PM
Thursday: 9AM - 7PM
Friday: 9AM - 7PM
Saturday: 9AM - 6PM
Sunday: 10AM - 5PM
Supercuts, located at 1102 E Admiral Doyle Dr, offers a friendly and professional hair salon experience. Customers appreciate the convenience of walk-ins and online check-in, allowing for quick service. The stylists, like Darlene and Celeste, are known for their expertise and attentiveness, ensuring clients feel comfortable and understood. Darlene effectively addresses hair concerns, such as split ends and product recommendations, while Celeste is praised for her ability to transform looks with personalized style options. The salon also accommodates special needs, providing excellent service for clients in wheelchairs. With reasonable prices and a focus on customer satisfaction, Supercuts is a great choice for anyone looking for a fresh haircut.
Walked in and was greeted then quickly sat me dwn to get started. Hair cut was exactly what I was looking for. Just a little note I thought price for my quick fade with no wash or style done was pricy. I normally only pay $15 for that. The lady who did my cut was very good at what she done. And friendly to chat with. Made me comfortable. Might return if prices drop for my kind of cut.
I was able to walk in and get in the chair in about 20 minutes. Darlene did a great job taking off all my split ends and freshening up my layers. We found a great shampoo and conditioner and discuss fly-away management. She offered good advice on where to find products for that as there wasn’t anything in the shop. Overall, she made me comfortable and feel heard. I’ll definitely go back.
Hair type: Long, fine, straight hair
Stylist: Darlene
Celeste transformed the beatnik hippie to a snazzy, dapper dresser. Wife & daughter are very pleased and are no longer embarrassed by slovenly old rat-tail me. Say hello to potential aged GQ poster child.
Stylist: No other stylist that I’ve visited cared enough to pull out phone images and asked me to identify the style that I was leaning toward and rule out the “nope, no that one”s.