On the MasterCuts menu, the most expensive item is Perm, which costs $49.00. The cheapest item on the menu is Shampoo,
which costs $3.00.
The average price of all items on the menu is currently $18.06.
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MasterCuts is a well-established family hair salon chain in the United States, operating almost exclusively inside shopping malls across the country. The brand is known for its convenient location and its focus on providing affordable, full-service hair care for men, women, and children on a walk-in basis. Its most popular services include haircuts, styling, and a complete range of hair color services like highlights and all-over color. As of May 2025, a basic adult haircut is priced between $20 and $30. MasterCuts competes directly with other mall-based salons like JCPenney Salon and value-focused chains such as Great Clips and Supercuts.
The MasterCuts service model is built around accessibility and convenience for mall shoppers. By being located inside the mall, it provides an easy option for customers to get a haircut while running other errands. Unlike some competitors that only offer basic cuts, MasterCuts provides a full salon menu, including shampoos, deep conditioning treatments, perms, and facial waxing, positioning itself as a one-stop-shop for family hair care. The salons are staffed by licensed cosmetologists and also serve as a retail outlet for professional hair care products from well-known brands.
MasterCuts is one of the foundational brands within the massive portfolio of the Regis Corporation, one of the world's largest hair salon operators. Its history is intertwined with the rise of the American shopping mall in the latter half of the 20th century. The brand was specifically developed and expanded to cater to the high-traffic environment of malls, and its growth mirrored the suburban mall boom. As part of the Regis family, it sits alongside sister brands like Supercuts, Cost Cutters, and SmartStyle, each targeting a specific segment of the value salon market.
