Hair is your life. Cutting, coloring, and styling are all in a day’s work. No matter how much hair you have cut and styled, there is always room for improvement. You could do the job faster, make less of a mess or improve your people skills. Becoming a better barber and stylist is something that will make your work life easier and increase the number of satisfied customers. ...read more
Many salons are going green by saving energy and using less or no chemical products. Going au natural is tough especially when the majority of the professional hair, make-up and skin care products are loaded with toxic chemicals. Yet, more and more brave intrepid cosmology professionals are shunning chemical-laced products and embracing more natural solutions utilized by beauties long ago. ...read more
Many men spend the majority of their time getting their hair cut at the neighborhood barbershop. It’s filled with laughter, family, friends and life. Getting into the barbershop business can be a rewarding task, but also requires much effort. You must obtain a license and the right training before you can open a barbering school of your own. ...read more
The barber pole worm is an internal parasite that feeds off of blood. Sheep that are infected with the barber pole worm can die if left untreated. Although the parasite usually affects younger sheep, the infestations can get out of control, because of the rapid reproduction rate of the barber pole worm. ...read more
Barbershops primarily provide hair-cutting services. They may work in a variety of atmospheres. Although clients are typically male, female clients use barber services too. Services offered depend upon the type of clientele the business services. A license is required to render services, but some states allow apprenticeships. ...read more
Everyone likes a great haircut, but not everyone wants to pay an arm and a leg for one. You don't have to pay steep prices for a haircut if you know how to find deals for barber shops. All you have to do is look over a few suggestions to learn how. ...read more
Men who have a passion for cosmetology and beauty-related vocations may enjoy a job as a hairdresser. A man should take the time to gain skills and experience necessary for a successful career. By attending college, practicing hairstyling techniques and studying hair trends, you can become a male hairdresser. ...read more
Running a styling salon can be an incredibly profitable business as you are providing an essential public service while enabling those who come seeking your services to leave feeling as though they look their absolute best. Return clients are the foundation of any successful salon. ...read more
Brides often think about the day that they will be married. The long time expectation of the perfect ceremony, location, dresses, tux’s, rings, flowers, cake, and so much more creates a specific image in the brides mind. Every bride, whether they have planned the event for years or not, want to shine magnificently on that special day. ...read more
Most people are very careful when selecting a barber for the first time, because they know the consequences of a bad decision could be uncomfortable and expensive. Multiply that effect many, many times for a doctor or a lawyer. Yet these same people let a stranger take sharp instruments to their face and scalp without finding out anything about them. Here are a few of the questions you should always ask your barber. ...read more
By Anonymous October 11, 2014
WORST INSTRUCTORS ON THE PLANET!!! Not sure how this is a school, or where the "instructors" came from. Very unprofessional and lazy (instructors). I called and made an APPOINTMENT and was scheduled with a stylist, only to get there and have the "instructor" tell me, with no regret, that the stylist was already gone. (Didn't get her name, but she wasn't very tall, had short hair, tattoos all over her arms, really bad roots and a bad attitude. Anyway, back to the experience. Not offering an explanation, I simply responded, "OK?" Her response, "Yeah.. I don't know who scheduled you, but ____ left and they're not supposed to schedule people past 4:30." (Again, not my problem) My response again, "OK???" She proceeded to tell me that they "were going to call me back but whoever scheduled it didn't get a number". Not so sure this is true, but at this point it's certainly irrelevant. I decided to give up on an educated or apologetic explanation, so I decided to try for a solution. Complete failure. After having to ASK the question, "so what should I do?" SEVERAL times, it was clear that the instructor had one goal: to get me out of her hair. No pun intended. This was the second bad experience I've had with this place. The first time, all the students scattered like roaches when I tried to get highlights (for long hair). I guess bad leadership rubs off. Eventually, the student working the front desk got so frustrated with everyone leaving her out to dry, that she volunteered to do it herself. When she needed help (as she was obviously very new), the instructors acted as though it was a bother to help her. I felt bad for the student. She took her time, though, and she did the best that she could. But she was taking too long for the instructors (it was the end of the day and they wanted to go home) so an instructor (short with long, dark hair, also bad attitude) came over and told her that she was going to do the trim for the student, not leaving her a choice. Yet, the instructor wouldn't help her when she needed it. Well, I would've rather had the student finish my trim because the instructor spent about 5 minutes with me before she decided I was done. Just terrible all the way around. BAD BUSINESS. ...read more
By Anonymous July 28, 2014
I have gotten my hair done serveral times by Daesha and she has done more than amazing! I get so many compliments, on the color and the cut. She is also so personable and has wonderful customer service. She really seems to care. Anthony David schools is a great place to go and they really teach thier students well! ...read more
By joeblow1234 June 09, 2014
I've been several times now and have been very pleased each time. Although everyone treats you like your their only customer, Craig is the BEST! He will remember you and talk honest with you while trying to get to know you. ...read more
Looking for the hottest hairstyles in "OKC" look no further, come visit us at Premier Cuts! ...read more
By Premier Cuts August 12, 2018
Oklahoma City Downtown: The Barber Salon would like to invite you to our Grand Opening Party May 21st starting at 10:45am with the ribbon cutting ceremony and ending at 2:00pm. Appetizers will be provided by our wonderful neighbor Kitchen 324. First 20 people to bring a friend will receive a $10 gift certificate to Kitchen 324. Random business card drawing for 20 more gift certificates. Barbershop quartet from OK Chorale. Help us celebrate our move and re-opening from one great historic place in the First National Building to the ground floor of the newly renovated and former Branifff Building part of the Sandridge Commons. Located at 324 N. Robinson Ave. Suite #102. The Barber Salon is a great place for the men of downtown OKC to get a haircut, shave, mustache or beard trim, change out that hair color, enjoy a relaxing shampoo or pedicure and make those nails shine. Please join us or stop in when you have the opportunity. Walk-ins or appointments are welcome. ...read more
By The Barber Salon May 17, 2013
Give us a call or just drop by we would love to help you get some of those nice haircut compliments!We can also make those hands and feet look great and make you feel relaxed.Hope to see you soon. ...read more
By The Barber Salon April 21, 2009