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1829 Martin Luther King Jr Pkwy, Durham, North Carolina, 27707, United States

(984) 888-5007 haircutsarefun.com/durham-nc

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Sam Berger

Sep 9, 2023

The set up is great. There are TVs for kids to watch while they get their hair cut. Kids get a lollipop and balloon when they are done. BUT, the people who work here are rude and slow, even with kids. The times that we have gone we have had to wait for 30-45 minutes past our appointment time. If you go, I would not go on the weekends when they are busy.

karolina hernandez

Mar 9, 2023

I have been taking my son to this location for over a year now. Everything was ‘tolerable’ by that I mean; some obvious eye rolls from the stylists were made towards my scared son the first visit and a small cut on his ear was given at another visit as he tended to move a lot when he was younger, but yet the stylist never told me. I didn’t say anything because I understood he wasn’t easy to work on as a 1 year old. He had an appt. today (he’s 2 now) where there was no crying, no moving & the hair cut was soo disappointing. I’m over this location.

Rebecca Smits

Jun 29, 2023

The lady today did not say a single word to my son. I do not know her name - I tried looking it up on the online booking platform and couldn’t find it. She was the only person working 6/29 9:15am. The vibe of this place is so bad. Would love some positivity and cheerfulness from someone at a children’s hair place. Not a smile. Not a hi buddy how are you today? Nothing. So cold. When I asked my son if he wanted to go into the car, he said no. He tends to be a bit nervous so I didn’t press him and respected his decision. The woman said, can you just try to put him in the car? I said no, he doesn’t want to. I asked him again and he said, again, no I don’t want to. The women rolled her eyes and proceeded to do the cut in my lap. I asked for a scissor cut and she brought out clippers after initially using scissors. My son tolerated this but he was clearly nervous, as being at the hair place is nerve wracking as it is, then randomly bringing out clippers when he never had had any experience with them would be frightening to any 2 year old. The haircut itself is pretty bad. There is a 1 1/2 inch gap between his ears and hair. And as I have read through these reviews, I anticipate the owner defensively saying well if you didn’t like it why didn’t you say anything to the woman? To that I will reply - the woman did not seem receptive, at all. I was not in a place or mindset to start something negative with this person. She seemed mean. I’m surprised this place has 4.6 stars. Must be going downhill in recent years. Won’t be coming back, and will ask for other recommendations on NextDoor.

Chloe Horvath

Apr 15, 2023

Had a wonderful first experience at this salon taking my 15 mo son for his 3rd hair cut. This is the first time he hasn’t cried getting his hair cut and Kelli was so patient and thorough even accommodating me holding his hand throughout. It’s easily his best hair cut yet and we will be back soon!

Allison Maddrey

May 28, 2023

This place seems really great but One of my issues is I went online beforehand and chose the hairstylist who supposedly had experience working with special needs kids, My kid isn't special needs but I have been having lots of trouble getting him a haircut and he is very hyperactive because he's a 3-year-old and I was really hoping that this hairstylist would be understanding of the situation. But instead she kept telling him and me that I needed him to sit completely still when we were waiting and when it was My son's turn he was insistent on getting his haircut on the fire truck which unfortunately was a hair washing station no one else was in there while I was there and I asked very nicely if we could possibly just cut his hair on the fire truck because he really wanted to and she said no. It just seems odd to me that somebody who supposedly worked the special needs kids didn't understand how much easier it would have been if she had just said yes to that.

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