$11 for a Kid’s Haircut at Kids Kuts in Everett ($22 Value)
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- Patient stylists
- Child-size barber chairs
- Bins full of toys
- For kids, tweens, and teens
Due to their heavy consumption of milk, children's hair can grow up to a meter a week, putting them at greater risk of witch abduction and tower imprisonment. Protect your offspring by mowing their manes with today's Groupon: for $11, you get a kids haircut (a $22 value) at Kids Kuts in Everett, about a 40-minute drive from Seattle. This Groupon's value may also be applied as credit toward haircuts for teens 16 and up ($26).
Kids Kuts' patient stylists trim the flowering follicles of larval- and pupal-stage humans in a fun setting of rainbow-painted walls, checkerboard floors, and bins full of toys. The colorful furniture has been scaled to accommodate wee ones and elfin tourists alike. Once your child’s name is called, he or she will be wrapped in a zebra-print haircut cape and hop aboard a miniature fire truck, police car, or motorcycle chair. Stylists are sensitive to little tykes' fears and irks and know how to keep them relaxed, having spent 18 years working undercover as moles in the seedy nursery underworld. An array of family-friendly movies will keep kids mesmerized while their noodle nests get washed, combed, trimmed, and blow-dried. Finally, your sheared lamb will hop out of the seat sporting a fresh cut plus a sticker or wand-mounted zazzle bomb, aka lollipop. Other services include bang trims, braiding, and a baby's first haircut—which Kids Kuts commemorates with a certificate and 10-piece marching band.
Limit one Groupon per child, up to two per household. New clients only.
Reviews
The Daily Herald recommends Kids Kuts owner Cornelia Sarrys. Five Yelpers give Kids Kuts an average of 4.5 stars, and the salon has more than 50 Facebook fans:
- Like mommy's salon, this one carries an assortment of hair care products, including a line of tear-free shampoos and conditioners in scents such as chocolate, root beer and raspberry. – Debra Smith, Daily Herald
- The lady who does most of the cuts is nice and friendly with parents and kids – Kim M., Yelp
- Patient stylists
- Child-size barber chairs
- Bins full of toys
- For kids, tweens, and teens
Due to their heavy consumption of milk, children's hair can grow up to a meter a week, putting them at greater risk of witch abduction and tower imprisonment. Protect your offspring by mowing their manes with today's Groupon: for $11, you get a kids haircut (a $22 value) at Kids Kuts in Everett, about a 40-minute drive from Seattle. This Groupon's value may also be applied as credit toward haircuts for teens 16 and up ($26).
Kids Kuts' patient stylists trim the flowering follicles of larval- and pupal-stage humans in a fun setting of rainbow-painted walls, checkerboard floors, and bins full of toys. The colorful furniture has been scaled to accommodate wee ones and elfin tourists alike. Once your child’s name is called, he or she will be wrapped in a zebra-print haircut cape and hop aboard a miniature fire truck, police car, or motorcycle chair. Stylists are sensitive to little tykes' fears and irks and know how to keep them relaxed, having spent 18 years working undercover as moles in the seedy nursery underworld. An array of family-friendly movies will keep kids mesmerized while their noodle nests get washed, combed, trimmed, and blow-dried. Finally, your sheared lamb will hop out of the seat sporting a fresh cut plus a sticker or wand-mounted zazzle bomb, aka lollipop. Other services include bang trims, braiding, and a baby's first haircut—which Kids Kuts commemorates with a certificate and 10-piece marching band.
Limit one Groupon per child, up to two per household. New clients only.
Reviews
The Daily Herald recommends Kids Kuts owner Cornelia Sarrys. Five Yelpers give Kids Kuts an average of 4.5 stars, and the salon has more than 50 Facebook fans:
- Like mommy's salon, this one carries an assortment of hair care products, including a line of tear-free shampoos and conditioners in scents such as chocolate, root beer and raspberry. – Debra Smith, Daily Herald
- The lady who does most of the cuts is nice and friendly with parents and kids – Kim M., Yelp