Had an absolute horrific experience. I've gotten used to having my hair being atleast 5 inches long…read moreand i went here for a "trim". I don't know which specific part of "trim" did he not understand but he then proceeded to clip off 4/5 of the length in ONE clip leaving it to atleast an inch. By the time i noticed, it was already too late. Barber's here are so arrogant to the point that they will do anything to your hair if that's what they see fit. Don't go here unless you want the barber to do whatever he pleases. He'll ask you for the hairstyle you want, nod in apparent agreement and improvise from the start hoping you'll like his one-off experiment. Infuriating to say the least, definitely would advise against coming here.

This is the go to place for a fresh haircut. The barbers are meticulous and take time with their…read morecraft. They don't rush and they don't skimp on the details that's for sure. I wish I would have found them sooner. I've been in the Philippines for 2 years getting haircuts at FIX, Bruno's and the like. For the same price you can get your hair cut by the masters at Heavyhands. The best haircut I've had in 2 years...ranks up there with one of the best I've ever had

Great service from Raymond! On my last night in the Philippines, I decided to get another haircut,…read moreand a beard trim. I learned my lesson, and I asked this time how much the service was. Glad I did because not only did I get a great haircut, and beard trim. I also received a fantastic price! 300 PHP, Unlike Bruno's Barber who charged me 9,230 PHP which was a total a rip-off. I'm still quite bitter about it. I think the barber at the other place took advantage of me because I was a tourist. Oh well, we live and learn. I hope people learn from my mistake. Ask for the price list first!

I was just passing by this place near university mall next to my school, and I thought, "Only takes…read more10 minutes? Why not get a haircut?" There was no line, so I just ordered up my haircut through this cool computer device thing and got a regular, boy-next-door style clean cut with sorta thin but not undercut level thin sides. In no time at all, a barber came up to me and was ready to give me a haircut. I decided to time it just to make sure it was 10 minutes. It wasn't EXACTLY 10 minutes, of course, but needless to say it was pretty damn fast. The guy worked his magic like hell, I didn't know how he was cutting so fast. But in the blink of an eye, I had my haircut ready and done. And it didn't look half-bad either; it looked pretty much the same as all the other haircuts I normally get. Considering that price-wise, it's pretty much the same as the haircuts I get from other places, I'd say that the quickness and convenience factor here (the fact that you can get a haircut during your lunch break or something) gives it a decent edge.

It's nice barbershop very small personal service listens to requests. Very few barbershops in this…read morearea.

Was visiting the Philippines for the holidays I went here to get my haircut they did an amazing job…read moreeven offered me a drink compared to Price's home it was 1/3 of the Price and didn't even better job. They did such a good job that that before I left two weeks later I went and got another haircut and my beard trimmed I would absolutely recommend them

I'm a creature of habit. Knowing me, once I find something I like, I'm normally loyal to the end…read more That's why it's so hard for me to venture to a new barbershop. I stumbled across Felipe and Sons while scrolling through Instagram and I really liked their aesthetic. Their setup in Ortigas is the real deal. Hardwood floors, old-school chairs, full-bar and floor-to-ceiling mirrors. While waiting for my appointment on the dark leather couch, I felt as though I was on a scene of Mad Men or something. Now for the cut. I was a bit apprehensive because the barber that scooped me up wasn't conversastional, like at all. I got a nice hot towel to start though and then he got to work after I explained what I wanted. Luckily my fears were unfounded! What takes 25 minutes at some other salons and barbershops took him nearly an hour--and that's a good thing. This barber (it's a shame I didn't catch his name), took the time to really give me a good fade, thin out my top, and even did a sick job on my sides. You could tell that he had a really, really skilled manner in the way he manipulated the clippers and scissors. I got a shampoo and another hot towel after. Awesome! The arm and neck massage was also super relaxing. He even gave me some good tips about what kind of pomade to use for my cut and how he'd work with what the other barber did wrong apparently from when I got a cut from somewhere else. Definitely worth a try if you're looking for a new place to get a haircut. For only 280 pesos the quality of the cut was amazing. I already scheduled my next haircut.

It was good haircut and i realy enjoyed it and it looks cool. You need to try this so come to…read morebruno's barber

I always thought that paying more than P200 for a haircut was a rip off, but when I finally tried…read moreit, I learned that the extra money you shell out for the service is worth it. The barbers at Bruno's really know their stuff. When I didn't have a particular style in mind, I asked them what would look good for my face shape. They gave me suggestions that I liked, and eventually we came to a conclusion that would really look good on me, ready to take on any occasion. After the haircut, they made sure that I liked all parts of it, even using a second mirror for me to check the back of my head. Afterwards, they give me a pretty relaxing head and back massage to recharge me for the day. There's not much intimacy between the barber and the client, compared to a smaller barbershop, but I think that their style and technique compensates for the kwentong barbero.

Came here for a haircut, then asked for price for a mani/pedi (wanna come home crisp and clean)…read more And the freakout moment for me was everything happened while I was sitting down on the barber chair, checking email on the right while she was worked on my left hand and vice versa, then my feet (the foot massage was 2die4) and the barber cutting my hair- all in concert, all mani/pedi tools and solutions were modular and wheeled over to your chair. I couldn't believe. I thought it was hilarious that this was all happening at the same time and had my doubts. Was totally impressed with the service and quality of work. My haircut was def what I wanted, hands and feet in great manicured shape, all this for about 1100 pesos (about $22)!!! I was in and out in 1 hour, no lie. This is the most efficient groom service I've experienced ever, best grooming regimen in any barber or salon ever. They do shaves/massages the classic way too. You must come here to check it out. Verdict: Oh hell yes I'm coming back. Visits: 1 Tip: Cash only. This location is in the Mall of Asia, MOA. It gets super busy in here and there's a wait if you don't have an appt. While you do this, your girl/ significant other can go to I think there are 2 salons next door; she can take her pick. Tip your barber or manicurist 100 pesos, about $2 before you leave.

Went here for a haircut and a shave. Also got a hair treatment and a massage. Rico treated me great…read moreand he was very professional. Will definitely come back.

I think I might have mentioned in my review of my favorite Maginhawa Street barber that I don't…read morecare much for really expensive and meticulous haircuts. I'm good with a fast haircut that makes me look half-decent after all the hair has been brushed off my neck and my arms. I used to not care about what my hair looks like, and I styled it very minimally. That was all until I stepped into Tribal Cuts and had my first "slick cut" done. Slick cuts are what the guys at Tribal Cuts call the non-traditional, non-mainstream haircuts that people can get from their shop, which is located in the far back of the Tribal Store. It is easy to find: Just go to the end of the Pedro Gil Wing and look for the Shakeys. The Tribal Store (the shop that sells clothes and jeans with their famous tribal logo). Anyway, slick cuts are a nod to the old-school pompadours and fades that people used to get when pomades where still in style. Speaking of pomades, the guys here in Tribal Cuts know their stuff, and they recommended a few brands of locally made pomades that I could use. I decided to go for a classic brushed up pompadour, and my barber, Tim (who was still in training) was an excellent and skilled man. We talked about quite a lot of things because slick cuts normally take about an hour, since it requires a lot of scissorwork - they don't just clip you with their electric shears - they need to feather, gradually decrease the length of some spots and meticulously brush and comb your hair to see how it would look when it's styled. The boys at Tribal Cuts are part of the Slick Barbers collective, which aims to bring back the barbershop culture that has become quite obsolete because people are now always in a hurry. Schedule your appointments in advance because they are so in demand, they would usually have a cut-off at 2PM and cut for the rest of the afternoon.

nice place, but it don't mean anything show your guy's work. I want to see the different haircuts…read moreyou all have done thanks

Haircut, scalp treatment, facial, was phenomenal. Haircut was done with all size razors down to a…read morerazor blade. Face steamed a few times to open up pores. Scalp treated with a mint rubbed massage for dry scalps. Facial was vacuumed for black and whitehead removal. Back arm and shoulder massage to finish. Interiors of the shop felt as is I walked in a cigar box. Perfect for a men's salon. Great work 1200₽!!!! Basic haircuts offered as well.