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40 Noble Blvd #Ste 100, Carlisle, Pennsylvania, 17013, United States
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Jan 29, 2017
I had a great walk-in experience here. I came in to get my split ends trimmed and my stylist Tiff did a very fast and professional job. I had no wait time, and Tiff was very friendly. My total bill was also only $18. I've gone to some of the other salons in town that charge $30 - $40 for a haircut and I think Holiday Hair did an equally professional job. I'll definitely be coming back here.

Jul 6, 2015
The girls who do hair there are ALL very nice. They do their best to give you the style you want, and still be honest about the way it may look on you, or try to modify it for your hair type. I have never come away with a haircut I didn't like. They also explain to you how to style it yourself. I am very particular about my hair and would NOT go to just "anyplace" I am more than satisfied with Holiday on Noble Blvd. by the way, I have never seen any of the girls employed there, obese or smelling bad!!!!!

Mar 1, 2016
Basic Men's haircut. Walked out feeling like the hairstylist didn't finish. Busy? No. I was the only person in the store. I asked for a high fade - ended up with uneven lines and tiny patches in the side of my head. So I had to finish it myself at home. Go to the Holiday Hair on Walnut Bottom. The one by Wal-Mart is run by overweight amateurs with no attention to detail.

Aug 30, 2017
Amazing experience every time!

Jun 8, 2015
Worst place ever.. Good place is you enjoy obese women with horrible body odor making your hair uneven. Never going back.

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