Classic Cuts Barbershop

Critical: Professionalism, Quality, ValueI originally called in to ask if I needed an appointment since it was my first time. I was given to a young woman who told me someone else may be able to fit me in. I asked how much the haircuts were and told her I was going to come in and needed a full service classic cut style and shave. Upon getting to the shop, I’m greeted by Logan. I proceed to let Logan know I needed a lineup/taper all around, but not too high since I have longer hair. He told me he got me and proceeded to only do the baby hairs, and barely line me up. He hands me mirror and I try to see the image but it looked “ight”…now I’m not confrontational and even have anxiety issues and body image issues, so by this point I’m kind of nervous thinking this guy may not know what he’s doing… i then proceed to show him a picture of something similar to the style i wanted. He tried to touch it up but he kind of rushed a quick taper, but def didn’t fade anything. I figured again, maybe its the mirrors and lighting…mind you I came in for the full “classic experience” shebang and $50 upsell. I felt rushed off so I didn’t bother reminding him I needed a shave either. He only charged me for the lineup, but i still ended up tipping him $13 just bc i was nervous and wanted to just get out of there. I get home and was scared to show my wife. Sure enough, my intuition was correct and the lineup was uneven, unblended, and unfaded. Lots of babyhairs straggling and didn’t even bother to line anything behind the ears. Like I said… im a nervous person and have self body image issues as it is, so mustering up the courage to try a new barber is hard. I called up and politely explained what happened. The gentleman on the phone apologized and encouraged me to come on through despite the shop about to close so that he could fix me up. I appreciated the gesture, but he sounded either as if he was frustrated with the employee or frustrated at me for not just speaking up when I was at the shop. Either way, I dont have time to just “come on back”. I wish I would’ve looked at my hair in some different angles before I left. Partially my fault for not speaking up, but I put my trust into what I pay for i thought I was paying for $50 worth of craft “artisan haircut” and ended up spending $12 on a jacked lineup and a $13 tip because my eyesight played tricks on me when looking in his mirror to see the back of my head. ‍♂️ ‍♂️ ‍♂️ $25 lesson learned.I originally called in to ask if I needed an appointment since it was my first time. I was given to a young woman who told me someone else may be able to fit me in. I asked how much the haircuts were and told her I was going to come in and …More

I originally called in to ask if I needed an appointment since it was my first time. I was given to a young woman who told me someone else may be able to fit me in. I asked how much the haircuts were and told her I was going to come in and needed a full service classic cut style and shave. Upon getting to the shop, I’m greeted by Logan. I proceed to let Logan know I needed a lineup/taper all around, but not too high since I have longer hair. He told me he got me and proceeded to only do the baby hairs, and barely line me up. He hands me mirror and I try to see the image but it looked “ight”…now I’m not confrontational and even have anxiety issues and body image issues, so by this point I’m kind of nervous thinking this guy may not know what he’s doing… i then proceed to show him a picture of something similar to the style i wanted. He tried to touch it up but he kind of rushed a quick taper, but def didn’t fade anything. I figured again, maybe its the mirrors and lighting…mind you I came in for the full “classic experience” shebang and $50 upsell. I felt rushed off so I didn’t bother reminding him I needed a shave either. He only charged me for the lineup, but i still ended up tipping him $13 just bc i was nervous and wanted to just get out of there. I get home and was scared to show my wife. Sure enough, my intuition was correct and the lineup was uneven, unblended, and unfaded. Lots of babyhairs straggling and didn’t even bother to line anything behind the ears. Like I said… im a nervous person and have self body image issues as it is, so mustering up the courage to try a new barber is hard. I called up and politely explained what happened. The gentleman on the phone apologized and encouraged me to come on through despite the shop about to close so that he could fix me up. I appreciated the gesture, but he sounded either as if he was frustrated with the employee or frustrated at me for not just speaking up when I was at the shop. Either way, I dont have time to just “come on back”. I wish I would’ve looked at my hair in some different angles before I left. Partially my fault for not speaking up, but I put my trust into what I pay for i thought I was paying for $50 worth of craft “artisan haircut” and ended up spending $12 on a jacked lineup and a $13 tip because my eyesight played tricks on me when looking in his mirror to see the back of my head. ‍♂️ ‍♂️ ‍♂️ $25 lesson learned.