Really good barber shop with nice fade skills. The price is acceptable. Only 25$. I think it is the…read morebest barbershop for men arround Dannemora

From the owner: Barber Shop specialising in Men's quality Cuts, Shaves and more in a relaxed fun environmentread more

I have been a customer since they opened and can only give them the highest rating. AAA+…read moreVery good service and the best haircut ever. The only barber that I have found that cuts my hair the way my wife likes it. And that is important.

From the owner: We provide top quality men's grooming / hair cuts at the cheapest priceread more

Absolutely the first haircut, first time come the vibe was good and haircut was good also but when…read moreI come to this same barber shop they gave me very bad haircut.Absolutely worst barber in Pukekohe.

Brilliant!! Took my toddler in on a whim this morning as I couldn't face the mall on a gorgeous…read moresummer Saturday morning. My son was well behaved (thankfully), and got the best haircut ever from the owner!! Arthur's Barbers apparently gets a lot of younger clients just from word of mouth recommendations, & I can see why. I definitely will be a regular here for my son's haircuts from now on. Renovations start in a week or two to transform the already stylish & cosy atmosphere to cater to a full service men's shave & cut. Highly recommended!!

Shiva is a great Barber. I left NZ for two years and happy he was still around when I returned. I…read morehave been to so many Barbers in NZ and the standard is bad. Shiva gives you a great cut at a great price. 100 % recommend. DON'T WASTE YOUR TIME GOING ANYWHERE ELSE!

From the owner: Hair dresser professional hairstyles for men and Senior and Children over 35 years professional…read morehairdresser in the world

You'd be surprised how much skill is required of a barber who is asked for a razor fade…read more I've been getting razor fades for 20 years now. My very first razor fade was at Kim's Cuts, now called Cutting Crew on Lincoln Road in Henderson. There were numerous barbers there who were marvellously skilled in the dispatching of a weeks hair growth to keep our heads not coiffured...but crisply clipped and shaved using Wahl Clippers and Bic shavers. It's a clean and sterile haircut as all tools were kept clean using barbicide antiseptic and then Bay Rum cologne was slapped onto freshly shaven heads with momentary stinging sensations. The fade was smooth...cropped to perfection. These guys were artists and their patrons the canvas. On the advice of a trusted friend, I went to an upmarket salon. I was told I had a great shaped head for cutting, and my hair was perfect for detailing. So I decided to try it. The male hair dresser spoke to me about a whole lot of cutting theory. Honestly, this guy should have been an academic, his application of cutting principles left much to be desired. He cut my hair ignoring what I had asked for. I paid an exorbitant price and felt like I'd just been assaulted and robbed. I chalked that one up as being one of life's experiences. I went travelling and living overseas for three years. As you would imagine, the hair of a young virile male grows without surcease. Being away from the masterful barbers of West Auckland, I became paranoid about entrusting complete strangers with cutting my hair. In England, I went to two hair salons where they call a fade a "blend." What I got couldn't have been further from the truth. The blend was chunky and uneven and not as closely cropped as I had asked. In Mexico I asked for a razor fade and got a Mike Tyson straight razor haircut, resplendent with a semi vertical line across my fringe. I was okay with it, the barber couldn't speak English and I couldn't speak Spanish. My bad. Then in eastern Turkey, another barber gave me the same straight razor haircut! This time, my Turkish was even worse than my Spanish and so was the barbers English. I should have taken a picture of what I wanted. Again, my bad. After that I let my hair grow out. Back in London, I discovered a barber in Harlesden and later another in Acton. My prayers were answered! Not only was I getting a razor fade, but it was done with a straight razor, sharpened on a strop. In Nanjing, China, I got a shoulder massage and wash. Then I was sat in the cutting chair where I waited a couple of minutes. Without word of a lie, the male hair dresser slid in behind me from stage right...comb in left hand, cutting scissors in right hand. If there was an International Hair Cutting Idol, this was China's entrant. He couldn't speak English and I can't speak the local dialect, Nanjingese. The haircut I got was really good though. Once he had cut my hair for a paltry ten minutes, he slid out...stage right. Then I was moved back to the other chair where I got another wash and dry followed by another massage. This salon was in the lobby of our five star hotel yet cost about the same as my haircut in Mexico. #chineseefficiency I've been back in New Zealand for 10 years now. I've looked around and found a barber that I trust with my razor fade. He's been cutting my hair now since 2008 and I've followed him to Freedom Hair from his last workplace. The reason I have written of my international experiences in getting razor fades is to qualify my review. You might not get the drama and mystique of other salons either here or abroad but you get a bloody good haircut. I've paid a lot more and got a lot worse in the same "upmarket" place. Rakesh is the guy to ask for. He even does detailing like koru, spiderwebs etc. If you're after a razor fade or just a normal cut, you're in good hands with Rakesh. When he's not there I get Nia to cut my hair. That's about all I have to say about that.

Normally a fan of these guys/lady's due to always having the fijian guy cut my hair in a…read moreprofessional way but today it was done by someone else. Ask for the same hair cut but straight away i can see it being done totally different. Didn't realize how aweful my back was done until i used the mirror at home. Tomorrow getting it finish somewhere else..

Those of you who know me know I don't have a massive amount of hair so a one and a half buzz cut…read moreall over does me. Also I've long not been a fan if shaving everyday so I used to just let it grow, buzz it back and grow again, buzz it back... repeat. Barber & Tattoo Studio is close by my work so I though I'd give them a try instead of the place up the road which was always busy. I've not stopped coming back. Willy is the barber i see to but the owner also cuts. Willy's service is great. He's friendly and chatty and takes massive pride in his work. Never before have I had such service. On my first visit Willy asked me "Can i shape your beard"? "Sure" I said and he proceeded to shave it carefully with a cutthroat razor and an awesome smelling shave gel. Suddenly I had a new look and came out feeling pampered. People comment every time Willy has done his magic. Many of my friends and colleagues now come here too. Just rock up from mid morning, I avoid lunchtimes as there's often a line. I can't speak for the tattoos as I haven't plucked up the courage yet...

Great barbershop! Was in Auckland on business for an extended period of time and in desperate need…read moreof a fade. Went to get a razor fade and couldn't be happier with the outcome. Properly blended in with no awkward lines. No wait to get a haircut either. Prices were reasonable and well worth it. Wouldn't hesitate to go again. Definitely has become my go to barbershop when passing in Auckland.

My husband and two sons started coming here on the recommendation of a friend of ours. They have…read moreonly come here for their haircuts since! There are so many things to love: children's smocks and booster seats for the little ones, toys/books/basketball hoop outside to keep the kids occupied while waiting, call-ahead sign up to help minimize your actual wait times, loyalty discount for the adults. All the stylists have been great. I personally love all the music all over the walls - if you are of a certain age, you'll love looking at all the cassettes and record sleeves on the wall.