Highly unskilled barber. Has non clue how to do texture or add layers. Sufficient for a blunt horrible looking cut. Not sufficient if you want to be seen on the streets. AVOID.

I'm going to give any decent/solid haircut in LA for $30, five stars. Hell, it looks good, but even if I want to go back and have him change it a bit, 2 haircuts are still less than the salon down the street, and he would probably fix it for cheap or free. Nice guy. Willing to start long and let you give feedback a few times.Only 2 minor complaints. 1) I showed him the pic I have of much, much shorter hair that I wanted, and gave him the general goal, but when I tried to clarify what I wanted to actually be able to do with my hair (give it a little gel and brush it up for texture, since I am hopeless with hair) he kind of interrupted and was like "we'll figure it out".Which wasn't so bad, because he was willing to start approaching the desired haircut, with feedback, but I feel like we could have zeroed on it a little quicker if I could clarify. Still didn't take that long.Second, I don't really know enough about haircuts to know if this is valid, but my old barber, and other barbers I've had, would give some scissors-downward snips to supposedly add some texture. He didn't do this. While it's short enough that I can just mess it up to make some texture, I'm worried it could be too neat? On the other hand, it doesn't look too neat on the initial look, so who knows?But basically, if I had mentioned that, he would have done it. I just hate asking for things. So he'll take care of you. He's very patient.Did I mention it's $30? That's like Alabama prices.

Received one of the worst haircuts of my life here. For sake of your sanity and looks, do not go here.

He's a nice guy, but gives terrible haircuts, including what might be the worst I've ever gotten. Lacks skill and any eye for what looks good. You'd be much better off doing it on your own.