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Samuel is an incredible barber! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I was going to a Halloween party on Saturday night.🎃 I had my face painted already and I wanted to get a haircut but there was no way to book my usual barber, since I have to do it weeks in advance. 😫 I tried cutting my hair myself and I ended up ruining it. 😭 I needed an emergency haircut!!! 🆘 But it was around 8 PM and all haircut places were closed except for The Corner Barbershop which was conveniently close to my place. 💈 I walked in and everyone gasped at the tragedy. They immediately sit me and Samuel ended up being my barber. 👌🏼 He told me he would fix it and not only he did but he gave me an amazing haircut and fade. 😍 Since I had black paint on my face there was no way he could clean my sideburns and he told me I could come the next day and he would fix them. 💇🏻‍♂️ Samuel went above and beyond and saved the day. 🙌🏼 He speaks Spanish and I was surprised by him for being so talented at such a young age. 🤩 The convenience of this barbershop to be near me, to be opened really late, to have the option to book appointments from the app and to have amazing barbers as Samuel is game changing. 🔥 I will definitely be back and from now on Samuel is my new favorite...

I can not complain for what they did..nice fade ...inn side a nasty place very dirty ...barbers smoking and they don't even wash their hands so you smell like the same sh...of what they smoke or ate... is like blackwoods all over you face or food as well...the barber cape very dirty I get a pimple in my neck ...I think young barbers have to invest more in the tools and stuff because even the blade was the same that he use in the last cut..the chair too old feel so awkward getting a hair cut ...was like a scam for me because they charge too much ..he use regular alcohol instead a perfume or at least splash of 99 cents...like I said very dirty place I feel like getting a hair cut in skid row... I know places in Crenshaw very cleaning and more ethically...

The good: I got an amazing mid-fade for $60.00. The barber took her time, listened to my input, and gave me a great cut. In the end, I added a “hot towel service.” The barber applied a warm towel to my head for at most two minutes. The price for that? $40.00.

To recap. A one hour haircut: $60.00. A two minute “hot towel”: $40.00. That’s $1,200/hour! They should certainly have disclosed the pricing before they offered the service because nobody would expect to pay this much for a warm towel. Make sure to get the pricing up front to avoid nasty surprises.

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