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What regulars from Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Celebration and Poinciana say after a cut, a shave or a first haircut.
- 4.9 on Google
- 212 reviews
- Walk-ins welcome
From the chairs
What people say
Marcus has done my fade every two weeks for three years. Same blend every time, no lines, and he actually asks before he takes the top down. The hot towel on the neck at the end is the best part of my week.
First straight-razor shave of my life, before my brother’s wedding. Dre told me what he was doing at every step and went across the grain only where my skin could take it. Not one bump.
My son screams at every haircut. Tasha let him hold the comb, did the sides with scissors instead of clippers, and let me stand right next to the chair. He asked when he can go back.
I have thick curly hair and most shops just clipper it all off. Luis cut it dry, shaped it, and explained what to ask for next time. Growing it out finally looks intentional.
Walked in on a Tuesday morning and sat down in ten minutes. Price was exactly what’s on the board. Beard lines are the sharpest I’ve had.
I come in for a line-up between cuts. Fifteen minutes, fifteen dollars, and they never try to upsell me into a full cut I don’t need.
Sent a request through the site on Wednesday night, got a text back first thing Thursday with a time that worked. Easy.
At seventy-one I like a simple cut and a place that doesn’t rush me. They get me in the chair without a step, and the senior price is honest.
Growing my beard out and was about to give up. Dre shaped it so the in-between stage looks deliberate. Oil at the end smells great, not like a candle shop.
What comes up most
The three things people mention
The blend
Fades with no line to see, the same every visit, whoever is cutting.
The price on the board
What’s on the wall is what you pay. No surprise at the register.
Patience with kids
Scissors for nervous kids, and parents right beside the chair.
Harlow & Pike · Kissimmee
Your turn in the chair
Walk in, or tell us the cut and a time of day. The shop texts you back to agree a time.