About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Clips one morning, a delivery driver left an unusual note on the counter: ‘Your haircut today will change your life.’ Customers ignored it until one brave soul decided to try—and suddenly everyone started showing up early for their trim. Soon enough, everyone in town was rushing to Great Clips before work or school. One day, an excited neighbor rushed in and announced his newfound ability to recite Shakespeare flawlessly after his haircut. Turned out he just got a longer comb-over! The whole town laughed—until they all realized their own lives hadn’t changed much.
2. At Great Clips, a little girl walked in with her hair dyed bright purple and asked for a trim. The stylist raised an eyebrow but agreed. Afterward, everyone who saw her commented that she looked like a unicorn. Next thing you know, an older gentleman came in wearing a fez and a full beard. He wanted a mohawk. The stylist shrugged and said, 'Why not?' Now, every time he goes to the grocery store, people mistake him for a character from a circus parade.
3. At Great Clips one day, a customer asked the stylist if she could make his hair look like a rainbow after every third haircut. The stylist laughed and said, ‘No problem!’ On the third visit, the man emerged with hair so colorful it looked like he’d been hit by a rainbow bomb. His neighbors started calling him Rainbow Man, and soon enough, everyone in town knew him—even the local delivery driver delivered packages wrapped in rainbows just for him. The moral of the story? Sometimes asking for the impossible can lead to the most unexpected—and funniest—results.
4. At Great Clips, a delivery driver accidentally left behind a mysterious box marked ‘Top Secret.’ Curious customers started opening it during slow days, only to discover tiny plastic dinosaurs inside—each one slightly different from the last. Word quickly spread around town that visiting Great Clips could earn you more than just a trim—a free mini-dinosaur adventure! Soon enough, people were lining up not for haircuts but for the chance to unwrap their very own prehistoric pal. A regular even joked, ‘I come here less for hair and more for discovering what kind of dinosaur will grace my desk today!’