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P.J.'s Family Hair Centre

P.J.'s Family Hair Centre

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1010 Talbot St, Saint Thomas, Ontario, N5P 4N2, Canada
(519) 637-1359
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Mar 28, 2018
The worst haircut I have received in a very very long time... Did not listen to what I wanted missed areas some still long bangs are non existent worst part is is that I have a bald spot so there really isn't much to deal with...yet still managed to destroy my hair.. No style to it whatsoever.. Asked me if I wanted a loyalty card... I laughed and declined the offer.. Stay as far away from this place as possible unless of course you need your head completely shaved...otherwise stay far far away! Al Hurley

Mar 8, 2018
Worst haircut ever, one side of my head was completely different from the other, I had to go home and cut it myself, very dissatisfied.

Oct 12, 2017
Did an amazing job on my daughters hair. Really appreciated the hours of commitment it took. Even stayed open a bit later to accomodate us. Very pleased with the results.

Apr 19, 2018
Great service Great knowledge of children with different needs.

Jun 10, 2017
Two people there did so bad of haircut that i asked for short on the sides and loser on the top. One of them started cutting and its fine. But the them started cutting the top. They leave half of it long and half of it buzzed. I said why did you do that and they said you wanted half your hair cut.i am never going here again. That for sure.

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Tue:9 am - 5 pm
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Thu:9 am - 7 pm
Fri:9 am - 7 pm
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