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Cut'n Loose Salon

Cut'n Loose Salon

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161 W 15th St, Edmond, Oklahoma, 73013, United States
(405) 340-4247 cutnloosesalon.net
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Oct 20, 2017
I love this place so much, I don't think I'll ever go anywhere else! I highly recommend Traci, she is amazing! Everyone there seems to do great work though, I'm so glad I happened across this place today.

Jan 9, 2018
Promised me a free haircut, the charged me $20 ! Hell, I was going to top big, no go. Going to Dan's barbershop.

May 5, 2017
Ms. Traci got me all the way together! I'm very picky on who I let do my hair since I have natural ethnic hair. She brings a great spirit and perfect hospitality to the salon. My overall experience was awesome! I'll definitely be returning!

Dec 23, 2017
Canceling an appointment one time is one thing, three cancelled appointments in a row is absolutely unacceptable. Melissa canceled on me via text an hour before my appointment all three times. It’s disrespectful, unprofessional and a huge inconvenience. Never going there again!

Sep 27, 2016
Best salon in town! Always clean and friendly environment every time I go in there. Tabitha always does a very professional, superior job and from now on I won't go anywhere else! Price is competitive and great for all ages! Highly recommend!

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