Well I was tired of going to Super Cuts in the Home Depot Center since they give about the same haircut my dad could give years ago. I did a bit of looking around and discovered Honeycuts nearby. Seemed a little different but certainly worth a visit. The free scalp massage and hair wash seems to be advertised everywhere and I figured it would be a nice touch.



Upon walking in, I was asked if I had been there or not before. After saying no, I wondered if they would be a bit friendlier to a new customer in a smaller franchised business. Eh, not-so-much... One of the girl's just said "Over here..." and had me sit down.



What worried me most was I asked for a basic taper on the sides and back of my neck, and a bit of texturing (with a razor) on the top since I spike my hair. Her reply? "Uh, do you want me to use clippers?" Before I knew what was really going on, my whole head just got a single clipper buzz all-around. Granted I should speak up, I'm used to being asked about sideburns, necklines, and length throughout the whole cut...and am still surprised that taper and texturing seemed foreign to her.



Pro? The massage (while feeling a bit forced, and quick) was a nice touch with shampoo. Certainly not free as a basic cut costs $20 + tip. SuperCuts runs about $13 and they can texture and taper. All-in-all while I may give this place another shot, I wasn't impressed with my haircut and will continue the hunt for a good guy's haircut.