About The Razor and Shear
The Razor and Shear is a modern barber shop that combines traditional techniques with a contemporary approach to hair styling. The stylists are highly skilled, with reviews praising the work of Kris, Joey, and Meg. Prices are described as unmatched, and the establishment is welcoming to newcomers. The atmosphere is laid back and relaxing, with complimentary beverages and random YouTube videos playing. Customers appreciate the personalized attention they receive, including tips on how to style and care for their hair at home, as well as product recommendations tailored to their specific needs. Recent visitors have praised the shop for its clean environment, friendly and professional staff, and attention to detail. One customer mentioned getting a medium fade and a beard trim, both done with precision and care. The shop’s fades are on point, and the staff is known for their timely appointments and expertise with razors. The owner’s willingness to squeeze in a last-minute appointment for someone attending a funeral shows their dedication to customer service. Overall, The Razor and Shear offers a unique and enjoyable barber shop experience that draws clients from out of state to maintain their preferred stylist relationship.
It was so nice to walk into Razor and Shear to find a clean, well-lit barbershop. In addition to the skin fade and cleanup that I needed, Meg asked for and respected my pronouns. Trans and queer customers are safe with her.
Razor and Shear is 1 of 1! My go to shop to get my beardaccure. Yes beardaccure, wanna feel pampered, spoiled, like the only client that matters. Look no further Brian & staff are all very skilled, adept and very good.
I have been going here for about 2 years and their by far the best around they make magic happen I don't even tell them a style I tell Brian to use his own vision and give me the best haircut and beard trim possible and he kills it every time and how he can mesh my beard with my haircut to perfection is the best I have seen. If you are in the tri state I would highly suggest giving them an opportunity.