Men's Haircut

Every men's haircut at Ali's starts with a short conversation. How you wear it, how often you get cut, what grew out badly last time, whether you style it in the morning or walk out the door wet. A barber who skips that step is guessing, and guessing is how you end up with a cut that looked right in the chair and wrong by Wednesday.

From there it's clipper and scissor work to match: skin fades, taper fades, low, mid and high fades, scissor cuts, crops, and straightforward classic cuts that don't need a name. The sides get blended properly rather than stepped, the neckline is squared or tapered to suit your hairline, and the top is cut to the length that actually holds the shape you asked for.

The cut finishes with a line-up around the edges and a light style so you can see how it sits. If something isn't right, say so before you leave — it's easier to fix in the chair than a week later. Add a hot towel for $5 if you want the classic finish.