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Where to go for haircut in Boston (or surrounding area)?
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I've found the greatclips/supercuts/sportclips or what ever strip mall place's cut so badly that I can often give myself a better haircut with a pair of scissors and a mirror. Avoid those places.Originally Posted by TylerDurden
In Boston I'd go here:
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Have you gone to any of those? which did you like best?
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Anyone have any reccomendations for mens haircut in or around Boston area? I dont want to dish out $60+ for any of those places on Newbury but also dont want to go to some generic old-timers barber shop....Originally Posted by pg600rr
Are you looking for a barber or a stylist? I suppose that depends more on things like your hair length and how traditional a cut you want. What do you consider the "surrounding area"? I can think of a good place if you're near Concord. - Keith
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Are you looking for a barber or a stylist? I suppose that depends more on things like your hair length and how traditional a cut you want.Originally Posted by kgmessier
What do you consider the "surrounding area"? I can think of a good place if you're near Concord.
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I am actually quite close to Concord, atatched are pics of styles I am considering.
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do think those styles I posted would be better achieved via a barber shop or a salon (cut by man or woman)? I always seem to have better luck when a man cuts my hair, but I have yet to go to a Barber shop. I was thinking of trying a place called the Concord Barber Shop in Concord MA. I was just gonna bring a photo of the style I wanted.
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do think those styles I posted would be better achieved via a barber shop or a salon (cut by man or woman)? I always seem to have better luck when a man cuts my hair, but I have yet to go to a Barber shop. I was thinking of trying a place called the Concord Barber Shop in Concord MA. I was just gonna bring a photo of the style I wanted.Originally Posted by pg600rr
Personally, I'd steer clear of a barber shop for that kind of hair style. Unfortunately, most salon stylists are women, so if you have better luck with men cutting your hair, you may need to shop around quite a bit.
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