Was visiting the Philippines for the holidays I went here to get my haircut they did an amazing job…read moreeven offered me a drink compared to Price's home it was 1/3 of the Price and didn't even better job. They did such a good job that that before I left two weeks later I went and got another haircut and my beard trimmed I would absolutely recommend them

I'm a creature of habit. Knowing me, once I find something I like, I'm normally loyal to the end…read more That's why it's so hard for me to venture to a new barbershop. I stumbled across Felipe and Sons while scrolling through Instagram and I really liked their aesthetic. Their setup in Ortigas is the real deal. Hardwood floors, old-school chairs, full-bar and floor-to-ceiling mirrors. While waiting for my appointment on the dark leather couch, I felt as though I was on a scene of Mad Men or something. Now for the cut. I was a bit apprehensive because the barber that scooped me up wasn't conversastional, like at all. I got a nice hot towel to start though and then he got to work after I explained what I wanted. Luckily my fears were unfounded! What takes 25 minutes at some other salons and barbershops took him nearly an hour--and that's a good thing. This barber (it's a shame I didn't catch his name), took the time to really give me a good fade, thin out my top, and even did a sick job on my sides. You could tell that he had a really, really skilled manner in the way he manipulated the clippers and scissors. I got a shampoo and another hot towel after. Awesome! The arm and neck massage was also super relaxing. He even gave me some good tips about what kind of pomade to use for my cut and how he'd work with what the other barber did wrong apparently from when I got a cut from somewhere else. Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a new place to get a haircut. For only 280 pesos the quality of the cut was amazing. I already scheduled my next haircut.

Cut, shave, dye Great work by my stylist…read more Will go again next time I'm in Makati. Walkin I had no appointment

Too bad Greenbelt 1 Brunos branch closed due to construction. But wait ! I still have other…read morebranches that I frequent when in town. All Brunos branches are great at what they do and I have my go to attendants and barbers when at Brunos its were I go and relax while waiting for my family especially at malls. My go to spot is the one at the Power plant / Rockwell. Will do a separate yelp on that and the Glorieta ones as well.

We have been coming here for quite a few years. This is our first stop whenever we visit the…read morePhilippines. We pretty much let them do whatever seemed necessary including. Hair color, hair cut, foot spa, pedicure/manicure and scalp treatment. Dave has been cutting/styling out hair since we went there back in 2007 (approximate). Staff was very friendly and helpful. It's relatively small but never had any problems walking in. It has a black and white theme going. Price-wise they are on the higher end side with corresponding exceptional service.

Great place for a quick blow dry whenever you needed their various locations all through Makati…read more Unfortunately my blow didn't last as long as I liked, but it did the job. The salons are always very nice and it's pretty easy to get an appointment. Beware of the massage offers. They tend to charge more for that than actually doing your hair and feels to be a bit of a scam.

This place gets busy! But I love it haha. I usually go here for either haircut which comes with…read morehair wash and blow dry (250P), hair wash + blow dry (225P) or hair colouring. I have some thick hair so going to the hair salon takes forever. The hairdressers are nice and listen to what you want. The assistants who dry my hair do the hard work. They must have strong arms especially when drying my hair. It's like a 30 minute arm workout just drying it. Definitely try to make an appointment. If you do a walk in it might be a while. I love my hair colouring from here. I've gone to other salons but my hair colour never really changed until I went to Bench. I have gotten lots of compliments with my hair colour so it must be good. Also once you start going here a lot make sure to remember the name of the hairdresser you like. So that you can have them do your hair. I'll be coming back soon to get another hair colouring! I'm excited!!

Been going here for about a year, and the staff is great. Friendly, not pretentious, and normally…read morethey're more than willing to work with your schedule. The cut for men is an extremely reasonable 250 pesos, including shampoos before and after your cut, along with a super relaxing scalp massage at the end, along with styling. Highly recommend Mr. Donald! Very receptive and accommodating. Sometimes they know better than you do for what would look good on your head and what would make you look like a fool. I've never been disappointed with his work. I've been to a couple of the pricier men's salons in BGC and Makati, and honestly sans the beer and the hipster atmosphere, the cut here is just as good for a lower price.

The branch of Bruno's Barbers in Gateway Mall seems convenient at first, being located in one of…read morethe busiest spots in Cubao. However, it is located in a relatively little-known area on the 4th floor behind the cinemas, making this branch not as crowded as one would expect, even during night time or the weekends. As such, the service here is quite efficient. The barbers and the staff are very courteous, accommodating, and skilled at their tasks. My barber, in particular, had a conversation with me throughout the session. He even gave me a quick massage on my head and shoulders and a warm towel on my face. Although I did not avail the other services such as manicure and pedicure, I overheard a customer complimenting the one who accommodated her. The prices, however, are not recommended for those looking to save money. I paid P280 for the haircut without shampoo, although the convenience and the service for me compensated the price for the most part. If you are looking for a haircut complemented with quality service and relaxing ambiance, then the Bruno's Barbers branch in Gateway Mall deserves more recognition and popularity from people in the area.

Bigdaddy's barbershop is probably one of the few neighborhood salons left that cater mostly to men…read moreand boys. They do accept women customers, if that's your thing, but this establishment is really geared to the male clientele what with their red, blue and white barber poles and the free shoulder rub right after a cut or shave. The space is airconditioned, and there's free wi-fi. They usually have three or four barbers on duty at any time, so even if you may have to wait your turn, you won't be waiting that long. My son actually prefers having his cut here, just because he feels all manly and grown-up. The barbers here cut hair quickly and rather well, and they can handle fidgety boys. A haircut costs P100, plus tip. If you feel like a full-body massage, you get to go up the second floor where I assume there are some massage beds laid out.

Located on the ground level of Uptown Mall past the True Value store, Bruno's is the go-to barber…read moreshop for men's cuts in the Philippines, and I highly recommend Arthur. Service Requested: On a Wednesday evening I was able to walk in for a head shave and beard trim. No appointment, no problem; and as usual I got way more than I paid for, thanks to Arthur. Thank you, Arthur! Along with the stellar grooming service, Arthur treated my head and face to a hot towel, not once - but twice. It was niiice. Then, a solid five minutes in heaven with a head AND shoulder massage. I nearly cried. Quality: Considering that in America you can't seem get a decent so-called Super Cut for $20, Bruno's is the best a man can get - for under 20 bucks. I paid a mere P900 ($16) for my fresh head shave & beard trim, plus P100 for Arthur. Money very well spent. And I'll do it again, and again. Vibe: Chill. Bruno's is a barbershop. What more can I say? Clean, simple, with relaxing tunes while you enjoy your haircut.

I have to say that this is the absolute worst haircut that I've ever had! I showed the barber a…read morepicture and he glanced at it, and said, "skin fade?" And I said yes. And I guess he didn't pay attention to the top part of the picture at all. I look like a mushroom head right now, and it's impossible to style or do anything with. It just looks ridiculous! They seem to be focused more on speed than doing a good job! I had to book an appointment with another barber to fix this mess! I'll be wearing a hat to the until tomorrow. If you're white guy definitely avoid this place like the plague! They have zero idea -- how to cut our hair!

I asked kuya for a trim and did it for a merely 10 minutes. It was a very simple cut but I did not…read moreexpect that it would be that quick. When it came for the routine massage, i thought he'd do it for at least a few minutes. I thought wrong. He took some light oil and patted my head for a very lousy massage. Patted my back a few times and then that's it. I felt he rushed me because there was an elderly who seems to be his customer and lrobably pays well. The thing is there is no reservation in this establishment so there's no reason to be rushing. Paid 300 for the lousy haircut and still tipped the guy for a 100. Barber's name was Ivan, this is at Cash and Carry Makati. I'm never going back to this place.

After days of constantly telling my lobster that I hate his hair (seriously, it was starting to…read moreform animal shapes on his head), he eventually acquiesced to getting a haircut. The closest and just about the only place in the area where he wasn't liable to get his ear sheared off Happy Tree Friends-style was Beppo's in Cash n' Carry, so we walked past the red and blue barber's pole and was greeted inside by painting after painting of nude women. Setting aside the "artsy" décor for a moment, my lobster was eventually ushered to a seat and an old guy with a Sweeney Todd razor started working on the topiary hedge on his head. This was my first time in an honest to goodness barber shop so I have no frame of reference, but the whole think took a long, long time. Who knew it took so long to cut hair? And two hundred pesos for a haircut! This costs forty pesos in the province, damn it. Or so they tell me. In the end though, it was worth it. The urge to drug my lobster and cut off his hair while he slept a la Delilah disappeared along with the animal shapes on his head.