Amanda G Is who I go to for color and cut. I highly…read morerecommend her!! Amanda does what you ask and offers good suggestions

Katya is amazing, I highly recommend seeing her. She made sure I received exactly what I wanted. I…read morefound this place on yelp and I'll definitely be back!

Mo is really friendly and professional. I just walked in with no reservations for the first time…read moreand they welcomed me. I like the vibe. He did a great job.

I think this is my first yelp review ever...this place is INCREDIBLE. They're always extremely…read morenice. It's affordable as well, I take my boys here and they always do a wonderful job. Customer service is wonderful. I can't say enough wonderful things about this place. I was looking for someone to cut my boys hair that wasn't your typical kids cut place, and this popped up and there were so many positive reviews I decided to try it out. My boys were a little nervous as a family member used to cut their hair, but they did great w my kids. Always a good place to go!

My son has been going here for a while and the customer service is always great, we had different…read morebarbers and all were great and easy to make an appointment online. Right in the heart of downtown Wheaton. Overall the quality and vibe are great here. Definitely recommend.

This patchwork-done by Kelly-cost $45. Went in with a picture of a hairstyle with same hair texture…read moreas mine and she cut it way too short and patchy. Very disappointed.

My 4-stars go for the establishment as a whole, however, my stylist, Hayden, is the reason I have…read morereturned to "barber/stylist loyalty." The good/excellent: very low pressure upsell, decent member perks, meticulous barber, always feeling at ease in the chair. 5 stars on my personal experience with my stylist. I also like the barber vs cosmetology training that many have. The average: for what it is, facility build out/decorum of staff/establishing a brand identity, I'm a little confused. It's most certainly a "step up" from strip mall "name your chain" cuts, but much of it is resemblant of the aforementioned. The not-so-great: I could go to most Naperville salons and get the cut and most other services for about the same amount (less the membership, but certain that my stylist has a great deal to do with my retention of membership). That said, at a "chain" I would not have the same attention to detail and stylist availability. The experience at most higher end salons would likely be more relaxing, primarily because of the interior fixtures and feel, and without the membership option, a cost neutral. Bottom line: great stylist in my experience, attention to detail, average facility, do it if you seek the same person for each service and feel comfortable with a membership.

Friend went in and was 10 minutes late for appt. Mind you he did not cancel and was charged $24 and…read moredid not receive his haircut. Who the f does this place think they are. They are not saving lives like a doctor or someone of importance. Your policy states "cancel" not showing up late for unexpected traffic which by the way an accident is what occured on way there. He should be able to use that $24 as a credit for his next service but it is what it is. You guys aren't that good anyways

"Well, we better cut it like that then!" is what Keslie said as I showed her a picture of the way…read moremy wife said my hair looks good. So, having facial hair is still fairly new to me. I've been looking for a regular barber to help me keep my face and head in reasonably well groomed condition. It's an old school barber shop and I expected an old school barber. Since I didn't know anybody I took the first available spot, with Keslie. She's neither old, nor old school. I got a great cut, hot lather/straight razor trim and some amusing conversation. 15 bucks. (drops the mic)

ZERO stars. It's a shame when one barber can bring down the entire shop. Years ago I brought my…read moreyoung son. Not only was it the worst cut ever by the man cutting in the window chair to the right upon entering, he is rude and unpleasant.His demeanor frightened my son. He needs to retire NOW. Fast forward to last week, my 24 year old went in to find out our go to girl left the shop. Good for her. My son had the misfortune of getting the nasty man. The hair cut is more like a hair butcher. It is thee worst attempt at cutting hair. It looks like a blind man did it. Needless to say it needs to be fixed by someone competent.

I had an excellent experience at Gentleman's Barbershop. The level of care and attention throughout…read morethe entire appointment was outstanding. From the moment I sat down, it was clear that Renee takes real pride in her craft. The consultation was thoughtful, the cut was precise, and every part of the service felt intentional rather than rushed. What really stood out was the full-service experience. Attention to detail, a relaxing atmosphere, and a genuine sense of professionalism throughout. It was one of those appointments where you walk out feeling noticeably better than when you walked in. If you're looking for a barber who combines technical skill with a high level of care and consistency, I'd highly recommend booking with Renee.

Great location. Great service. Perfect men's haircut every time. This is now the only place I go.read more

First, I want to say that Michael (the Owner and also the person who did my color) was so nice,…read moreengaging when I met him. He seemed like such a kind and affable man. I was looking for somewhere local I could get by roots touched up. I have had some negative experiences with getting my color done elsewhere. I have really dark hair. It's not pure black, but more of a natural brownish-black. When I have gone to other places to get my color done it has ended up with my roots being this weird violet color, or the all-over color being blue or jet black (which is very unnatural). I was hoping to find THE salon that could do it right for a decent price. I had found New Image and they had a 50% off coupon for new clients. -1 Star: The location and interior For the mid-range prices for regular (non-sale) prices, I was expecting a small, but professional salon. The Wheaton location is in a small strip mall - the kind where you would likely find ethnic grocery stores and Laundromats. The coat hooks up front were full and I had nowhere to put my coat other than on the chairs in the waiting room. -2 Stars: The Consultation / Application I told Michael my concerns and we looked at the sample book. He suggested the Espresso. I had chosen the 2nd darkest black and asked if a few drops of the Espresso could be added. He said that wasn't a problem, but insisted that there was blue in my hair and that whoever had done the color before had messed it up because it wasn't natural looking. I mentioned I had very sensitive skin that stains easily and I wanted to make sure that product wasn't placed on my scalp and no black marks around my hair line. He must have not heard me correctly because he pretty much slathered the color around my roots and my scalp was drenched. My scalp started burning soon after he started. I told that to him and he said that it was no big deal and that it would stop after about 5 minutes. It didn't. The heat/pain kept escalating and I was watching the clock for the whole 40 minutes. Michael seemed amazed that the burning continued (because no one else had complained), yet he didn't suggest it be rinsed off immediately; instead that I should just wait, and in order to completely color the roots that he had to put the color right on the scalp. I explained that any time I have gotten my hair colored that the colorist would paint the roots instead of just smear it on. He seemed nonplussed when I told him that was how everyone did it and you need a smaller brush. He said that was ridiculous that someone would take that much time to individually paint the roots, but if that's what I wanted, maybe we could try that next time, and that it would cost extra. -3 Stars: Rinsing/Conditioning and the Color When it was time to rinse we used the same chair the coloring was done in. The chairs were right up against the sinks and there was no separate place for shampooing. I had to lean back in a very uncomfortable position. It was miserable. I asked what shampoo and conditioner were being used and I was told, "Oh, I don't really know. (She) uses some of the leftovers from bottles and just puts them all in a pump, so it could be anything." Also I didn't like that he used Beard Oil to put in my hair along with 3 things he didn't identify. He was very rough when combing out my hair, and didn't even suggest a blow dry, even though it was cold outside. He told me that cost was going to be $60 because of the length of my hair. I thought that was weird because there were no more than about 1 1/2 inches of roots and he didn't do a pull-through. The burning persisted all day. I have been coloring my hair since I was 22 and I have NEVER experienced anything like that before regardless of whether I used professional color by a salon specialist or a box color at home. I noticed once my hair was dry it felt like straw. The roots were a weird copper color - like the grey didn't take to the color at all. I did a couple of deep conditioning treatments and left my conditioner on longer than usual after shampooing and the hair feels better, but not as soft and silky as it was before. I called today and spoke to Michael. I explained what the results were and he offered to recolor it. After what I went through last time I was not about to go through that again. He then asked what I wanted. I told him that I wanted a refund on the coloring and he blew up at me. He raised his voice and said, "Let me get this straight: you want a refund on a 50% off color? Are you serious?" I said yes and he said "Fine. Come in and I'll give you your damned money back." Then he hung up on me. I am taking my husband with me tonight to get my refund because I am honestly afraid to go alone. NO ONE should be treated the way I was. *Update* I went there last night and Michael saw me from outside. When I went in Michael handed me $20 in cash. How is $20 a refund when I paid $40? Be warned - don't do business with them. I will post this elsewhere to

went here to get my hair cut, before the boys passed on to the hair salon in the sky…read more 2006ish pricey but good. haven't been back since.

I brought in my two girls 8 and 5 for a haircut. They took 1 inch off each and I was charged 100…read moredollars. Not worth it for what took her maybe 15 minutes. We used to go to M and Co which was a much nicer salon and their kid haircuts with a senior stylist are 35. Last time we ever go there :(

Jessie is a total master of her craft and gets it right every time! Color is her specialty and over…read morethe years she's taken my hair from black to blonde to red and back to black again, all while never sacrificing the hair's integrity. It's always fun and I always trust her and her judgment. I look forward to all my salon visits, which now always include a pedicure. I couldn't go anywhere else - I'm honored to be a client of Jessie's and part of the Studio 209 family

Like Tom S., I can't judge the quality of the cut because I never was able to even make an…read moreappointment. I called at 5:30 on Thursday evening, hoping to make a Friday appointment for my son, who has awesome, puffy, Colin Kaepernick afro-type hair going on, and I wanted to get it shaped and trimmed a little to make it look a little less wild. I was hoping, especially based on all the positive reviews, that Diverse Kuts would be the place to help me tame my little man's crazy mixed-race hair while still keeping it "puffy" the way my 4-year-old likes it. The phone rang quite a while, and I wondered if everyone had gone home, when finally someone picked up. It took me two times to try and explain that I was wanting to make an appointment for a haircut for Friday. The first time, the guy asked "What do you want?" and when he understood and asked what time, I said "How is 11:30?" His response (despite Yelp saying Diverse Kutz opens at 11am) was that "Oh, we're not open then. We don't get in until about 1:30." I suggested 2pm, then, and he asked what I was hoping to have done. I explained, and suddenly he says "Ok, hold on." He leaves and a woman gets on and says "Hello" like I'm interrupting her day. I ended up saying "You know what, never mind" and hanging up. I felt awkward before we even set foot in the place. I won't be calling back, and I'll start up my search again for a place to help me make my son's wonderful hair a little less Kap and a little more summer-ready. I'm disappointed.

I have been getting my haircut from Rickie for about 15 years. I would drive an hour to have him…read morecut my hair. It is perfect every time. The only negative is that I need to book ahead of time because they are so busy.

Been going to Angie and now my daughter goes to her too. We love her! She listens and knows exactly…read morewhat to do.

I should know by now: never stray from a place that gets a cut RIGHT!…read more I have long, straight, fine hair (not much of it), and have been trying to grow it out to donate. I love Innovations, but only needed blunt baby trims. Unfortunately the price was the same no matter the cut, so I tried other salons to cut costs. Bad idea! I experienced disaster after disaster. I couldn't chance one more uneven cut, so went back to Innovations. Antoinette is on maternity leave, so I was referred to Leah. Wow, is she great! She cut my hair exactly how I wanted: evening it out with a blunt cut. It looks so much fuller and healthier! She also explained how a cut my mom had always done actually adds an angle. I never realized, but it made total sense! I skipped the blow-dry and style. In short: Leah listened to what I wanted, gave her input, and executed the cut exactly how I wanted! It's worth every penny to not be stressed out over any more bad cuts!