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.

Great no nonsense barber shop in the classic style. They also offer head and shoulder massage and…read morerecently introduced foot massage too. Would come here regularly if I lived in the area!

Had an absolute horrific experience. I've gotten used to having my hair being atleast 5 inches long…read moreand i went here for a "trim". I don't know which specific part of "trim" did he not understand but he then proceeded to clip off 4/5 of the length in ONE clip leaving it to atleast an inch. By the time i noticed, it was already too late. Barber's here are so arrogant to the point that they will do anything to your hair if that's what they see fit. Don't go here unless you want the barber to do whatever he pleases. He'll ask you for the hairstyle you want, nod in apparent agreement and improvise from the start hoping you'll like his one-off experiment. Infuriating to say the least, definitely would advise against coming here.

This is the go to place for a fresh haircut. The barbers are meticulous and take time with their…read morecraft. They don't rush and they don't skimp on the details that's for sure. I wish I would have found them sooner. I've been in the Philippines for 2 years getting haircuts at FIX, Bruno's and the like. For the same price you can get your hair cut by the masters at Heavyhands. The best haircut I've had in 2 years...ranks up there with one of the best I've ever had

I'm reviewing this place for my husband since I chose this place for him based on my research for…read morehis hair shave. It's located on the 4th floor of SM Megamall at the Fashion Hall close to the Skating Ring. The barber place was exclusively for men only and no ladies allowed. I did see women workers though so it's not just men in the place?! But I guess...They want to be pampered like us women so this place was just for MEN to do mani, pedi, haircut, color, hair shave, facial, massage, etc. My husband said he received good service here and really liked it. Good decent prices for what they offer, too. I did too like his cut after I saw his hair shave and beard trim. We will be back before we leave and when we are back in the area. [47/100]

My brother and SO get haircuts and trims every two weeks. I get mine like, what, twice a year at…read moremost? I hope it says anything about breaking gender roles and stereotypes. When we're out at the mall, and their itching to have their hair cut, I always hope we get to do it as quick as we can without compromising their vanity. So we often go for HQ Barbershop in SM North Annex. PROS: HQ offers quick and straightforward service for those just needing a trim or looking to trade their longer locks for a shorter and ready-to-wear everyday mode; There's no cashier. You can directly pay at this machine where you press a couple of buttons on the touchscreen and then slide your bills in like a vending machine; The place is impeccably clean and simple; A new haircut in 10 minutes! But that doesn't include wait time, of course. They tend to have a queue during weekend afternoons. CONS: This barbershop is nothing fancy. You may get some styles that you want like if you prefer an undercut or a shave, but this won't make you look red-carpet ready; Of course, 200 pesos isn't too expensive for a decent cut, but consider that a lot of barbershops at the kanto offer gupit-binata for just 30 pesos TL;DR: Cheap for a mall barbershop that gives clean, decent, and quick service.

This is a new experience for me and as a customer, it always a joy to experience new things out of…read morethe ordinary. HQ Barbershop offers the typical haircut for men but what I like about them is the vacuum that goes after your haircut. It is always a problem for me especially the short hairs that are stuck in your clothes, neck, face and loose cut hairs in your scalp. Their vacuum feature answers that. Another first for me is that they also have an automated paying machine. They don't have a cashier so you just click the service you availed and insert the bills. Plus, their haircut is lower compared to other known barbershops. Though it may be limited to simpler less fancy hairstyles but it's okay for me. You get a clean haircut for P200 only. So if you are in a hurry and want that clean feel after your haircut, HQ Barbershop is perfect for you!

I owe every beautiful haircut to Bench Fix…read more Whenever my hair's drying out because of the intense heat and ever moody weather, I would rush to Bench Fix, an hour earlier (because you have to be scheduled for a service since they have a great number of customers per day). And never did they fail to achieve what I tell them how I like my hair cut. Remember those salons in which a trim (approximately 1-1.5 inches), becomes a ten-inch cut? And you'll go home, frustrated, because they nearly cut all of your hair off? Well, Bench Fix won't get you that kind of service. Using great Bench products, they'll be sure to provide great haircuts and a smooth-touching hair because of their fragrant shampoos and conditioners. The staff is also kind and accommodating, accompanied by their comfy chairs and overall interior.

My lobster keeps judging me because I'm scared of places that cut your hair. I'm a very shy and…read moreprivate person, and getting a haircut is such a nightmare for me. Imagine - I have to sit down and deal with a dude (or dudette) cutting my hair for hours (depending on what I need them to do). And sometimes they talk to me! Ugh. What do I even say? Also, one of the main things that scare me about haircuts is the irrational (or, sometimes, very rational) regret that follows. Thank the gods I don't have to worry about that with Bench Fix. It's like they exist especially for people like me. One, I can choose which stylist I want to deal with, so I can opt for the one I think I'll be most comfortable with. Two, the stylists are trained well, and are very professional. They will not talk to you unless you talk to them first. And three, they are all amazing. I can be all decent and/or edgy in a flash.

"Talas" in Filipino means sharp, and that's what you'll look like when you have a haircut in this…read moreestablishment. Talas Manileño is one of the new breed of retro-hip barbershops emerging in Metro Manila, catering to men who want to add that little extra oomph to their everyday style. Talas' signature service is the "Manileño" which includes so much pampering for its price tag: haircut, shampoo, massage and a complementary drink (including coffee, whiskeys and local craft beers like the delicious Katipunan Craft Indio Pale Ale). Last time I went there I had their Manileño and a beard trim and went home a happy and dapper customer. This place reminds me of Makati's Felipe and Sons minus all of that place's bells and whistles. There is no haberdashery to be found here, just good old fashioned haircuts. And for that reason I think I kind of prefer this place. The interiors just have that extra little bit of style (Retro cool on the bottom floor, even more old school upstairs). Barbers that go the extra mile for their guests. Music that plays from a Crosley vinyl record player. All these little details that make the whole experience so much better.

Have been here 4 times, was really happy with the cut each time. Great fade and modernized classic…read morelooks. Cuts are affordable and the katipunan beer that they serve is the only local IPA I've ever seen here. Staff is always kind and hospitable

I have a very bad experience with your Robinsons Antipolo branch today. I think your staff are…read morefavoring certain customers. I registered me and my son for a hair cut. We are num 11-12, willing to wait. I went out since no seat is available inside. After a while, they informed me that we are next, so I said my son can be seated already. Several came in who, apparently, registered earlier and assigned to other vacant barbers, so I waited inside at this time, no complains, until my son was done with his haircut. I was expecting to be called next. But lo and behold, I and my son are made to wait, until when? I do not know. I just moved to another barber shop. We will not patronize your shop anymore. We are customers for years already and I want to say that this is not my first bad experience with your shop. This time, it's enough.

I should start off by saying I'm not all that particular about my hair. I grew up with my mom…read moretaking my brother and I just to the humble corner salon to get our schoolboy haircut, and it didn't really change much until college. It was only at that time that I decided to get a more "adult" hairstyle, and ventured out to look for a better place to get a cut. It wasn't a "GQ Barbershop" back then, but even before it got branded it was already a nice place. Even if it was stationed at the less attractive area of SM Cubao, it was and still is a neat, no-nonsense kind of a place, which I liked. The barbers there were the same--straightforward and efficient. They wouldn't really chat you up or give suggestions culled from their kooky imagination of how you should look like--they would give you what you ask for and just that. I especially enjoyed getting the classic quick massage they give you after the cut. I did end up switching to a different place once they upped their prices from a flat hundred bucks, and have also since learned how to style my own hair with a pair of clippers and only go out for the occasional proper trim. But I would definitely go back in a heartbeat.

This chain of barbershops got my attention one day when I was waiting for my girlfriend to get…read morehome, and I realized that I needed a haircut. I walked into the place and was greeted with a smile from the receptionist. After I told her that I just wanted a trim, she assigned me a seat and the barber took care of me from there. He was very accommodating, asking if he cut was ok, if the styling was just right, and he even wondered why I wanted so much hair trimmed off. He tried some small talk, but I was a bit indifferent because I had my focus on the news that was playing on their tv. When he asked me if I wanted dandruff treatment, I said ok, not really knowing what was in store for me. When the whole process was done, I was surprised when I found out that my bill came out to almost P1000! Apparently the dandruff treatment option was an extra service that I agreed too. Although the haircut looked really nice after, I felt kinda stupid for agreeing to some extra service that I didn't really need, so it might be awhile before I come back here.