The Fade Haus Barbershop

My barber was Jahrod, and he's honestly one of the coolest barbers i've ever met. Once I sat down, we got along instantly, talking about football and whatnot. He is extremely professional and definitely goes above and beyond to make sure his customers WILL be satisfied with the results. I told him that I had professional actor headshots due later that week, and he went out of his way to ensure that I will be looking the best I can. There are many regulars that come in and have established good friendships with each barber inside The Fade Haus. Will 100% be making this my go-to place for my hair.

Absolutely loved my experience at The Fade Haus Barber Shop. The place was great from start to finish, and the attention to detail was incredible. I got a burst fade, and it came out exactly how I wanted it. You can tell they genuinely care about their work and making sure every customer leaves looking and feeling their best. They went above and beyond, and I couldn’t be happier with the result.

I’ve been getting cuts from him for a while now, and the quality is always top tier. He pays attention to every detail, makes sure everything is clean and precise, and never rushes the process. Every cut comes out sharp, fresh, and exactly how I want it. His professionalism, consistency, and attention to detail really set him apart. If you’re looking for a barber who takes pride in his work and delivers high-quality results every time, I highly recommend booking with him. You won’t be disappointed.

Very disappointing experience bringing my young son with ASD in for a haircut this afternoon. I didn’t catch the barber’s name, but he was the first barber on the right, a larger gentleman with dreads/twists. The interaction felt a little off from the start. I politely asked if he knew how to properly scissor cut and layer hair, and he laughed/smirked before saying yes. It was a sincere question because not every barber is comfortable with that type of cut. I also specifically told him not to put the barber cape on my son because he does not tolerate things around his neck well. I had already placed a towel over his lap and dressed him in a long-sleeve, higher-neck shirt for that reason. I turned around to sit down and he put the cape on him anyway. To my surprise, my son tolerated it better than expected, so I didn’t make an issue of it, but I could tell he was uncomfortable. A few moments later, the barber turned on a loud blower and my son immediately flinched and covered his ears. I realized I had forgotten to specifically mention that he was on the spectrum and sensitive to loud noises, so I explained that. His response was, “What do you want me to do?” I told him simply to be a little more understanding and compassionate. He then replied, “If you’re telling me he has autism, my specialist is gone for the day.” At that point, I just took my son and left without much dialogue. I wasn’t asking for anything extraordinary or expecting him to be a specialist in ASD, but a little patience, basic listening, and compassion toward a child with sensory needs can go a long way. I really hope he takes something away from the interaction because families with children who have sensory differences should not be made to feel like their child is a burden. I also sincerely hope this gentleman isn’t the owner, because the way an owner treats customers sets the tone for the entire shop and the employees who work there. Very disappointing, to say the least.