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32530 Lougheed Hwy, Mission, British Columbia, V2V 1A5, Canada

(604) 826-5313 www.signaturestyle.com/locations/bc/mission/first-choice-haircutters-51035.html

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TERESA WIEBE

Feb 19, 2019

I have never had such a bad haircut in my life! I asked for a few face shaping layers and what I got was horrible.. So uneven and not even fixable! Never again.

Danielle Lorrin

Jan 19, 2019

The ladies are excellent! Would recommend them to anyone!

Steve m

Mar 8, 2019

Never have had a bad hair cut . Great clippers

Hrilmitzh

Jul 31, 2018

Asked to have my son's bangs trimmed just enough so it was out of his eyes. Big ugly chop about 1.5 inches from the root, they seemed to forget his curly hair so it looks even shorter. Buzzed almost entire back when I requested none or bare minimum at base of hair only. Only reason I give 2 stars is the hairdresser realised they did an awful job and didn't charge my poor husband for our sons haircut.

Chris

Jul 14, 2018

Amazing staff, great price, good haircuts and awesome manager ! Only place I like to go. Keep it up girls !!

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