Fellas and Ladies with boyfriends, husbands, or common-laws, I'm moving to Dallas within the next couple of weeks and I'm looking for a place to get my hairs did.

I'll be living close to downtown. So, I'd rather not have to drive more than 30-45 for a haircut. Also, I'd prefer someone who cuts hair with scissors or a straight-razor. Less than $30 is what I normally pay.

My mother thinks I'm handsome. So, I'll be needing a handsome haircut.

Thanks and gig them.

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email bob at the ticket, sturm1310@aol.com, for recommendations...

put "gay?' in the subject line and put everything in the email that you just typed above.

probably won't help answer your question, but could bring me entertainment

Floyds

Floyds 99 West Village - Shane does a good job and attended A&M for a yr.

Floyds 99 West Village: Marie

You can go to Oak Cliff and ask for the "Maverick" cut.

Knockouts

The only answer to this question is Village Barber in HP Village. Shop has been there for like 70 years and has a real D-Day vet cutting hair.

Great barbershop with great barbers (for the record, I'd get someone other than the vet to cut my hair).

econo cuts on Macarthur in Irving, walk ups welcomed

The Boardroom on Lover's Lane. EOT.

comeby..how are the messages at Boardroom?

Travis Salon.

Guy is different, but does a ton of haircuts for young corporate types. Price is $30 and would be much higher at some of those other places around the area.

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The only answer to this question is Village Barber in HP Village. Shop has been there for like 70 years and has a real D-Day vet cutting hair.

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Still cash only??

My vote is for the Grooming Room at Culwell and Sons next to SMU, but only if you like dirty jokes and shoe shines from a real man's barber shop where you can still get a straight razor shave. Ask for Craig. He's an old guy from Chicago. Hilarious guy, and he gives a good cut.

I didn't care for the boardroom, floyds 99, or knockouts. Too much turnover, so you never get the same cut for long. Places like Culwell and Sons and HP Barbershop have career barbers that stay in one place for a long time.

Besides, a barber shop is not a place to look at women. It's a place to talk about women. And sports. And everything else.

Been going to the Grooming Room pretty much all my life. Keith is who I use. Been there for over 30 years. Can't recommend highly enough.

Victory, never done a massage there. They have a masseuse that comes in especially for that.

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Still cash only??

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I reckon so. I always just wrote a check as I rarely have cash on me.