Cookie Cutters-Fulton, MD (595 reviews)

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I called to reschedule my appointment 2 days ago. The woman who answered said she was too busy and do it on website. But before I called her I already had. I take my son to the same stylist each time. I had an urgent phone call and stepped away and she cut the front of his car although I tell her every time not to do. She claims she has notes on him but I think that is not true. Last time I use her!

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None of my loyalty rewards have loaded since I have taken my boys there, place is usually dirty (no proper cleaning after each service). Hair cuts cost too much for a child and are usually not that great looking.

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Hairdresser was impatient with my son. He was scared and hesitant to get in the chair. Instead of trying to console him or figure out a way to calm him down, she looked irritated and said "come on, I've got other customers waiting." While she was quick and did a decent job with the haircut, she was not the most compassionate during the process. I expect more from someone who's job is to service children.

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Staff was rude. Won't be coming back.

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The stylist was no kid friendly. My child was scared and showed obvious signs of discomfort and stylist seemed annoyed. It very friendly to parent or child

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I have had a consistently good experience at this location over the years, with the exception of the stylist we had today. I have done my best to avoid her after the first negative experience, but today we arrived to find out that the stylist with whom we had an appointment wasn’t working today. I hoped that the stylist we had been avoiding had gotten better over the year or two since she had cut my child’s hair so we risked it. It was a mistake. She is physically rough with my child, yanking his hair with a comb (she starts combing at the roots not the ends, so of COURSE she is going to encounter tangles!). She also kept shoving my child’s shoulders down and shoving his head forward and holding it down when she didn’t like how he was positioned. I had to ask her twice to stop being so forceful. When I asked her to stop yanking his hair too (because she kept complaining that he was moving while she was yanking it), I asked that she be more gentle. She huffed and threw the comb down, grabbing a brush instead and asking if that was alright. I scheduled an appointment with a good stylist specifically to avoid this woman, and I wish I had known that we were going to be shifted to her so we could have rescheduled. Why do they continue employing this woman?