Barbers in Eugene, OR

Renegade Barber Company or Tim’s Trims.

My BF just went to Analog Barbershop as was recommended on this sub in the past and I gotta say it was very meh. Cramped and VERY loud music (which in such a small space is not pleasant.) The lady who cut my bfs hair scratched his forehead so hard he bled. He said she was curt and very rough. It was 25 bucks for a very basic haircut (short all over) and they don’t take card. Pluses, it was a very fast haircut and their location is ok. Otherwise I’d look elsewhere. Definitely not letting them touch my own hair, no way no how.

I go to Analog Barbershop, love it. I only see Steven there, though. I can't speak for any of the others who work there. They do play music at a decent volume, usually a lot of different stuff ranging from grunge to modern electronic... so if you're not in to that, just a heads up. Usually not too loud though.

Josh at The Lather Shoppe on Alder is great.

Tim’s Trims

Young Cuts on 18 th!

The Craftsmen Barbershop. Torin is the man. Zack & Ben, the other barbers, are awesome as well. [https://thecraftsmen.setmore.com/](https://thecraftsmen.setmore.com/)

If you want a simple men’s haircut, Analog is the last barbershop on earth you should go to!

I like Kristie's Barbershop on 17 th just west of Willamette. $15 haircuts, cash only. Friendly service, good haircuts. Closed on weekends.

Mario at Renegade Barber shop. Homie cuts Marcus Mariotas hair. Check his IG. JediClipperTricks

Oakway center barbers(inside the mall). $16, for a simple, quick hair cut

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Thanks for all the great suggestions! I'm going to try the place inside Oakway Mall as it seems like what I'm looking for.

Eli Mack just opened a shop at 255 E 18 th Avenue Eugene. Supernature Barbershop. He’s an educator in the hair business and all around bad ass dude with a laid back shop. Pool table and beer as well. 503-754-4764

Jeb at The Barbershop on 13 th is great.

shout out to my roommate for cutting my hair so that I have no idea how to answer this question!

American traditional on 11 th Ave, downtown....it’s an old fashioned barber shop with a younger aesthetic...

Noah at Anderson's Barbershop on 7 th and Willamette. Across the street from Doc's Pad. Won't let anyone else touch my hair.

American Traditional.

The shop itself isn't necessarily "old-fashioned", but Demarcos Wright is a really straightforward guy and an excellent barber (which I feel like qualifies as "old-fashioned" these days). I know he takes walk-ins for two days of the week, the rest is appointment only. Bit of a hike to get to Creswell but totally worth it. ​ [https://www.gopanache.com/pro/panaceabarbershop](https://www.gopanache.com/pro/panaceabarbershop)

The IBS School of Cosmetolgy is a great way to go. A friend of mine works there, not bad if you don't mind less experienced folks cutting your hair. http://ibs-eug.com

$8 https://eugene.craigslist.org/bts/d/beauty-services-specials/6534062977.html >IBS School of Cosmetology and Massage >(541)868-2020 >Facebook.com/IBSSchoolofCosmetology >**All services are performed by supervised students in a learning clinic**

$15 is pretty close you'll find to a minimum around here. They usually do appointments in increments of time so it has to be worth it to them as well.

I go to the beauty school in Springfield when I’m feeling cheap. It’s $6 for a wash and cut. It’s called NW College of Beauty and it’s on Gateway Loop.

I’m going to second Analog Barbershop and specifically recommend asking for Ivan on the sign in sheet, he’s fantastic.

Analog or Mo's Faded are solid choices. Been to 808 Hair Studio and the guy did an amazing job he just didn't give me the cut I actually wanted which was dissapointing, but if you're very clear they have serious skills there.

American Traditional in downtown Eugene. Top notch. Just check some of their reviews. Just make sure to call ahead and make an appointment, or download Booksy.

There's a great place called The Search Bar(ber). Highly recommended and no tipping necessary.

I can't give you many good reviews about getting my hair cut in Eugene. I've been all over the place too. What I can say for sure is that you shouldn't trust a barber shop for its rep. The skills of the individual barbers, even at the high end places around town, seem to vary pretty wildly. So find a guy or girl that you like and stick with them. Definitely avoid the chains. There are plenty of local businesses to chose from and getting a basic mens cut runs about the same all over town. EDIT: I guess I could give one suggestion. If you want your hair cut in under 5 minutes by an old military barber for a good price, Mike's on Harlow.

People seem to like the Analog Barbershop https://www.yelp.com/biz/analog-barbershop-eugene

American Traditional has always done a great job.

Tim’s Trims. I used to go to analog, but you get a different barber every time because they don’t take appointments. And there’s a couple there that just do a bad job. Tim’s barbers (and Tim himself) are all great, and you can make an appointment so you don’t have to wait around. They also give you beer. :) I would absolutely recommend Tim’s Trims

I can vouch for either Torin or Zach at The Craftsmen Barbershop. There's a third barber now but don't have personal experience with him. They're both super cool guys. Bonus for making an appointment online [here](https://thecraftsmen.setmore.com/). Cash only fyi.

Jesua christ this gets asked a lot Analog is the best imo. And theyre open on sundays

Kristie's Barbershop. I've only been twice so far since finding it. Very fast, nice, and affordable.

Any of the guys at Tim's Trims would do a good job, I reckon.

Steven Jolly at Analog has never fucked up my beard or hair.

American Traditional. Ashley or Brooklyn do fantastic jobs.

Highly suggest Zach at The Craftsmen Barbershop, 333 Main St, Springfield. You can book an appointment online. https://thecraftsmen.setmore.com/

Join the dark side and just shave off all of your facial and head hair. It makes you far more aerodynamic!

My buddy Josh is the barber at The Lather Shoppe on Alder, near campus. He's the only one I let trim my beard. He takes his time and makes sure you're happy. You can look the shop up on Facebook to schedule an appointment.

I don't know a barber, I just wanted to say welcome! If you ever need a dog park buddy let me know!

Come to see me at I Run with Scissors. My specialty is modern short hair and razor cuts. My name is Emily. Read my reviews on yelp and or look up scissorhappyemily on IG. (Shameless self plug) I love what i do!

My friend Amanda just moved to Lussuria Hair Loft. I cannot recommend her enough for those

Most places won’t care how tall you are

Jenny at Just Hair is trained as both a hairstylist and a barber. She can do it all! https://www.justhaireugene.com/

Imagine.

I went to the beauty school in Springfield and just walked the student through exactly what I wanted! Also, I've been to I Run with Scissors and they're awesome! I'm just on a tight budget right now.

Kayhlee at just hair. (It might be spelled different than that.) But she's awesome and does good things with my difficult, wavy, crazy hair!

Thanks to the helpful three fourths of you.

I spend $30 on my haircut with Sarah at Novo Salon downtown on Willamette St. You need to set up an appointment usually at least a week in advance. http://www.sarahscissorhands.com/services/ 275 E 13 th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402 (541) 343-8393 I've been to Just Hair on 13 th a few times, its hit or miss. Prior to being convinced by my wife to use Sarah I had never spent more than $15 on a haircut.

Analog barbershop on olive across the street from horsehead is where all my guy friends go. Never seen a bad haircut from them.

Go to a better barber.

I've got some hedge trimmers and a weed whacker

Analog barbershop on olive across the street from horsehead does $15 haircuts. Steve over there is amazing. You can pick out any record on the wall to listen to and they give you a free beer too.

Mick's Old School Barbershop on Roosevelt and 99. Not only does he give a badass haircut for 10 bucks, he also gives free haircuts for folks who are unemployed or just incredibly broke. In fact, he's on reddit as the [good guy barber shop](http://www.reddit.com/r/pics/comments/yy0 q3/true_good_guy_barber_shop/)

A good friend of mine is a hair stylist who comes over to my place (and other people's houses) to give them hair cuts. She's a babe and 420 friendly, in addition to giving great cuts.

I don't recall if Les's is the little cinderblock building behind Big City Gamin', or not, but I really like that place. It is $10 or $11 for a basic haircut by an old school barber. Seriously, the guy is pretty old and does a pretty good job.

Les's barber shop on 13 th is great, very friendly, affordable and not too rushed.

Go to the beauty college! Cheap haircuts and they do a great job :) All my roommates, my boyfriend, and I go there!

The beauty School in Springfield does $1 haircuts on Mondays and Tuesdays

Slow Lane Barber Shop on 18 th, just past Chambers. Teresa is awesome, skilled, friendly, and super affordable.

Anderson's Barber Shop is awesome. $16, great haircut.

Headquarter's Salon. Ask for Mikaya. My dad goes there, and he has very particular hair for a guy. She does beautiful work, is super friendly, and cheaaaap. The cut is totally worth $40, but she only charges $14.

Have you tried Linda Barber Shop, they also charge 10 bucks.

I have gone here twice. they even give you a strait razor shave http://acmebarbershop.com/home/

My homie Ryan Churchill does a bad ass job out at klassic kuts in Payette