No Grease | Sugarloaf

After recently moving to the area, I have been to multiple shops in the area with absolute horror stories of an experience at each one. I came across! "No Grease," and noticed their good reviews (especially the reviews for Shy), and decided to give them a shot. It was a very pleasant experience, the shop is very nice and well kept. The receptionist greets you when you walk in, and all of the barbers speak when you come in regardless if you are there for them or not. On all of my visits, I was helped by Shy and as her multiple reviews stated, she is an excellent barber! She took the time to ask questions and make sure she was doing what I was asking her to do. A definite recommend! If you are looking for a shop, or are dissatisfied with your current barber, make an appointment with Shy!

We were a walk-in customer. I had no barber to reference. We booked and within 10 minutes we were called to an open chair with barber Kam! Our 8 year old son is growing out his hair and wanted a nice tapered cut with the sponge look on top. Kam had to help me out with the barber lingo so I knew exactly what my son wanted (lol!). My husband and I waited outside the shop and my husband already said the barber was doing a nice job. Kam is the barber for the win! My son was feeling himself after getting out the chair and really liked overall experience. We will definitely be back for sure!Thank you Kam for giving our son a fresh haircut "to perfection" and for providing exceptional service!

💈shy is awesome! fast. professional. great barbers. super-happy that i found a really good barber for my 11yr old whos hairline is a challenge🥺🥰

My sons (2&5) and husband had a great experience. We are very happy with the cuts and the the barbers and other staff were so nice.

This bad review goes to Aaron the “Certified Master Barber”, yesterday you botched my son’s hair. Yes we were a walk in, no it wasn’t our first time here. I say the same to every barber but you made a confused face. My brother came over and used the correct terms “mid taper” and others I don’t remember. You and I both talked about cutting the top halfway down, you said it would be too short. Then once I saw you lining him up I remembered that I completely forgot to tell you to skip his widows peak so I went to tell you and your response was “it’s still there”. I should’ve just made an appointment with my preferred barber but thought it’ll be okay. Sadly that’s my first mistake, the second mistake was going back and having you fix it. While trying to “fix” your choppy haircut you laid the c