Blessings Barbershop 2

BEWARE. This was hands down the worst haircut experience of my life. I visited Tucson and stopped here for a quick haircut before flying home, since they accept walk-ins. While the shop itself is clean and nicely decorated, that is where the positives end. The barbers were shockingly unprofessional. Those without clients were sitting around in chairs, loudly cursing and using derogatory language—including the N-word—completely unapologetically and in front of customers. The environment was uncomfortable, inappropriate, and frankly unacceptable.

"I just walked out from my fourth appointment with Eazy, and he’s officially the only barber I’ll go to. What sets him apart isn't just the fact that he’s 4-for-4 on perfect cuts—it’s the professional service. From the second visit, he already remembered my name and exactly how I liked my hair cut, so I didn’t have to explain everything all over again. It’s rare to find a barber who combines that level of technical skill with genuine attention to detail and memory. If you want a barber who actually cares about his clients and never misses, go see Eazy. Highly recommended

This place is always very welcoming and clean. Took my son there to get a haircut something that is not usual for him. He has autism and has a hard time dealing with noise or the vibration of clippers. He’s got a lot of sensory issues that normally others can’t handle, but luckily we found the right guy to go to! Ruben A.K.A. Rojo or Red was amazing with my baby! He made him feel so comfortable and made sure he wasn’t getting overwhelmed by noise or anything. During that time I also saw another barber asking the others not to use their air compressor hoses while he had another kid in his chair because he had sensory issues with noise also. This barbershop is amazing and the guys even more.

When we entered the Barber Shop, the atmosphere was very negative. We greeted them politely, but no one replied with a simple “hello” or any acknowledgment. I let my younger brother sit in the chair, and the man there — bald with a somewhat long beard — was just holding his phone and playing with it instead of engaging with us. Even though the shop is open and clearly marked in English as “BARBER SHOP,” the way they ignored us felt very disrespectful. Their attitude of complete disregard was extremely frustrating and unprofessional.

My boy Nito with the fresh chops make sure to ask for him. You need a clean haircut make sure to ask for him you wont be disappointed.