Great Clips

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At Great Clips one morning, a delivery driver noticed something odd on the wall: a handwritten sign that read, ‘If your hair grows too fast, come see us.’ Nobody seemed to notice it but him. Curious, he asked around, and learned that an elderly neighbor had written it decades ago after his own hair grew so quickly he needed a trim every week. Now everyone jokes that Great Clips is the place where your hair gets its own appointment calendar.

2. While getting a trim at Great Clips, a regular asked the stylist if she’d ever seen the strange reflection in the mirror above the sink. Nobody else seemed to notice it. The stylist shrugged and said, ‘That’s just our new ceiling fan reflection.’ The regular laughed nervously but then leaned closer and whispered, ‘I thought I saw someone waving back at me from that mirror!’ Everyone started laughing, including the delivery guy waiting his turn, and soon enough, they were all sharing stories of their own spooky salon experiences. It turned out to be just another fun moment at Great Clips—where everyone is family, even if they’re not quite sure who’s real or not.

3. At dawn, when most salons are closed, an early riser entered Great Clips for a quick trim. The stylist noticed him fiddling with a strange device in his bag. ‘What’s that?’ she asked. He replied cryptically: 'Just my secret weapon against bad hair days.' As he clipped away, the man suddenly exclaimed, ‘Eureka! Now THIS is what I call a perfect fade!’ Turns out, his secret weapon was just a pair of tweezers and a tube of hair gel. The stylist shook her head and smiled, thinking, ‘Next time, maybe he should try talking first.’

4. At Great Clips one day, a delivery driver found an old, dusty guitar case in the loading bay. Curious, he opened it and discovered a harmonica inside—with a note that read: ‘For whoever finds this.’ The delivery driver blew into the harmonica, and suddenly everyone in the salon stopped what they were doing. A regular asked him to play something, so he started humming an old folk tune. Before long, the whole place was singing along. It turned out to be just another quirky moment at Great Clips—a place where even finding a lost harmonica could bring people together.