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    Cool Heads

    4.1 (46 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

    Services - Cool Heads

    Beard trim only

    Haircut and beard trim

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    9 years ago

    Third time bringing my 15 year old son here. Super friendly staff, cool vibe, best haircuts.

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    8 years ago

    Lisa did a fantastic job! I came in with long messy hair and she cleaned it right up!

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    8 years ago

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    Do y'all braid men hair?

    No sir, we don’t.

    Can you do men dreads?

    No sir, we don't.

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    Shantrell picked up and I was specific for what I needed.

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    The Gents Place

    4.1(71 reviews)
    6.7 mi
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    The Gents Place was certainly an experience. Unfortunately, I'm not sure "relaxing" is the word I'd…read moreuse to describe it. I'll start with the positive: the host/receptionist was genuinely friendly and welcoming, and my stylist was personable as well. That said, within the first 10-15 minutes of sitting down, I had received what felt like the director's commentary on her departure from another shop in town -- the drama, the personalities involved, how she got caught in the middle of everything, etc. I sympathize. Truly. But as someone who had never met any of these people and had only come in for a haircut, I found myself wondering whether I should offer advice, take notes, or simply nod sympathetically until we returned to the reason I was actually there. Then came the facial and massage portion. I'll freely admit that I don't especially enjoy people touching my face, so perhaps I'm not the target audience for this particular amenity. Still, the facial massage was less "luxury spa" and more "extended investigation of my nose." There was a surprising amount of attention paid to it. I'm not sure what secrets my nose was suspected of withholding, but I believe it eventually cooperated. The neck massage was similarly puzzling. One side of my neck received quite a bit of pressure, while the other apparently had diplomatic immunity. And then there was the massage chair. I have experienced massage chairs before. This one felt less like a massage and more like driving down a poorly maintained road while something underneath the seat repeatedly attempted to make contact with my backside. Until today, I had never contemplated the concept of a butt massage. I can now say with confidence that I was not missing anything. The haircut itself was fine. Perfectly acceptable. But nothing about it struck me as exceptional. Since first-time guests receive 50% off, I was comfortable enough with what I paid. At the regular price of around $90, however, I would have been extremely disappointed. What ultimately bothered me most wasn't any one awkward massage or conversation. It was the constant selling. I must have heard about memberships three or four times during the appointment. I understand that The Gents Place sells memberships. I promise I understood it the first time. Then came repeated mentions of the products being their house products, explanations of what was available for purchase, and various other reminders of things I could spend money on. Eventually, the experience stopped feeling like hospitality and started feeling like I had wandered into a very well-upholstered sales funnel. That's really the unfortunate part. For a business built around the idea of an elevated, personalized grooming experience, I left feeling considerably more like a wallet than a guest. I still tipped $20, because the stylist was friendly, she did provide the service, and none of this was egregious enough to justify taking it out on her gratuity. But I won't be returning. For $90, I don't need champagne, a throne, or someone to address me as "Your Excellency." I just want a great haircut, a genuinely relaxing experience, and ideally fewer conversations about memberships, workplace drama, and whatever was happening underneath that massage chair.

    Took my 13 year old son for a haircut. I considered a membership . I explained that the biggest…read morestruggle is that when it just dries it just gets poofy and he needs someone to show him exactly what to do with it and I explained that I've spent so much money on different products and she said that she would cut it and show him how to fix it. So she brings him out with wet hair and I get the impression that she's telling me that she's done. I tell her I can't offer an opinion of what it looks like because it's wet. The woman at the front desk assured me that they don't send people home with wet hair that she was just trying to see what I thought of the cut in case she needed to do anything else. Anyhow he goes back there to have his hair blow dried so we can see what it actually looks like and then she brings him out to me with wet hair and tells me that she finished. When his hair dries I'll be able to tell if it's a decent cut or not and see what it looks like but it's 100% not even close to what we showed in the photo of what he was wanting and it's 100% not the service that we asked for The other men that were there all seem to be very happy at the bar and hanging out and visiting with each other so I think that works out well for them. And I didn't noticr anybody else being sent out with wet hair

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