Look Sharp in Saginaw: Cuts, Color and Nails
5 stops · about 3 hours · Updated October 6, 2026
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Build a grooming day in Saginaw, MI around a barber visit first, then a nail salon appointment. Start by choosing how to book: BLACK LABEL BARBER CO. says calling is the best way to arrange a visit, while Carlos Cuts, LLC - Veteran Owned takes appointments only through Square and welcomes new clients. Gudfella's Barber Shop on South Washington Avenue welcomes children and lists a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom. For the nail salon portion, PRIME CUT SALON on State Street requires appointments and stays open until 8 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. Its review topics include atmosphere and friendly staff; one reviewer also praises Drew's color work, giving color-focused readers a specific reference. Stylz Hair & Nail Salon on Washington recommends appointments and lists weekday hours of 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Choose your barber, arrange the salon visit afterward, and use those booking policies and hours to shape the day.
Cut or color
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BLACK LABEL BARBER CO.
5.0(36)Saginaw
BLACK LABEL BARBER CO. offers direct phone appointment guidance and has a 5-star Google rating backed by 36 reviews.
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Carlos Cuts, LLC - Veteran Owned
5.0(24)Saginaw
Carlos Cuts, LLC - Veteran Owned welcomes children and new clients, with appointment-only booking through Square and a 5-star Google rating from 24 reviews.
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Gudfella's Barber Shop
4.9(34)Saginaw
Gudfella's Barber Shop welcomes children and provides a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking and restroom, with a 4.9 Google rating from 34 reviews.
Nails
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PRIME CUT SALON
4.7(58)Saginaw
PRIME CUT SALON pairs required appointments with onsite parking and wheelchair-accessible amenities, while atmosphere and friendly staff feature prominently in review topics.
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Stylz Hair & Nail Salon
4.7(47)Saginaw
Stylz Hair & Nail Salon recommends appointments, lists weekday hours until 8 p.m., and provides a wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking.
