Seasons Salon

I am a military member, and because of that I get my hair cut OFTEN - at least once a month. I can say without hesitation that Seasons Salon is the best haircut place I have had in my 18 year career. I've had plenty of great cuts on my travels, from barbershops to on-base BX salons, but the stylist at Seasons, My, she is a cut above. While many men's haircut places try to get you in and out, a buzz here, a clipper there, so they can move onto the next customer - My and Seasons take their time, make sure everything looks right, and fades proper...and IT SHOWS. Their quality is apparent when I had to go elsewhere whilst on a deployment. I recently had to go my quarterly drill, which is out of state, and due to bad timing I had to get a haircut whilst there. I used my usual go-to place, but

I took my cousin here for her birthday to get her hair shampooed, straightened and trimmed. I called about 1:30 on a Sunday and they were able to squeeze us in for a 3PM appointment the same day. The whole appointment took about 2 hours and cost about $75, and they did a great job. My cousin was very pleased with the outcome and I was happy with the price. Also the service was great! The staff were courteous and helpful and everyone was wearing a mask, even though it's no longer required by law.

Traci was amazing! Best haircut I've had in quite a while. This will be my new salon. I don't need much work, but Traci used at least 5 different implements/techniques to cut my hair, and made sure it would continue to look good even after it had grown out a bit. I wasn't treated like I was getting in the way of "better" customers, solely because I'm a dude with short hair. Thank you very much Seasons Salon, you certainly made a new customer today!

I asked for 2ish inches off and left with 6+ off. My husband's hair took longer than mine. I went to the car to cry as they finished his 45 min cut whereas mine was less than 20. No wash or blowdry. My confidence is gone.

When you don’t know how to do fades then please be clear. I have attached my own pic of haircut that I wanted to achieve but ended up getting disappointed by another barber of Seattle. Is this too much to ask to just do a nice job of cutting my hair? Back home, my barber spends 60 mins properly fading and cutting my hair. He knows how to blend the fades while still keeping the look crisp. And, he doesn’t even ask for tips. The least you could do after ruining someone’s hair is to focus on cleaning. I was covered in these hair from head to toe and had to dust off myself. I know you don’t charge too much but that doesn’t mean it gives you right to ruin somebody’s hair.