Lady Jane’s Haircuts for Men

In a need for a last minute haircut, I sent my boyfriend to Lady Jane’s because it was open. Never have I regretted a choice in my life, more. He has a big meeting coming up tomorrow and the barber/​stylist did exactly what he asked him not to do. She cut his hair super short/​close on the side but could not fix his cowlick. Instead she made that part super fluffy. Now he looks like a little kid on the side and I do not even know what on top. All she was suppose to do was clean up his neck and cowlick/​side. CLEAN UP, not Edward-​Scissorhand his hair. (Correction Edward Scissorhand might have done better).
I know you get what you pay for, but … this haircut was one people should be paid to have their hair experimented on!

Had a great experience today. Brandi was very through with the cut. Didn’t cost an arm and leg either. Definitely going back!

I hate paying a lot for a haircut, mostly because I go every 3 – 5 weeks, so when I heard about their $ 10 cuts, I was in.
I was the only person waiting so I sat right down to get my haircut. The lady who cut my hair asked what I wanted and delivered. Plus, it was relatively easy conversation — like I wasn’t just talking for the sake of talking but actually conversing. Can’t wait to go back!

Look at the name up there. It says «Haircuts For Men». So I think it’s perfectly justified to say that I was disappointed that there were two 11 year old boys in line ahead of me, and then I just walked out and left when a lady dragged her husband and little kid into the place, and proceeded to play with a noisy bell-​ringing app on their phone while waiting.
Disappointment, thy name is Lady Jane.
So location is convenient, parking is plentiful. Sure the chairs are comfy although the TVs are in an awkward place aside from anyone in the first seat.
The sign in process on a computer monitor is a nice touch (by which I mean not seeing a live face walking in the door is not). All you should need to know to cut my hair is that I walked in the door.
What a waste of a good concept. They should get a liquor license and boot anyone under 18 that tries to walk in. Until then, the name should be changed to «Lady Jane’s Haircuts For Boys, Men, Women, or anyone else walking in the door with money».

The store opened today (¹⁰⁄₀₄). I had heard about it on the local radio station and decided to check it out. It is a short drive from my home and @ 6pm (store closes @ 7pm) I had the place to myself. They have a self check in kiosk that allows you to register with them and choose your stylist. A cut and a shampoo was $ 12. The only disappointment was that there wasn’t a line so there was no excuse to watch sports/​news on any of the several screens available.
I did try out the foosball table with my daughter who wanted to watch me get my hair cut. All in all I got a haircut my wife is happy with, some foosball my daughter was happy with, and was out of there in alittle over 30 minutes. I am struggling to imagine why I would need to go somewhere else.