Cookie Cutters-Layton, UT (551 reviews)

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We had a male cut our 1.5 year old son’s hair at the Layton, UT location, he did amazing!!!! Super friendly, did a great job on the cut and even gave me some tips! My husband and I were both very impressed.

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They did a great job on a wiggly seven year old.

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I brought my one year old and two year old here for a haircut after trying some regular salons, which didn’t go well. This place is absolutely perfect! It was stress free for me and no tears from my babies! The girls in there were so friendly to my babies and myself. I was very impressed and will definitely be going back!

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Kristen was so friendly and good with Rowan. She cared about what I wanted and did an excellent job.

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Little miss Rina decided to be a typical little lady finding herself and cut off a big chunk of her hair! Our hair dresser did her best to do a pixie with the random pieces she left us. It turned out very cute and way blended better than I could of!! We got a little fairy for summer! Thank you so much! She was also very helpful with trying to figure out how she could help us with what we had:)

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I've been coming to Layton Cookie Cutters since it opened, been patient through its growing pains, and have had up and down overall experiences. I'm not super picky with my 2 year old daughter's cuts because i know she's squirmy and toddlers are difficult. I smile my way through every perosn I've gone to in that shop complaining about having to cut her bangs because, again, i get it. Toddlers... I actually thought today was a relatively easy cut, done in less than 10 minutes. She moved around but didn't fight. I followed directions by my stylist to try to be helpful. I pay with my prepaid cut card- a promotion heavily encouraged when the Layton shop opened. The cut is normally 15.95, I paid $12 per cut prepaid as part of the promotion. I tipped my stylist $5, as i do every time i go in no matter if its a cut or bang trim. As I am walking out, my daughter's stylist said to the other one, "That's the last free cut I'm doing today!" Now I'm not going to assume she was talking about me, but it was said with enough voice and presumed frustration that it gave the impression to me and the family walking in as i was exiting that I was the person demanding a free haircut. That is really not acceptable, even if she werent speaking of me, that type of complaining doesn't really have a place on the floor with clients. Either way since it gave the appearance of being directed and me, it was embarrassing. Now being embarrassed isn't a big deal for me, but I don't think that it's a place I'll continue to bring my children. I'll take them somewhere that values and respects their clients.