Magic Cuts

You don’t want to get a cut from this place. My cutter did not understand enough English to understand what I was saying… I thought that might be the case so I showed her a picture of me with the cut I wanted. She looked, she said OK, and she did something completely different. When she was done, and I showed her the huge difference between what she did and the picture I showed her, there was no acknowledgement of a mistake, no apology, just repeating «Is good for you» over and over. Never again.

These ladies were fantastic and took extra care to help transition an old cut to a new one. I t was clean and spacious and cool on a hot day. I only waited about 10 minutes on a late Sunday morning. Staff were very friendly and professional and a men’s haircut was around $ 13. Needless to say… it was magic.

Very nice women and they do a good job at a very reasonable price. I’ve since moved but as of a year and a half ago it was $ 13.95 for a men’s haircut.

Only place I take my two sons to get their hair cut. The ladies are precise, kind, quick, and very patient with kids. Been going for years and plan on continuing.

8 months later, I am still recovering from the bad hair cut and foil I got here. The owner did my hair and she was not friendly, rather bossy.
The place is fine for a quick cut for men or simple cut on ladies… if you need styling done, then go to a salon.

The owner does a good job doing hair but she’s not really the talkative type don’t seem very happy she always looks sad

I have been going to this place on and off for about 7 years. Antilla usually cuts my hair, but if shes not there, I go with the owner (whose name I can NEVER remember, sorry, but she sits on the first chair on the right when you walk in).
As a woman, its expensive, but I think its also important to get the most bang for your buck, and spending a lot of money on these things doesnt necessarily mean you get the best of whatever youre buying. Let that be the theme of this review.
In high school, I worked as a receptionist at a salon similar to this (like a super cuts). I learned a lot from working there – about how to get the best haircuts for the least money by first asking for the manager, and then figuring out who your favorite stylist is… some of our clients were the wealthiest women in Newton, MA, and they got their haircut at my work, because they are cheap but dont want anyone to know, and no one would have to know because they couldve told their friends they spent $ 300 on that haircut and no one would have been the wiser.
Magic Cuts is $ 14 (?) for a hair cut, and trust me ladies, you DONT HAVE to spend more than this to get a great cut (as long as its with one of the two stylists I mention above, I can vouche for anyone else).
My most memorable experience was when I chopped 8 inches off my hair to get a bob. I had broken up with a guy and just needed a change. I usually got my hair trimmed here, but literally made a decision one night, left my apartment and drove over there with no appointment. Luckily, Antilla was there (who I had never met before) and cut my hair. SHE WAS and STILL IS VERY SLOW so if you’re in a rush, and need a quick cut, dont go to her. Make the time and then let her do her magic.
The haircut took an hour, but listen; i would rather have someone spend so much time perfecting a cut like this (imperfections with a cut this short are VERY noticeable) and I have never gotten so many compliments no matter where I went.
I would reply to peoples compliments telling them I went here and I spent $ 14 because no one could believe that such a fashionista would spend so little money, but its true. I love my nice things (BMW, gucci bag, louboutins, etc. not trying to brag, just trying to get you to understand the type of person I am), but I do not believe in spending more than you need to.
Sometimes I feel weird walking in there because its obvious I don’t belong (considering the rest of the clientele), but once you get over that, you wont be disappointed.

I love love love this place! I have been coming here on and off for about two years, and all of the ladies are awesome and laid back. I just came from a trim (I’m two weeks overdue) and Yaritza cut my hair and she was amazing! I hate chit-​chat because it’s fake and useless, but I had a really good conversation with her and she took her time with me which I appreciated. I love this place, and will continue to go here.

2^nd worst haircut I ever received in my life. I went to Floyds the next day and was rescued from folical disaster. Oh yeah I was also overcharged! Maybe the CEO of Magic Cuts owns Floyds and there is a grand conspiracy to make people get more than one haircut a week to boost profits. Yeah I can believe that.

I had a really awful experience here and I’m pretty disappointed because other people gave this place great reviews.
I wasn’t greeted coming into the door– awkward?
I actually was asked to stand up during five minutes of my hair cut so my hairdresser could see the length. Um, actually, it’s the same length as it is when I sit down. Pump up that chair girlfriend, that’s what it’s for!
My hair dresser sprayed the water bottle IN MY FACE when she was trying to wet my hair. You see, most hairdressers if they are doing this put a hand to shield your face of the water but nope, this lady was relentless and showed no mercy!
Then, this really topped the whole thing off for me– my hairdresser actually had the decency to call me UNEDUCATED. WHAT?! Are you serious? Sweetheart, sorry that I missed the news regarding Michigan voting for God knows what and wasn’t able to offer an intellectual opinion on the matter. Sorry that I was studying for my NCLEX all week. She literally said, «God, kids these days are so careless and uneducated about what’s going on in the world.» Oh no, I do care. Sorry I don’t care about Michigan voting because I DON’T LIVE THERE.
Perhaps if I had one of the hairdressers everyone else was talking about I wouldn’t be writing this review.
Next time, instead of going for the cheaper option (which lead to a semi-​decent haircut at best) I’m dropping the big bills for excellent service.

Very good place for the price. My original Barber was out of town, and my lions mane was getting out of hand. Stopped by the place — its a gem in the sand. My Barber (Yelsi (sp?) I wish I could spell her name correctly) was my barber. Very pleasent to talk to. Cut my hair very nice, was what I wanted down to the point. I think I’ll have to juggle between barbers now. I’d recommend this place!

The lady who cut my hair couldn’t understand me. She gave me a military crew cut when I asked for two inches left. She reminds me of my dad who used to shave me bald no matter what style haircut I asked for. My girlfriend cried.

I like my hair short and disheveled. So a good haircut for me is one that is well blended and texturized. This place did exactly what I asked for and look forward to returning my business. It was cheap also… Sweet!

this place was alright. quick. not too bad. possibly slightly better than supercuts. also, they take cards.

I’d been needing a haircut, but I was dragging my feet because I couldn’t find a place I liked. I didn’t want to pay too much for, but at the same time, I didn’t want to go cheap and end up with a bad haircut. I walked in to Magic Cuts on a Sunday morning and was accommodated quickly. The woman who cut my hair used scissors for the majority of the cut, except for the back and sides, instead of just buzzing over the whole thing. For a wash before and then the actual cut, I paid a total of $ 17. Most importantly, I like the way it turned out. I’ll definitely try this place again.

So, I’ve never been a fan of paying more than $ 20 for anything to do with fashion. One boring Sunday, I decided to get my hair cut. Seeing as nothing is open on Sundays, I opted to head down the street to Magic Cuts, and give it a whirl. Like I said, I don’t like spending money, and generally I’ll just get lazy and ct my own hair.
I actually don’t know the name of my stylist, but she had blonde hair and an accent, and she was awesome. I just wanted to sauce-​up my boring old bob, and she did great! I told her the shape I wanted, and she got it spot-​on. I also did the wash/​condition/​blowout options, since I am very lazy and I figured why not.
If you’re not totally dead-​set on going to some fancy place and spending $ 50 for a trim, absolutely stop by Magic Cuts. You can get some amazing hair for a fabulous price!

I’ve been going there since I moved to Brighton. My hair always looks the way I want it when they’re done, and at $ 12.95 it’s a great deal. I always ask for Kristen — she’s very pleasant and thorough.

I just went to this place again, and I always come back here for a haircut. I once decided to go to another place that was closer, not only was it more expensive but the guy was not only not as nice but he was also much more expensive, and i know that he does not remember me. Everytime i go to magic cuts they know who i am. i always get entelma, she is so nice and she has a sense of humor. as long as i am in or around boston i will always get my haircut here.

I’ve been going to Magic Cuts for 3 years now, granted I don’t get anything special done to my hair except for angles in the front around my face, but I have to say that I have not gotten a bad haircut yet there. Its affordable and you can walk in, which is great for someone who has a busy schedule like I do! In fact, I’m on my way there now… and its a Sunday morning. Check it out!

Maybe most people wouldn’t consider a Super Cuts knock off chain to have high quality hair cuts but let me tell you, this place is a hidden gem. For $ 14 I get a great hair cut and for $ 25 I get a perfect hair color. Gohar, one of the stylist, knows how to work with curly hair and is friendly and accommodating to your needs. There are few places left in this world where your repeat business is remembered but everyone at Magic Cuts remembers you when you go back.