About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. At Great Clips one morning, a delivery driver left a package on the counter. While waiting for it to be processed, he noticed something strange—everyone in line had identical expressions of surprise and delight. Curious, he asked what was going on. Turned out everyone had just won free haircuts for life in a secret promotion nobody knew about. The delivery driver walked away thinking, ‘Now that’s customer loyalty!’
2. At Great Clips, a little girl walked in with her mother, holding tightly onto a balloon. As she sat down for a trim, the stylist noticed something odd: every time he clipped a strand of hair, the balloon would bob up slightly, as if whispering secrets to him. Suddenly, the balloon started dancing along with each cut, making everyone laugh. The stylist whispered back to it, and when he was done, the little girl looked amazed—her hair perfectly styled, while the balloon floated away, waving goodbye like an old friend.
3. At Great Clips, a customer asked the stylist, ‘Do you ever get customers who suddenly start singing?’ The stylist shrugged and replied, ‘Not usually.’ But that very day, an elderly gentleman sat down and belted out a medley of oldies before anyone could say ‘scissors!’ Next up was a delivery driver who sang along with his headphones so loudly that everyone in the salon joined in for ‘Imagine’. Even the quiet neighbor from across the street popped in just to hear what song would make everyone go silent—only to discover it was ‘My Heart Will Go On’.
4. At Great Clips, during slow afternoons, an old lady would come in and ask for the longest possible appointment. One day, she arrived with a mysterious box under her arm. She asked if they could lock the door behind her. When her time was up, everyone heard a loud sigh from inside—followed by giggles from the receptionist who found her sleeping peacefully with a box of freshly baked cookies on the table next to her chair. Turns out, Great Clips had just become the neighborhood hangout for Grandma’s afternoon tea parties.