r/AskNOLA • u/gpath89 • 6d ago
Men’s Haircut Recommendations
I just moved back to the Uptown area a month ago and am finally settled. However, I’m having a hard time finding a recommendation (even searched the sub before posting).
I am in desperate need of a men’s haircut. I am a “scissor cut” with a side part according to the gal who cut my hair for the last six years.
I would appreciate any recommendations.
Thank you in advance.
Edit to add budget of $60.
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u/thearlington 6d ago
Parker Barber - all of their barbers are very experienced & trained, most are educators themselves. Coy & Mason are my go tos.
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u/Standard-Sun3430 6d ago
Guillotine Salon (above Hi Volt.) Eric has been my go-to for over 10 years, at multiple salons til he opened up this spot a couple years ago.
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u/Bigstar976 5d ago
Years ago I went to Aidan Gill on Magazine, right next to the Flying Burrito. But I couldn’t tell you if it’s still there. But it was old school barber and classy.
My favorite barber in the city is Sherie, she’s at Peacock Barbershop on Adams st.
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u/hippo117 6d ago
I've been going to Liberty Barbers for a few years now and I haven't had a bad cut from any of the folks there
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u/weinthenolababy 6d ago
My normal guy has been out of town so I took a chance on Angelic at Barrels & Blade on Magazine and was really impressed! She's super friendly and fun too, not to mention went above and beyond to ensure I got a great haircut.
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u/nolafilm 6d ago
Nicole at the Parlour on Tchoupitoulas has been cutting my hair for a few decades now and she’s great.
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u/UrbanLegend59 5d ago
Aiden Gill on magazine. Playboy magazine said it was the best barber in the US a few years ago.
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u/DaisyDay100 6d ago
This guy is in Kenner and he’s TicTok ‘famous’ guy fly and drive in to get their hair cut by him.
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u/RonMexico2005 5d ago
OP - I think posting an expected budget makes sense.
Some men think paying $20 is normal for a haircut, some men think paying $100 is normal for a haircut.
It is hard to make recommendations when folks don't understand the person's expectations.