Turning Headz Barber Studio(Walk-Ins Welcome)

"Trey does an amazing job! Very professional, and the spot is always clean."

"The barbershop as a whole is the truth, the dudes there are pretty welcoming. I really don't see why anyone could give them anything lower than a 5 at a minimum 4. I've been going to this barbershop since 7 years now. Barbers come and they have gone. Myself and my boys Barbers haven't skipped a beat. The two dudes I go to are Sherman or the guy to the right that look like rick ross those are my go to guys. Nothing on against other barbers there but once you find those barbers you kind of stick to who you comfortable with. But them seem to have good barbers all the way around. Every barber has clientele which is a good sign. However my two When one is missing I go to one of them or both of them with my sons it's a win win with them brothas. Sherman is my direct barber I hit him up and he's consistent on professionalism and appointments. That's huge with me because time is money. Most important thing with Sherman he is honest, and straight up in what he can and can't do. I'm retired military don't none of us want you to say you can do something and not do it. That's bad business and that can end with a bad barber rep. And military folk talk and that can go military wide about "zeeked kuts". But he doesn't do any of that he will tell you straight up I've never done it.. and of course if you insist and he messes up you can't be mad at the results. But NO Barber should risk that. That's their reputation on the line. He is a barber not magician don't nobody want no barbers making experimental cuts on our heads or faces. That's grown man business when a man can tell another man I can't do something versus trying to do it and jacking up his damn face or hair. So to judge him for being honest to his customers is like saying it's ok to create a false image that could end in "I'm sorry for messing up" results. Nobody has time for that. Our beards and hairlines are sacred and I rather have a barber say nah "i can't do it" versus "trying".. It's doesn't mean he ain't got no skills it just mean it's outside the norm of what a professional is willing to go. Alot of those barbers specialize in something in that shop. You can see the creativity in all of them. As long as Sherman and Rick Ross is there I'm there with the whole family getting kuts. Honesty is not a inconvenience but a trait that's' hard to find in any business. Especially when it's involving a service of making people look good. When it comes to kutting anyone's hair no barber should ever "TRY" anything unless they comfortable to do it and the customer understands the disclosure of what "trying" results in. But in business you should never take that kind of risk. Reputations matters in this skillcraft. Because at the end of the day it's that Barber's license and creditability on the line and they would be risking that for just trying anything. Not wise in todays job market. Much respect to Barber Sherman and Rick Ross and the whole Turning Headz Rating 5.0 team. Thank you all for doing your thang with sport talk, Grown folks music, throwback music ,professional environment, clean environment but most importantly friendly environment for the kids we definitely appreciate yall hard work team effort and unified way of doing business don't change. Full speed ahead"

"My son has been getting his cut for at least three years the shop is always welcoming and all the barbers are kind. Sherman does such a wonderful job at cutting his hair. It’s curly and fine and I’m NEVER disappointed with the outcome."

"I’m going to preface this by saying that I have been here twice before and have not had an issue. This time I made an appointment with Sherman for a beard trim. When I sat in the chair I showed a picture of what I wanted. He said he doesn’t know how to do fade beards. I told him it was a simple beard taper fade and it’s the same as fading hair. He again said that he doesn’t know how to fade beards. I looked at him because I thought he was joking, but I saw that he wasn’t so I told him that I would go somewhere else. That is the first time someone has told me that they did not know how to fade beards in all of my years of getting my beard trimmed. Maybe that’s why his chair was empty on a Friday afternoon."

"I found this place for my grandson when he moved in with me. Later I took my dad and other family members that visited. They all had great experiences, including myself when I went natural. I recently went in for my last haircut before I lose my hair to chemo. I got a skipped up cut, he used the scissors on top and left gaps everywhere he clipped. He was caught up in watching tv and honestly the worst service in all the years that I have been going. A guy with dreads. I was honestly so disappointed that I was in tears when I left. That was how I had to wear my hair until it fell out. I didn't want to take the stars away from the review of the whole establishment, since I had never had this type of service before."