New York City, NY, USA, Great Clips Locations

My mom has been trying to find a hair dresser for a cut and **** dry. Obviously she’s not expecting Great Clips prices but ideally around $50-$60 plus tip? Is that unreasonable?? Any advice/info/nod in the right direction would be greatly appreciated!

I'm going to tell you something embarrassing. For most of my twenties, I thought "grooming" meant showering and maybe putting on deodorant. That was it. That was the whole routine. I had the same haircut I'd had since high school, whatever the barber defaulted to when I said "just a trim." My skin was oily in some places, dry in others, and I had these constant small breakouts along my jawline that I just accepted as "how my face is." I used 3-in-1 body wash for everything, including my face. I didn't own moisturizer. I thought cologne was something you put on before a date, not a daily thing. And I genuinely wondered why women seemed indiffere...

I moved to south lake union/east queen anne. I'm used to decent haircuts at Barborshops in Skagit/Whatcom County being like $35/40 tops. everywhere I look in the greater north Seattle area they're $75+. Am I going back to great clips? I could make $250,000/year and I'm not paying more than $50 for a hair cut every 3 weeks. Respectfully to barbers. Looking for recommendations.

Someone who can help me find a good medium-long hair style (recommendations + giving me the hair cut). I don't really know much about hair cutting (i only really go to great clips). Preferably something around UofRochester. I also want to grow a beard so someone who is also knowledgeable about that

I feel like Cousins did Quarterback a second time cause they struggle to get players to accept doing it. Why not focus on him again? it would be fun to get an inside look at his interactions with Mendoza in the QB room. Maybe some banter with Mad Maxx as well. And if Vegas has any worthwhile Great Clips locations, WE’ll FIND OUT. lol

I'm going to tell you something embarrassing. For most of my twenties, I thought "grooming" meant showering and maybe putting on deodorant. That was it. That was the whole routine. I had the same haircut I'd had since high school, whatever the barber defaulted to when I said "just a trim." My skin was oily in some places, dry in others, and I had these constant small breakouts along my jawline that I just accepted as "how my face is." I used 3-in-1 body wash for everything, including my face. I didn't own moisturizer. I thought cologne was something you put on before a date, not a daily thing. And I genuinely wondered why women seemed indiffere...

I am so tired of mediocre/bad cuts. I have medium-long hair which seems to be intimidating to some barbers/hair stylists. I had a good barber who I enjoyed, but he moved. My last haircut was at GOAT, and I feel like I just paid premium dollar for results I could get from Great Clips. I don’t care if I go to a barbershop or a salon, or what the price is. I just want someone who is confident with this length of hair for men. I’d appreciate any recommendations. The hair style I like is a middle part, flowing to the back, with texture/layers and volume. The back length hits the shoulders more or less. I’d call it Long Flow/Wolf. It looks something like these photos. There is some variatio...

My (27F) fiancé (28M) have been together 4 years and he has a habit of always getting haircuts right before big events like weddings or trips. He doesn’t like paying more than $15 for a haircut, so he refuses to go anywhere but great clips to get it cut. The problem is that when he gets his hair cut they always take off significantly more length than what he asks for, and his hair ends up really short. He admits that they aren’t great haircuts and that he’s frustrated that they take so much length off, but he keeps going back. I think it doesn’t bother his as much because his hair is curly so within a couple of weeks it looks normal again. The problem is that when his hair is too s...

Another barber post.... I'm getting desperate.Had a guy I was going to for a while but the quality just went down hill for whatever reason. And now I'm tired of playing Russian Roulette with GreatClips lol. Getting married in the fall so need to find someone good before then. I'm a gringo with thick wavy hair if that matters at all. Help me out Reddit

I don't know anything about hair. All I do with mine is brush it in the mornin, and occasionally let the people at Great Clips have their way with it. I want to do stuff with math, and physic, and stuff

We know that ADHD makes it really hard to wash our hair sometimes right? And it’s also a sensory nightmare but it seems to take forever to wash and dry? Yeah. So if you’re anything like me: super busy, college student, outside all day, sports, and struggle to wash your hair. $10 (+tip!) hair wash once a week might be what saves you a LOT of stress! 🫶🫶

Howdy all, I’ve been going to Great Clips/Sports Clips my entire life and I’ve decided it’s time to go to an actual barber who could help with styling. I live in South Austin, hoping for someone south of 290 but I’ll listen to any recommendations!

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I'm going to tell you something embarrassing. For most of my twenties, I thought "grooming" meant showering and maybe putting on deodorant. That was it. That was the whole routine. I had the same haircut I'd had since high school, whatever the barber defaulted to when I said "just a trim." My skin was oily in some places, dry in others, and I had these constant small breakouts along my jawline that I just accepted as "how my face is." I used 3-in-1 body wash for everything, including my face. I didn't own moisturizer. I thought cologne was something you put on before a date, not a daily thing. And I genuinely wondered why women seemed indiffere...

The fact that this is not exactly uncommon for people going up against Xeno is somewhat sad. But it makes for a great clip.

I got my cosmetology and esthetics licenses about 3 1/2 years ago. I feel like I learned a lot but did struggle quite a bit in esthetics school. For about a year after I got my licenses I was working in hospitality instead because I didn’t feel very confident in the industry because of that. I eventually got a job as an assistant at a color only salon where I did mostly toners and shampoos and blowouts, I gained no experience with cuts at all and not much in school either. I think I was really burned out from working there and also in hospitality so my customer service really wasn’t that good. And I got carpal tunnel from doing so many shampoos (it was a fast paced salon). So I quit. I d...

Who can give a good low fade in Missoula?! And no, I'm not going to the man shop or great clips to get massacred so don't waste your time 😂