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7400 San Pedro Ave, San Antonio, Texas, 78216, United States
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Nov 24, 2017
This place is amazing. Workers are friendly and great at what they are there to do. I will be going back for sure. My stylist did an amazing job! Thank u all for the special treatment!

Nov 22, 2017
I see Jacob every week for my blowout and get my color retouched often. He is fabulous! I followed him from another salon and come way across town just to see him. The salon is always clean and the manager Aaron is always here and is very helpful and product knowledgeable. Even if you don't know exactly what you want to do, come in and get some advice from them, you won't be sorry.

Nov 19, 2017
I love going to get my hair cut from here.. Aaron is the one who cuts it and he's so awesome he knows what style I always gets and sometimes suggest if I want to change it up from time to time... If u need a place to get ur hair cut or a change ur style come to master cuts u will not be disappointed.

May 25, 2017
Disappointing ! I even brought a picture to show them the cut. The cut I received is nothing like the cut that I showed them. Nor is it like what I described to them. Sam, the stylist said he has cut hair fo 15 years. Needless to say, my haircut is way too short? I have been here before and gotten a good haircut. I will not go back. Also the price has gone up... something to consider... if they do what you ask.

Sep 3, 2017
I wish I could give this salon 0 stars, this place is terrible! This very fat blonde girl attempted to trim my bangs, she smelled like cheese and alcohol and she completely messed up my hair. Not only started asking me creepy questions about where in Asia I was from but also sexualizing my race it was disgusting keeping in mind I'm underage, please don't ever get your hair done here. Specifically if you are racially ambiguous because you are sure people there will do racist remarks against you. Sadly I can't remember her name Hope she gets fired.

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Mon:10 am - 9 pm
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Wed:10 am - 9 pm Today
Thu:10 am - 9 pm
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