Fair Oaks Barber

I strongly would not recommend going here. I received a bad haircut. And I'm not saying it was slightly bad. I'm saying that a number of people mentioned that it was a bad haircut. The barber seemed like they had never cut hair before and that they were just trying to guess how to cut hair. After I walked into the store, the barber was having a conversation with what may have been another employee and it took them about 5 minutes to stop talking and acknowledge I was there. During the haircut, the barber stopped working several times and went outside for 10 to 15 minutes at a time to shout at someone on their phone. They also took intermittent brakes to have conversations with someone who appeared to be a friend or relative who was walking into their store. Additionally, you should be awar

Vicky was very patient and paid great attention to detail to finish a very good cut that many other barbers I went to struggled to get right.

Worst hair cutting experience I’ve ever had. First of all the barber doesn’t even speak basic English. Not surprisingly he misunderstood my expectations even after I showed him an example photo of what I wanted. Second, his moves were absolutely slow. An average barber can operate the scissors at 1.5 to 2 times his speed. I should have stopped right here and left but I made a mistake not leaving. Thirdly, this store doesn’t even have a sink for washing my hair properly before the trimming or cleaning my hair after the cut. The barber wetted my hair by spraying my head with water for five minutes straight. In my opinion, the barber is aesthetically underdeveloped. The hair on the top and side parts were designed to be at different lengths but he didn’t think of constructing a gradient to sm

Got a really bad fade and the lady chopped a good inch off my hair when I asked for a slight trim. You get what you pay for I guess. Sad part is after she did the initial cut, I did NOT trust her to try and fix it.

Cheap, does the job. Not a self-care experience like my regular barber but I needed a quick cut and they were open, and did okay with a men’s regular cut. Only $15 before tip so you can’t beat the price. I probably will go back to my regular barber next time ($30 before tip) because it’s more relaxing and thorough, but if you’re looking to save some money and you are getting a normal men’s cut (nothing special), these guys are fine.