Sharper Image Beauty Salon

Critical: ProfessionalismI called this barbershop to request an appointment for my son for his first barbershop experience, just before his second birthday. I was not given an appointment. I was told, by Dre, to just bring him in the next day and he would be taken care of. I arrived and spoke to the same man, Dre, who told me to just bring him in. He said that he would have someone take care of my son. There were 4 or 5 barbers cutting. I sat for over an hour; which I wouldn’t complain about, except for the fact that SEVERAL people came in after us and my son was, repeatedly, skipped. Dre told me 2-3 times that someone would take of my son, but no one did. I watched one barber go outside and wait for another client to arrive and he put that man in the chair right away. I saw something on google stating that this barbershop is top notch and people don’t understand the concept of appointments. I ASKED FOR AN APPOINTMENT AND THEY WOULDN’T GIVE ME ONE and then this happened. I am highly disappointed and very frustrated with the treatment I received. The barbershop is an experience for a male, from childhood to manhood. I’m upset that this was my son’s first experience. In addition to that, I am married and a mother of five. I’ve been to other barbershops where the children are spoken to and loved on by everyone who works there (an experience). No one even acknowledged my son. This is yet another problem within our community. Needless to say, walked out with no haircut. If no one wanted to be bothered with a small child, I would’ve preferred to have just been told so I could’ve found somewhere else to take him.I called this barbershop to request an appointment for my son for his first barbershop experience, just before his second birthday. I was not given an appointment. I was told, by Dre, to just bring him in the next day and he would be taken …More

I called this barbershop to request an appointment for my son for his first barbershop experience, just before his second birthday. I was not given an appointment. I was told, by Dre, to just bring him in the next day and he would be taken care of. I arrived and spoke to the same man, Dre, who told me to just bring him in. He said that he would have someone take care of my son. There were 4 or 5 barbers cutting. I sat for over an hour; which I wouldn’t complain about, except for the fact that SEVERAL people came in after us and my son was, repeatedly, skipped. Dre told me 2-3 times that someone would take of my son, but no one did. I watched one barber go outside and wait for another client to arrive and he put that man in the chair right away. I saw something on google stating that this barbershop is top notch and people don’t understand the concept of appointments. I ASKED FOR AN APPOINTMENT AND THEY WOULDN’T GIVE ME ONE and then this happened. I am highly disappointed and very frustrated with the treatment I received. The barbershop is an experience for a male, from childhood to manhood. I’m upset that this was my son’s first experience. In addition to that, I am married and a mother of five. I’ve been to other barbershops where the children are spoken to and loved on by everyone who works there (an experience). No one even acknowledged my son. This is yet another problem within our community. Needless to say, walked out with no haircut. If no one wanted to be bothered with a small child, I would’ve preferred to have just been told so I could’ve found somewhere else to take him.