Reviews for Just In Time Hair Trends

Nov 2022

Just In Time is a family owned business and for sure even the customers are treated like family. I have been cutting my hair here for a couple years and I am still comfortable, confident and satisfied with the service given. Trust me when I tell you that you will not at all be disappointed here, the barbers are well trained and experienced and as such you are getting A class haircuts!!!!!!!!!
Aug 2022

A true community barbershop. I don't have much hair left but I do have tons of self respect. After requests from other "barbers" to pay in advance. Sitting in a chair while the barber is on the cellphone. Online reservations Last-minute reservation cancellations. And being told "I'm booked all week" when I walk into an empty shop...I find this jewel. Come in, sit down and wait for your turn Solid cuts at beyond reasonable prices. And for those who say they can't cut...you don't stay in business for decades if you can't. Highest recommendation.
Nov 2021

I lived in Altadena & been goin here over 20 years. I moved to Culver City near Santa Monica, still goin here. I grew up with the owners son and they’re family friends who are genuinely good peoples. This is the spot, and whoever says otherwise gotta figure themselves out. If you mad that you gotta come see availability for yourself then make some time cause they mean business. I’ve never walked in to bad customer service and never met someone who wasn’t willing to make somethin happen. Whatever race, whatever hair, whatever cut, it’s goin on here. Gotta dig the line: Just in TimeServices: Haircut

From Just In Time Hair Trends

Family-owned and Black-owned business celebrating over 30 years in business in Pasadena. Shop founded as tribute to Chuck's son who died of cancer at age 7. Barber and salon is named after his son Justin (Justin In Time). Charles "Chuck" Walker says he wanted people to say his son's name a billion times even if they didn't know they were saying it. Chuck says, "Just In Time Hair Trends is more than a barber/salon, it's a meeting place where people can discuss social, political and all of the topics that are supposed to be taboo." He provides a non-discriminating atmosphere for his patrons matter what sex, nationality or political views.