Got a skin fade with a scissor cut on top and a beard trim and lineup. Donnie did an amazing job…read moreand his service was excellent. Best haircut I've ever gotten. The barbers cultivate a welcoming and warm atmosphere.

Where to begin, I originally had a pre-booked appointment with Mike but he was a no show (Not a…read moregood sign) and was met by Nate who said he'd be happy to help me. Not only did he meet my expectations but exceeded them. He not only gave me a fantastic cut with what little hair I have left but finished by giving me an old-school straight razor neck shave. I don't know if that's the norm or only because I was reminiscing about an old barber who did them to his clients in my younger days. Nate' got a customer for life. Steadman

Best Barber I've Ever Had…read more I went to Lee who runs the first chair before I moved from Ashburn but she was the best barber I've ever had and its not close. She knows how to properly line up the sides and cut a solid fade. Extremely nice and skilled at her craft.

Went twice to this barbershop. First cut was ok she left it a little long…read more Second haircut was the worst hair cut I've ever had. Way too short and shaved off sideburns. There's a line between the top of my head where the hair is a little bit longer and the bottom where she shaved so it's like stubble. I would avoid going to this barber if you're a grown man.

The Leesburg location has a super comfortable environment…read moreand ambience. From the initial greeting to the service performed to the exit, the place makes you feel extra special. I recently had a premium manicure performed by Erin and it was a super experience. From the manicure to the massage to the warm paraffin wax soak and hot towels, all were performed expertly and a definite luxury experience. Thank you Erin. Would highly recommend this business.

1/5 -- Great Ambiance, Questionable Barbering…read more Let me start by saying this: Hammer & Nails in Leesburg has a NICE setup. The ambiance? . The bar? Cool. The chairs? Comfortable. The whole place makes you feel like you're about to have a luxury experience. Then you ask for a fade. And suddenly you realize the bar is the only thing getting a smooth finish. I'm not even trying to be disrespectful, but if you're going there specifically for a haircut, PLEASE manage your expectations. If you want a drink, a manicure, a massage, or possibly a blowout, you might be in the right place. But if you want a CLEAN fade? ... RUN. I genuinely believe you'd have better luck giving yourself a haircut using your front facing camera and a pair of kitchen scissors. At one point I was looking in the mirror thinking, "Maybe this is just the first stage. Maybe they're cooking." Nope. They weren't cooking. They were microwaving. I'm not naming names because I'm not trying to ruin anybody's day, but let's just say this: if you're walking in there specifically asking for a fade, make sure whoever is holding the clippers has demonstrated that they know what a fade actually is. Because I didn't ask for a fade. I asked for a faith-based experience. I had to pray over this haircut. And the funniest part? You walk out looking at yourself like, "Maybe I'm just being dramatic." Then you get in your car. You turn on the interior light. You look again. And you realize... "OH. THEY REALLY DID THAT." So yeah, Hammer & Nails gets a solid rating for atmosphere. But for a simple fade? I'd recommend somewhere else. Honestly, you might have better luck asking a blind man with a lawn mower to give you a taper. At least then you'd know what you were getting into.

Kristen is the best barber for teenage boys. My son always leaves happy and refuses to go anywhere…read moreelse for a haircut.

Kristen is the absolute best! She gives me and my 2 boys, ages 22 and 18, perfect cuts every time!…read moreHer new location is great! I highly recommend for a quality and consistent haircut!

I've been bringing my son to Lavender since his first haircut at 2yo. She always does a great job!…read moreShe also talks to my son about school and sports and always remembers our names. I love that we can walk in and leave with a great haircut at a reasonable price.

Felt completely rushed and unheard. The stylists don't seem to understand what I say nor be able to…read morehandle any kind of request or direction. They essentially just say me down and did whatever they wanted. Completely unable to style my hair with product or anything, they just cut it dry with dull buzzers that nicked my skin. I look worse than when I walked in. That's all I can say. Updated: I went back in with a different barber to ask for a fix, I was willing to pay for the fix, but it was free of charge. It was a lot easier to explain. But the fact that I still have to be ready for work on Monday and a wedding later next month made the first experience extremely stressful. The irony was that the photo I referenced was a cheaper haircut.

Very nice and neat place!! Justin did a great job…read more A very good barber shop. Friendly environment and great customer service.

I take my kids here for Student Barber haircuts which are $5! First off, what a great deal! We…read moreunderstand that the student haircuts may take longer then a professional Barber but the wait is worth the $5!

I called last minute hoping to get a haircut, and Sam graciously gave me his lunch break to…read moreaccommodate me! (Which I didn't know until I was there) I walked in and was very warmly greeted and immediately felt comfortable. Sam was a great conversationalist with zero awkwardness. ( we've all had that awkward "how's the weather" haircuts ) To top it off, his skills matched his vibe! I got an excellent skin fade and trim. I was in and out in under 20 mins. AND I was shocked when the cost was only $35! 10/10 highly recommend!

Been growing my hair out for awhile asked for texture and they cut off like 2-3 inchesread more

9/6/26 Barber Craftsmanship?!…read more That statement is like a mender of bad Souls who couldn't hit the broad side of a barn. If you have a hair Blankes and Copeland from Police Academy, you might get a decent cut, but when it comes to shaving one's head, leopard hat lady will failed time after time. Now I will give her credit on the shaping of the goatee, but when it comes to shaving, the owner of the company called Barber Craftsmanship, only let's his employee's shave the back of the neck. This doesn't count or qualify as being a barber. Chris Tucker would say..."What Hell Did You Just Say?" In fact, why does this place call themselves a barbershop at all. One goes through the training and licensing only to be told by the owner that shaving the back of the neck is the only spot you can shave. What kind of Micky Mouse Crap is that? Okay, I am venting. Now that we got that out of the way, lets get into what happen at this so call establishment. I was greeted by a woman wearing a Leopard Hat...aka Leopard Lady. Upon sitting down at her work station, she asked in broken English "what I wanted done." The vibe in this establishment was cool, calm and collected in the beginning. I informed Leopard Lady I wanted my goatee needed shaped up and have the rest of the hair follicles shaved off. Leopard Lady complied with my request. She used electric clippers to trim down the linger hair before using the gold color BaByliss Pro Double Foil Shavers to shave off the smaller hair follicles. Leopard Lady shapped up my beard and it did look good until I noticed all the hair follicles that weren't cut to leave smooth clean skin. I wasn't happy, but I was also sure she wasn't done yet. Also, the look was cleaner than it was before. Leopard Lady moved onto my head once she did touch up work on my beard. Leopard Lady did much of the same process for the hair on my head. A good amount of time was spent using the Golden BaByliss Pro Double Foil Shaver. When Leopard Lady was done, she looked proud of her work. I was not. Leopard Lady had sections of my head bald while leaving patches of hair exposed. Again I asked about using the razor, because this look was unacceptable. Leopard Lady gave me the impression she wasn't going to do anymore hair cutting and this is when I said " I'm paying for the beard, but the haircut is not acceptable." Leopard Lady did not like this answer. She walked over to her boss and said something. While this was going on, I was looking the I horrid haircut I had just aquired. My mind was screaming "Seriously Leopard Lady, Gargamel's head is more bald than you left mine." After a few seconds I walked I walked over to the checkout counter, but Leopard Lady waved me off. Leopard Lady's jester said "go away, get out, get 2 steppin, C ur way out and Dégage d'ici, putain!" As I turn to leave, Leopard Lady told me "I was bad." Well she can think what she like, but a bad haircut is a bad haircut. A dissatisfied customer isn't going to pay full price or anything for crappy haircut...and that's the bottom line. So, if you need your haircut without a razor cut, you should be f.i.n.e. (see The Italian Job for the definition). If you need a razor work done here, SEEK HELP ELSEWHERE, because Craftsmanship Barbershop sucks in the razor department.

I've been a regular at this barbershop, and it's nothing short of amazing. Sarah's extensive…read moreexperience and skill with all hair types ensure I always leave the shop completely satisfied. The pricing is also excellent--just $20 for a men's haircut, cash only. The price also includes a hot towel massage after the haircut. Place is always clean and tidy and they constantly clean after each customer. Booking is a breeze through their website. I wholeheartedly recommend this barbershop.