I just moved to Portland and am delighted to have found High & Tight. I not only got exactly the…read morecut and beard trim I was looking for but I also got some great tips on coastal photo locations from Em.

Very clean shop. Nora did an excellent job on my hair. She took her time and did exactly what I…read moreasked. The prices are reasonable.

Very busy (busy is good right?) Friendly staff,beer,…read moregreat haircut. Affordable. If I didn't live an hour and a half away I would be a regular.

Cliff's is a traditional barber shop with a contemporary vibe. Blendi and his team give you just…read morewhat most guys want, a fashionable cut at a reasonable price. Booking online is easy and I have never been stuck waiting more than a few minutes. IMHO, this is the best barber shop in Maine.

This place rocks ... Weetie rocks ... Sophie rocks ... they all rock. Go already!!…read more Really can't say enough good things, always leave happy

My first visit was a month ago, and my second one was every bit as good. Here's my feedback on the…read morefirst visit in November: What a great idea for a business! I scheduled my appointment with Weetie for 3:00PM, on my way to the airport for a 5:30 flight. I was immmediately welcomed in, and offered my choice of beverages and a comfortable leather chair to relax in while waiting for my appointment time. During my appointment, I got notice that my flight was delayed, which allowed me to further relax after Weetie had worked her magic, so I spent some time in the massage chair, and sipping on coffee. Weetie did a great job with my hair - I've had family and friends compliment me on what a great job she did. Thanks Weetie, and thank you Mensroom Salon & Lounge for such a relaxing and pleasurable experience!

I've never had my hair cut here, but my buddy Trujillo comes in twice a year for a visit and it's…read moreone of her first stops. (Yea, forget about me! ).... But I digress; stopped in to get her a gift certificate for Christmas and Janae made it happen! By chance , this is the professional that has done her hair over the past cpl years and my buddy talks her up something FABulous. So...long story long...enthusiastically recommended via my friend.

Great service! Stopped in for a cut, and Janea hooked me up. Perfect cut with great customer…read moreservice.

Needed a trim and a fringe to shape my face and that's exactly what I got! Love it :)read more

Coming from someone who's used to getting his haircut from a good salon and awesome hairstylist in…read moreLos Angeles , I was nervous looking for the perfect hair stylist. I would say that Ethan Hair Salon will be the best place to go! I got my haircut from hair stylist Justin and he was awesome. He know exactly what type of hair & style I have right away. I loved how he followed my instructions and gave me a great haircut just like when I was in LA . I love it! Now I found my perfect go to salon and never to worry again.

I always feel calm and relaxed in Cindi's hands, and I am always happy with the results of a visit…read morewith her. She is an excellent colorist and stylist. I have been going to her for any years and have always been completely satisfied. As a little bonus, she may suggest some fun recipes to try for meals, and give you some of her restaurant and bakery reviews! Its all good!

Cindi is the kindest, most generous stylist who knows what's best for your hair and your soulread more

Landen is such a skilled barber. I've never had my beard look so clean. I've lived all over the…read morecountry and had a lot of people give me a hair and beard cut, and today was the best I've ever looked coming out of barber shop! On top of that the Sunday morning atmosphere and vibe was super chill.

I've been going to Momentum for years. I know several of the barbers and have had cuts with many of…read morethem. I have never heard or experienced any anti-gay/LGBTQ language or behavior from anyone at Momentum. But the people claiming to have heard anti-LGBTQ language are people who just happened to stop in for the first time? That's really weird. I mean, how is it that a straight guy like me, who is in the shop every few weeks, has never heard discriminatory language there, but someone who is there once is convinced that this place is a cesspool of hateful language and behavior? To me, this seems like an extortion tactic from someone who wants to sell "reputation cleanup" services or some other scam. I always love my cuts at Momentum. Scheduling appointments is easy. Barbers work on time and do great work. Anyone trying to take down this shop or its excellent barbers can pound sand.

Updated review: apparently the email listed as a contact goes to an ex-employee so no one is seeing…read morethem (guys, fix that!?). I finally got someone on the phone about my concern and they invited me in to have a re-do. The new stylist (Lisa I think) did a great job correcting the color and trimmed my hair nicely too. I would go back to her. Still--not having a working email address for your business is not okay.

I know this is long- so here's the synopsis for those in a hurry. DO NOT GO TO HEAD GAMES FOR NAIL…read moreSERVICES! The situation: I was psyched to find an opening for a semi- last minute mani/pedi on a dreary Tuesday afternoon. I thought it was odd that I'd been asked for a $25 deposit when I made the appointment over the phone, but this was the last service I needed to book for my self-care day after an exhausting, heartbreaking personal matter, so I complied. As I waited in the small seating area, I had a sense of foreboding. At check in, I was offered water, coffee or tea, but there was no warmth. It didn't feel welcoming. A couple moments later I was greeted by the nail tech and taken back to a room with two manicure tables on the right and to the left, a long couch with pillows and several foot basins. During my pedicure, the nail tech and I sat in silence, with only a Spotify station of bland piano music in the background; if I had to guess I'd say it was movie theme songs. Not exactly my cuppa tea. The nail tech, who never told me her name, would occasionally ask me a question but they were few and far between, making our time together rather awkward. So I either looked at my phone or stared at the blank wall behind her. The pedi itself was okay, except the massage part (my favorite!) There was no real effort put into it at all. After 45 minutes of awkward silence, I seriously considered telling her not to bother with the manicure, but against my better judgement, I stuck around. To make a long story a bit shorter, she had to touch up my toe nails because she had me put the pedi slippers on after my nails were painted. Then she had to re-do my nail polish because she told me they were dry and when I went to put my socks and boots back on, they were immediately destroyed. The nail polish was AWFUL. It was a goopy, sticky mess. I had to choose a whole new color because the first one was quite obviously past its prime. To make matters worse, the manicure itself was sub par. No soaking, no pushing back of cuticles, she used this cuticle softening cream and just cut back a few random pieces of dead skin. I got no lotion and no massage (again- my favorite!!!!!) Two and a half hours and $85 later ( not including tip,) I walked out of the salon in a pretty bad mood. Ten minutes later, I arrived at my next destination to find that my fingernails had a white film around them, were not dry, and were messed up AGAIN. I immediately called the salon and told them I couldn't come back now because the tech had already done my nails twice and I had a prior engagement, but wanted my nails te-painted. This is where I became furious. She says- "Ugh, we need to get new nail polish, it's nothing she (the nail tech) did." First of all- I never said the nail tech did anything wrong. I said she had to paint my nails twice. Secondly- if your nail polish is so bad, get new polish or just don't offer nail services. Lastly- no apology? Are you kidding me??? Bad. All very bad. To top it off, when I assumed my repaint would be at no charge, she hesitates, at which point I finally lose my patience and remind her that I just spent $85. And then she concedes. Still no apology. After hanging up, I immediately go into the bathroom and pull of my socks and shoes. After over an hour of manicure, my toes were apparently, still wet and the paint was a mess. Over the next few days, every time I looked down at my nails, I became angry all over again. I realized I couldn't return for my repaint because I wouldn't be able to keep my composure. So I canceled my appointment the Friday before. I will not return. I will tell my salon, who recommended I go there, to stop recommending them, and I, in turn will not recommend my family or friends. I should've taken my husband's advice- "Don't go to a place called Head Games to get your nails done."