Cookie Cutters-Pickerington, OH (1233 reviews)

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My son's first experience at Cookie Cutters in Pickerington was amazing. He is 2 and half, so wiggly, and usually cries during haircuts. This time he was so calm and relaxed and our stylist worked fast and did amazing work. I was so impressed by the atmosphere and the way they were all so sweet. We will be back for all of our future haircuts. I can't thank them enough!

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Tina does such a great job! He isn’t quite 2 and was wiggly. She was very kind and his hair cut looks great!

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I would rate 10/10 on everything for our first visit. Today was My daughters first haircut ever, she’s 18 months old. I was just as scared to let someone cut her hair in fear of it looking chopped up or awful. But I am so glad I made the decision to take her to cookie cutters and make the 45 minute from our home to them. It was worth the drive and the price, along with outstanding patience service. Tina was the stylist who cut my daughters hair and we will be requesting her in the future for all my daughters haircuts. She was patient and understanding.

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We have gone to cookie cutters in Pickerington for 2.5 yr and always had Leah. Although her tact and friendliness is never a priority I have been happy with the cut she gives my son. Today my daughter had her first cut although she is older and the experience was not great. I bring pictures, have an idea and am very specific(one of those moms) my daughters bangs and back of hair was choppy and short (one thing I said before starting is no matter what don’t cut the bangs short) girls that have bangs and had them butchered know the persistency and effects of poorly cut bangs... at least for awhile ha Leah was defensive and blamed me previously cutting her hair in past (which I joked but my daughter had very long hair to mold and shape) on reason it was choppy. (Looked same as when I cut) not smooth lines, more less a bowl cut. Listening to clients and what their needs may be is important. It’s not how much she cut as how she cut. The other stylist fixed her hair so it wasn’t a blunt straight cut since Leah was not willing to touch her hair after (I told her not to cut it shorter at that point but to fix edges) I paid, still tipped because I do feel showing grace is best but am having a hard time when someone isn’t apologetic or willing to listen before cutting on someone’s hair. It’s a lot of money to spend for the results. I always thought it’s more for atmosphere but when they are older it’s probably better to go to a professional stylist at a actual salon.