In The Cut,

220 E Regent St, Inglewood, CA 90301, United States

"Never thought I’d get ignored in a black barber shop. What is going on here? Waited 30 minutes and all 4 barbers said nothing. Maybe they only take appointments here? Either way, somebody could have let me know something. Horrible customer service here. I recommend Hair Architects on La Tijera instead. Those Brothas are much nicer plus the shop is better all around."

"I recently visited this barbershop and had an exceptional experience. The atmosphere was inviting, the staff was friendly, and the attention to detail in their haircuts was impressive. The barbers demonstrated skill and precision, making sure to understand my preferences. The shop's cleanliness and adherence to hygiene standards added to the overall positive impression. I left feeling not only well-groomed but also satisfied with the overall service. Highly recommended for a top-notch haircutting experience."

"@D INCOMPETENT AND UNPROFESSIONAL and he overcharged me for a hair cut he could not do and I was still not satisfied with. My hair cut do not look good and I have to go to an other barber to improve it. I have been going to barbers for more than 15 years and never experience such a bad service."

"If you’re looking for an old school barbershop, this shop is one of the few gems that are still in business. None of that fancy, over priced furniture in here. No sensitivity training videos, or chalky hairlines in here. Naw mane.. This is a real Negr0 barbershop right here, and the owner is a stand up gentleman. I came in last minute on a Monday, & Darrien still offered me his chair & brought my waves back to life. I appreciate both brothas providing excellent customer service and hospitality, while showing so much love. I highly recommend this barbershop for those looking for a great cut, & great conversation."

"I have been going to this barber, Trevor, the owner, for years. He is a master at his craft and a man of the community. We talk business, politics and community there. What folks have to remember is that these are not employee, they are independent contractors. They manage their own clients. Some handle this task better than others. I have seen folks walk in looking for a barber when Trevor was not around and no one talks to the client. Trevor will usually be booked up and let folks know to try one of the other barbers but some of them really lack customer service skills. Some of the brothers are cool, some laid back. But the SHOP is homey and Trevor is dope. That is my take on it"