New York City, NY, USA, Great Clips Locations

Hello! I have been wanting a haircut for a while now but most of the good salons I see are wayyy over my budget. I just want a nice easy alternative cut but do not want to have to pay more than $80 for one. Does anyone have any recommendations? I would go to great clips or Supercuts but they have always messed up my hair and never execute exactly what I want. Plz help!

I've seen curly hair stylists but I just don't have the budget for a $70+ curly cut right now. I also need a haircut preferably today. I've seen people recommend Jason at the P Park Supercuts but he's not available for a while Any help/leads appreciated! Thank you

Looking for a skilled stylist (not Greatclips or Supercuts) Looking for $50-$100 range Able to perform significantly textured style Henderson area preferred, but willing to travel deeper into Vegas Thanks a million!

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I'm looking to cut a lot of my hair off for sensory reasons and it's going to end up in an alternative buzzed style. I'm also going to donate what I cut off since my hair is about 10in long right now. My anxiety has decided to spike about this because I don't have a regular hairdresser these days, but also money is tight. Any recommendations on places/hairdressers that are really cool with the unconventional stuff and on the affordable end? Even if it's a Supercuts or Great Clips or something, a specific hairdresser would be cool. I've had enough of them have to fix their face when I show them my current mohawk-ish undercut. Thank you

I’m not one of those guys who spends 100 bucks on a haircut. I once did, in central London and just couldn’t tell the difference. I’ve basically paid for the prime location, rent in Marylebone is obscene. Perhaps it’s my hair, or I was unlucky, I don’t know. The other day I paid $30 at my local barber. He’s over 60 years old, so I did a little pre-job interview. He has been in the business for over 30 years. I’ve figured if he’s worked an average of 250 days a year and done 4 haircuts a day - conservative I believe - then he has trained on over 30,000 heads. That’s good enough for me. While I was sitting in the chair listening to my barber’s life story, which I enjoyed, ...

Some of you might remember my post about how I built a crochet app because I kept losing my count as I crocheted while repeatedly watching supercuts of every **** scene in Game of Thrones. Needed something for my hands, you know. That post got some traction, way more than I expected, and the app-related feedback was nearly as incredible as the flurry of DMs I received detailing your own favorite shakycam video compilations of titillating HBO highlights (Euphoria, Sex and the City, compendiums of Nicole Kidman's most intriguing wigs, etc.) Thanks to your outreach, there's no more guesswork - I can now confidently say that I'm a Samantha. The app (Croshai) is still going stron...

I'm thinking about getting that monthly super cuts subscription so I can come in every other week to stay fresh. Are they good at cutting hair there and is the subscription worth it?

Hey guys, Looking for some perspective here. This is my second install attempt with this salon. First time around they completely missed the color. it was way too dark. I went back and asked for a lighter tone with some red undertone correction. After that was fixed, they reinstalled the system. They used Ghost Bond this time because I had a reaction to whatever adhesive they used the first install. Now about 20 hours after install, I’m noticing the system feels slightly shifted to the left. It’s not visually obvious because the hairline is covered, but when I line it up with my facial centerline it’s definitely off. More concerning: I can feel slight wrinkling/folding around part...

Lee Van Cleef is more fun to watch than Clint Eastwood. There, I said it. I've been watching a lot of Van Cleef movies lately and Sabata is a standout. The spaghetti-est of spaghetti westerns, it's simultaneously very cool and very goofy. The music is what you'd expect, very chic Italian 60s stuff. Carrincha is a dopey sidekick but he proves pretty useful to our man Sabata. I could watch a supercut of Van Cleef flicking coins at things with insane accuracy. The trio of villains were interesting, although the effeminate one, Stengel, was perhaps... a little stereotypical. Some would say problematic. All the men in this movie were very unique looking, no one is particularly ...

your daily reminder that my baby stan thought “theres gonna be spiders” and went and BOUGHT cute little covers for everyone to wear so spiders wouldnt get in their hair. also wyatt’s supercute smile when he was explaining this to richie ahh<3

Look around. We live in a time where visual culture dominates everything. Dating apps, social media, even job interviews first impressions are often based on what people see before they hear a word from you. The irony? Most men were never taught how to *look good*. And no, this isn’t about six-packs or being 6'4. Truth is, a lot of what's labeled as "unattractive" can be addressed without surgery or steroids. That’s what this post is for: cutting through TikTok BS and giving you practical, research-backed tips on fixing the most commonly discussed physical turn-offs in men. This isn’t about shaming. It’s about awareness. Most people don’t *look bad*, they just ...

Anyone here that has been working at Supercuts still have their HSA (Hair Stylist Academy) head sheets and/or cut notes and wouldn’t mind sending them my way?

I don't remember anything about the brand, but it was in a clear bottle with a blue cap, about 8 inches tall and 2-3 inches in diameter, and the cream came up in a sort of spiral pattern. I bought it at Supercuts, but the Supercuts near me has closed and I don't know what brand of products they had. I don't know if it was specifically a curl cream or not, but it worked wonders to bring out the curl in my hair. TIA!

Share a memory of your late spouse to help keep their memory alive. Here's mine: She had the softest hair of anyone I knew. She took the best care of it too. I'd watch her brush her hair out every night. And I was the one she trusted to brush it sometimes when she was tired or wanted that emotional intimacy. When we went out on our first date and before I had to go back to Oklahoma to finish my studies, she cut a lock and gave it to me. I carried that lock of hair for years and was stupidly heartbroken when I lost it during wallet changes. The year she died, when we opted to try and change chemo meds, we went to Supercuts. The stylist braided some of her hair, cut it, wrapped bot...

Hi everyone! My wife needs her hair cut as her long time person just recently moved out of the area. Any ladies/gents go to a reasonable hair cut place (i.e., like Great Clips, Supercuts, etc., etc.), and see a particular stylist because they cut your hair great every time? What's their name, salon name, address or area of town? We live just north of I84, Franklin/Linder area but can travel east or west depending. Thanks!

Up there with how to grind for diamonds and how to pass a hitchhiker song, one of the most hardest parts of this entire game is picking a main theme for a group. Considering how much RP, time and effort you spend to R99 these cards, 100% commitment is necessary for you to focus your energy on a theme. But what happens if you don’t have a slightest clue? Everyone’s mileage may vary. I know when I first started this game almost a decade ago, back when my dad would ground me for being depressed, or I when I would delete this app every other week due to the amount of space that required with my ****** *** phone, I usually picked whichever theme I complete to R first. But realistically that...

Ladies — need salon recs! Looking for an affordable, good-quality salon preferably in the Kendall area. Last time I tried Supercuts for French bangs + a layered trim… big mistake 😬 and I definitely don’t wanna repeat that! Any stylist recommendations who actually know what they’re doing with bangs and layers and also won’t cost me an arm and a leg?

Hiiii, how trustworthy is the Supercuts on 72nd by Starbucks and Domino’s? Will they butcher cutting layers on medium length hair? Also, what is the usual cost? Thank you!

Wondering if there are any hair salons or anything in Lincoln that can style like 80s rockstar style hair well? I'm a 20 year old guy growing my hair out, going for a Tommy Lee or Warren DeMartini 80s hair look, and idk of anywhere that can pull it off super well. My hairs not long enough for the full look yet anyways but I do wanna at least go in soon to get some layers/shaping done. I've been growing out my hair about a year but before then my whole life it's been short so idk much about good places to go or anything, and I'm scared a place like Supercuts or something they wouldn't be skilled enough to make it look good haha