Focus Barber Shop

I went to Focus Barbershop to get a haircut from the guy who they called AJ. This guy asked me how I wanted my haircut. I told him the haircut I desired, and he proceeded to cut my hair the way he wanted it to look. First off, he is horrible at fades. My fade was not blended correctly. There were different guidelines left. It looked like he used one guard and left patches of hair. Secondly, he left overgrown hair behind my ears. I have an Afro, and he faded the hair on back of head to high. Now it looks like a high top fade. He also pushed my hairline back. Then, he had an attitude when I told him to go over his work. My haircut was trash.

Horrible establishment, time on the doors is inaccurate, no drive to earn new customers. Appointments is understandable but if their late to it why make someone who has good money to spend be set back half a hour while we wait on if their even gonna show up? So being said maybe the walk-in welcome sign should be removed and appointment only should be put up.

It is such a refreshing feeling when the most professional establishment one can encounter since arriving to Georgia in 2009 is owned and operated by a professional, good ole' fashion customer service providing African American male. The owner, Mr. Silk has always been very courteous and professional since day one of providing services to my son, Amare. He is a great role model his young African American clients, including my son, as well as the gentleman he has working in the barbershop alongside him. Although this is a barbershop, I highly encourage other African American owned establishments to take some time and visit Focus barbershop. This establishment is the epitome of what we, African American consumers, are craving from our African American entrepreneurs. Stay Blessed! And Keep u

I was told 30 min wait and never got a cut. I'm used to somebody saying next...been here b4...thought I'd get in and out...they let ppl skip who don't got an appointment...such a shame...

I've been going there since I was 15. I'm 36 now. I guess I'm a loyal customer. Very friendly and the barbers know exactly what they're doing.