The clients and stylists are all pulled to the front. Tabatha walks through and checks them all out -- Meredith's cut actually turned out quite well, and her clients hair is still super curly but short and sassy with longer bangs. Tabatha wonders if it's too frizzy, but Meredith claims it's better than before (true) and that "not all frizz is bad." (... true?) Glenn gave her client a short, pixie-ish cut and Tabatha questions if it's right on a young girl. Glenn defends it but Tabatha is spot-on, as Glenn somehow left pieces too long, plastered it to the girl's head, and added at least ten years. The poor girl knows it, too. Charlie's client looks great and loves her close-cropped cut. Dee left the sides of her client's hair pretty heavy, as Tabatha points out, and while Dee thinks this means she can wake up and go, thick-haired me thinks it means get up, wrestle with a brush, hair dryer, iron, and tons of product to get it to not look like a mushroom cap. Tabatha looks at Nekisa's client and asks if she tried to blend in the broken bits of hair. Nekisa announces that she didn't try, she did it but Tabatha gets the last word in that it's sticking out, so she actually didn't. Matthew's client has a short cut with longer pieces in front, and it looks sleek and great. Parker gave his client the exact same cut, but it's shaggier and less sleek than Matthew's. Nicole's client has a sleek black bob with bangs and looks great, but Tabatha asks Nicole if the cut was supposed to be symmetrical. Nicole says that it was and sounds dismayed that it might not be. Daniel gives his client a flippy bob, saying that the flips help it not look like a football helmet. Gail gave her client a chin-length curly bob and gives Tabatha an icy death stare when Tabatha points out that the cut will start to look like a helmet as soon as her hair grows. Paolo is there fighting for his short bob on his round-faced client. It turned out better than I predicted, but Tabatha doesn't seem to be a fan.