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912 S Green River Rd #Ste E, Evansville, Indiana, 47715, United States

(812) 475-2320 greatclips.com/salons/0385

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kevin freels

Nov 11, 2017

I didn't want to you a review based on one trip so I waited until I visited 5 times. I can tell you that having a mom as a professional hairdresser until she retired and I know the difference between quality people and those that are there just to do the job and collect a paycheck. I have had four different hairdressers in the five times that I have been here I can tell you that every single one of them is a quality professional. Don't let the pricing fool you. Every single one of these beauticians that I work with has been professional and really cares about getting the job done the way you want it done. I don't know how they operate such a good salon at such low prices but as long as they keep doing what they're doing I will keep coming back and I highly recommend them.

Dustin Greenwell

Feb 17, 2018

By far the worst experience I have ever had at a salon. I showed the man cutting my hair a video of my hair when it is cut. And showed it to him twice. He wasn’t paying attention at all. I even explained to him twice what size of gaurds to use. He asked me twice and still didn’t listen. I go from a 1 to a 2 guard as you go up. And then scissor closer to the crown of my head and on top. Not even remotely close did he listen. It’s nothig but a 2 guard and a hack job on top. I had enough when he cut off my sideburns completely. I panicked and he just laughed. I was speechless of how I was treated and the lack of care. Wish there was a zero star option. I absolutely do not recommend this salon to anyone.

Jason Boyer

Oct 29, 2017

1st of all clean n nice place n people but the person cutting my hair keeped stopping end ansering the work phone n others coming n felt a bit mad after the 3rd time n they had lost my info on my hair cut had to tail them all over again high n tight gss simple put a bow on my head n shave around it I hat hating to keep saying it n the keep missing it up makes me want to scream so I say alsome job thanks so much looks great n I pay n get out fast o yea even gave a tip cute was 13 I gave 16 total so angry about it my wife got some clippers n fixed it lol she's said why was it so hard it's easy

Kamil

Sep 7, 2017

Really good haircut, fast, affordable and open late. Josh is a good barber. Thanks

هيثم العسيري

Feb 26, 2018

She takes 10 minutes to make a hair cut. NOW, I have to FIX it in another barber shop, or I have wait until my hair grows back. The edge up was NOT crisp and lines were NOT even.

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