Supercuts

User Rating 1 / 10

I went to Supercuts in London at Liverpool Street station and only asked for a trim. Having moved home, to an area where the local hairdressers specialise in Afro hair, Supercuts seemed the nearest convenient option, for European hair. Plus, it's always a bonus not to need an appointment and the prices are reasonable. I had been advised in the past, by a hairdresser, not to use Supercuts; she said they tend to take on overseas staff who do not have UK equivalent hairdressing qualifications. I didn't take any notice, presuming that the Liverpool Street salon can't be that bad, as they must deal with a lot of city workers, right? WRONG!!!!! The girl that saw me was in a very bad mood. She was very rough when handling my head. I thought I had explained clearly that I just wanted a small trim, all over, to tidy my hair up. It had only been about 6 weeks since my last trim, so it didn't need much doing to it. For some reason she has cut off huge amounts of hair and left it in a really scruffy cut. It looked neater before I went in. It now looks like its full of split ends, as if I haven't had it cut for 6 months. I had layers at the back, which she has cut so short that they are now level with my fringe and ears, with the ends of the layers sticking out. My hair is quite thin anyway, but now the longer parts at the bottom are so thin, you can see my ears. To top it off, I had a thin side fringe, which (again, for some unbeknown reason) she has restyled into a thick (Friar Tuck/pudding basin) fringe. It looks like a really bad mullet (which I didn't even ask