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Monday: 9AM - 7PM
Tuesday: 9AM - 7PM
Wednesday: 9AM - 7PM
Thursday: 9AM - 7PM
Friday: 9AM - 7PM
Saturday: 9AM - 6PM
Sunday: 12 - 5PM
Great Clips Salem offers a range of services including haircuts, beard trims, and shampooing, with flexible hours and no appointment necessary. It is notable that this location was the only place within a 15-mile radius willing to accept walk-ins at noon on a Friday, after several other salons in the area refused. Customers have found the staff friendly and efficient, with one reviewer mentioning a quick touchup and a friendly stylist able to cut hair to the Korean style. The salon has received praise for its value, with some customers noting that haircuts cost $20 for a simple men's cut. While some have experienced difficulties with booking or communication, others appreciate the ability to see wait times and check in online. Many customers enjoy chatting with their stylists and have had positive experiences, although not everyone has been completely satisfied with their haircut. Overall, the salon is appreciated for its convenience and friendly service, especially for walk-in customers.
Kristi was my Stylist. Charismatic and very helpful in replicating and a style I had years prior. She did a great job. My hair was shoulder blade length from growing out the past few years. I had the sides buzzed and the length brought to the base of my skull on top. Very satisfied.
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5 stars for my stylist, Tabitha, 3 stars for Great Clips management.
Only having one stylist working on a Saturday is not only very poor management, it’s irresponsible. One stylist cannot & should not be responsible for all clients while also trying to fit in a lunch break. This is NOT the way to treat your employees or clients.
Do better Great Clips.
Wonderful staff, always welcoming and warm to any customer whether it be appointment or walk-in. A couple of these newer reviews are from disgruntled former employees (well, one is an employee, the other is her boyfriend), and are not to be trusted.