two-faced

Duplicitous; habitually presenting a different version of oneself at different times, especially in the presence of different people. Terri is about as two-faced as they come, always giving me a big hug and then talking trash about me as soon as I walk away. It's not that politicians are two-faced that is so surprising, but the fact that so many people accept such phony façades as the truth.

See also:

have two faces
carry two faces under one hood
never carry two faces under one hood
sung
knock the habit
knock the/(one's) habit
left, right and centre
left, right, and center
left, right, and centre
ride off in all directions

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