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910 Windsor St, Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, 53590, United States
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Aug 29, 2017
Reese gave me the best haircut I've had in years. So happy I found my new hair stylist.

Dec 22, 2016
Yvonne gave me a great cut and several weeks later I went back for another and it great, too! When I explained my frustration about my hair being so dry because I don't have a water softener at my new place yet, she directed me to some awesome products they sell right there in the salon and they worked great! The staff here is very friendly and helpful!

Nov 5, 2016
really??? 13 dollars for a haircut that was horrid at best looks like a two bit hack was given shears!!! YVONNE is the worest!! claimes my shampoo had alcohol in it and when home and read the ingredients no alcohol was in it....paid 16 dollars for a bottle of there crew shampoo which did nothing more than my 4 dollar bottle did!!! thank god i have enough time for it to grow out before the family holiday pictures!!!

May 29, 2016
I WISH I would have read the reviews first. No wonder they had openings today when no one else did. They stylist was nice but neither my or my daughter's hair is even. Didn't notice until we got home since they don't dry your hair to see the final look. Now we need to go somewhere else to have our hair fixed! Save yourself the money, NOT worth the price.

Dec 24, 2012
Lori cut my 7 yr-old son's hair. Should have looked him over before we left the shop. His haircut is very poor; terribly uneven and hacked. The left and right sides look vastly different. Took her 10 minutes to do it, which is probably protocol for CC. Should've known. Paid $13 plus $5 tip for the holidays. Big regret. I usually clip his hair but he wanted something longer. It's Xmas eve day and my barber is closed. I'd never gone to CC, and never will again.

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