Mesa Hair Styling

Sometimes it’s perfect, sometimes it’s not. Got many compliments from co workers for my hair when I go here. Sometimes they prick you but no blood yet.

I once in a blue moon write a review. But today I will make an exception. The ladies at this shop were really friendly and got down to business. They asked me how I wanted it and took the time to listen. I placed myself at their mercy and was very pleased. I think I found my barber. Special thanks to lonny. you have a new loyal customer.
I live downtown but it’s worth going to mesa.
See you in two weeks!

Love this Place!!!
Son wanted a hair cut, just didn’t want to spend $ 20 something at Super Cut.
I remembered this place as I visit Carnival a lot. I was a bit nervous as this was our first time. Not everyone can cut my son’s type of hair.
O.M.G. The guy who cut my son’s hair did a much better job than Super Cut!!! Everyone was so nice and personal.
I chatted with Vicky as I sat and watched. I need my ends trim badly, I will most definitely go here.
There was a gentleman getting his hair cut and look Marvelous Darling!
My son was very pleased as well. This is so the place to go to get your hair cut. As I mentioned they did a BETTER job than Super Cut. The Price Is So RIGHT!!!
Check It out Folks!!!

I only go to barbers near my home. I like to shop local and get my services done local.
Fortunately for me, the haircuts are only $ 8 and the girl who does my hair is actually far superior to my previous barber in Hillcrest, who I paid much more for a base haircut. Although, I usually compensate for the low fee with a generous tip. Which might be the tactic here.
There usually isn’t a line here, which I love. I just walk in and my favorite stylist is already waiting for me.
I’ve read a few people talking about communication difficulties but I haven’t experienced that. The women I’ve talked with are very competent and always very happy.
When you arrive always sign in, no matter what. They have their own process and they will not service you until you do. So just do it lol
The first time I came here, I didn’t like my haircut. It got cut too short. That’s usually what happens whenever I make my way to a new barbershop, which is whenever I move. However, I suggest try the other stylist/​barbers as they all have different skill levels. I tend to use the youngest female, although I have been wanting to try the older gentleman but he never seems to be around.
Anyways, this is definitely a great place and you should check it out.

I’ve been here twice. The first time i went i swore i would never go back. They butchered my hair something awful. I like a short professional look and aside from that usually give the barber rein to style appropriately. This place didn’t speak much english, but i figured a haircut is a haircut but boy was i wrong. It was lopsided and had to be redone a few weeks later at another shop.
Then about 6 months ago my boy friend moved in with me and he likes to support local businesses and wanted to give this place ago. I said no, but he won and we went. The next day at work someone actually asked him «What happened to your hair!?!» I used the dog trimmers on his hair that night and he looked much better! It was at least an even shave all over his head instead of clumpy and lopsided.
Just don’t go here.

What a silly little neighborhood $ 8 haircut joint. Operated and probably owned by a Vietnamese woman, you’ll find a mob of older Vietnamese women cutting hair for cheap and doing nails… for cheap. Clearly I’m not implying I’ve tried to latter, but one can only assume it’s a nice price. Assuming.
$ 8 Mens/​Boys Haircuts:
— This set up and quality reminds me of Happy Barber and other $ 8 options out there (also, happens to be run by the Vietnamese). With this standard cut, the lady will not hesitate to use scissors when necessary, which is nice since other places will charge more for that (I know, it doesn’t really make much sense). DO NOT expect them to give an awesome $ 15 job, but if you have a simple haircut and hate spending more than $ 10, this is your spot if you’re in the area. if you can get passed the very thick accent and somewhat not-​exactly-​what-​I-​wanted result but-​still-​content, then tada – look no further.
Pros:
— NO LONG LINE (almost) EVER. Every time except my previous experience, I never had to wait. And even with the one-​person queue, it was only like 10 minutes. I came mid afternoon on Saturday too! This alone is a selling point for me.
— They’re nice. Not threatening and dont seem to pass along (knowing) gossip about dramatic customers – but what do I know, I dont speak Vietnamese. Hah, they probably are saying things, huh.
— They do men and women hair. Not that I would expect to see women here, but I do see an occasional old lady who’s getting her stuff done. Oh, highlights. Yes.
Cons:
— Cash only. If you want to use credit card, they will charge $ 1 more. Hmm. Cash for me it is!
Considering I live way close to here, this has been my go-​to option for my once-​a-​month haircut. Why, seriously, do people pay 3084x more? Silly Americans, (those overpriced) trix are for kids.

I totally love going here for my haircut!
I was won over the first time I walked in and I asked for a «high and tight» (from my old military days) and one of the ladies knew what I was asking! After that, I learned how to ask for low, medium and high fades and so on.
I never had a problem communicating with anyone there. The ladies that work there are awesome, nice and make you feel welcomed. Bonus!
I see a lot of locals. I see a lot of ladies getting their feet, hands and hair done almost every time I go. So, I am guessing the ladies like what they do for them (since I have been told women are very particular on who does their hair and nails).
The pricing is great for the cut that I get. I appreciate what they do.
They don’t take credit cards or checks. Cash only.
Other than that, I highly recommend them!

Really friendly staff and really quick service. Been going there since I was a kid. Can’t beat a $ 8 cut. Love listening to all the Vietnamese ladies talking to each other in their native tongue (I don’t speak a word of Vietnamese). Highly recommend this place!

As great as the first time I went! Still $ 10 for an affordable haircut!

I’ve gone here twice. There are three vietnamese women here. They are very difficult to communicte with (in English). It’s $ 10 if you want a scissor cut, but only $ 8 for a clipper cut. If you want a straight forward cut, then I would say no problem going here.
If you have particular preferences and need to communicate those, then you need to go elsewhere.