Many salons do men's and women's hair, most barbershops only do men's. So I would think a salon (choose one that does both)

Be aware - if you choose a salon, they’ll probably try and sell you a bunch of “hair products” that you don’t need, like expensive shampoos, conditioners, gels, and stuff.

Then again, this advice is coming from someone who buys whatever is on sale at the grocery store. You do you.

I have long hair and I take care of it. I haven't been to a barber or salon for over 20 years. Part of why I even have long hair is not wasting money on going to either.

Dude just find a good barber you trust Doesn't matter where you go, you just need someone who knows your hair type and how to cut it

Flowbee

It can be handled by both but you need to bear in mind that most barbers are uhhh they just don't understand long hair. Ask them to keep it a medium length they're gonna give you something short. Its' really a question of what risk you're willing to handle.

Tips from someone who went from short hair to long hair during COVID and has stuck with it. Barber shop vs salon doesn't necessarily matter. You need someone with experience with your hair type. I have curly hair that doesn't really show as curly when short. The barber shop that I had been going to for years botched my haircut because the barber wasn't as familiar with longer hair and less familiar with curly hair.

My wife asked her stylist for a recommendation for a stylist that was familiar with my hair type. That made all the difference. I've been seeing this same stylist for 3 years now

Is your hair curly or straight? I would go to a salon regardless, but if it's curly, I'd _definitely _ go to a salon. Even better if you can find one that has dealing with curls as one of their focuses.

It really depends on what you want to do with it, though I'd recommend a salon

If you have curly hair you would be best served finding a stylist who knows how to properly cut curly hair.

Try the "I'm a dude, ignore it" method, you don't need someone to not cut your hair. If it needs trimmed fire or an industrial accident will take care of it, man style

The Barber's hair is long because he's not allowed to cut it himself.

What do you want from it? How long?

• I always went with a barber for anything that looked like a traditional men’s cut, and that includes a variety of lengths.
• any special requests, non-traditional or significantly longer, a stylist
• I’ve had bad cuts from both barbers and stylists, all you can do is vote with your feet
• realistically all the old barbers are gone and new barbers feature very short modern styles that I’m not interested in, so I go with one of the cheap salon chains