Sienna Barber Shop

I just moved to the area. After a really bad haircut at another shop, I found Siena. My search for a barber is over. Nice, traditional barbershop. Not a hair salon for men. Pull out the clippers, let’s talk sports and hunting and send me on my way. Steve is great.

Really great old style barber shop. Finish with hot shaving cream and a shave on the back of your neck. I’m very glad that I finally stopped in to check them out.

Been going to Steve here for years. Best barber shop in the area in my opinion. Have never had a bad hair cut from anyone there. Although they take walk ins, its best if you like a specific barber, to make an appointment with them a day ahead of time.

I am a college-​aged male and I consistently go to this barbershop for my haircuts as I find it to be very good value for the quality of service that I get.
I swear by Lora, the tall, friendly, female stylist on the far back left of the store. She always cuts my hair very well, with great attention to detail and precision. I see the other stylists handle customers in a wide range of ages, although I am not sure if they do women’s cuts as well (I don’t think so, but I’ve never asked).
This is your old-​school, small family-​style barber business, nothing too fancy, but it is clean and has a friendly, small-​town atmosphere. My haircuts cost $ 14, but I usually give a tip to bring it up to $ 20 because Lora does such a good job that I feel they’re worth it (and even then it’s still way cheaper than local competition).

They vacuum your head after a hair cut. Why has nobody thought of that before? No hairs down on your shirt after because your head has been sucked clean. It’s great. Yes there are many jokes that can be made about getting your head sucked clean, but your demure author will refrain from using them.
$ 13 for a hair cut, and they are skilled and quick. In and out in 25 minutes. No appointment needed. Show up when you are ready for a hair cut. I saw Ron 2 times now and he’s very good. They trim your burns, and shave your neck with hot lather. Sports are on TV, (I’d prefer the discovery channel) and lots of Barber shop talk. talk.