FAQ

Where can I get additional information on COVID-19 and the steps taking to ensure my safety while getting a haircut?

Additional information can be found at the link at the top of the homepage or by clicking HERE

Can I still get a haircut if I have grease in my hair?

It is strongly recommended to NOT having ANY grease or oil in your hair to receive the possible hair cut and service. Due to the accumulated build up of grease and dirt IF a barber does provide service, this can damage a barbers clippers so many will not provided services under these conditions.

Can i still get my haircut if I have a ringworm ?

You CAN get a haircut if you have a ringworm ONLY if the ringworm is in a healing and drying out stage. If the ringworm is redish in color and is slightly swollen and irritated then it advised to wait a few weeks and continue any treatment you may be applying to it.

Do we sanitize or spray our clippers between clients?

YES, it is common practice and habits to ensure that our tools and clippers are thoroughly cleaned between each client as well as every evening before we leave. We used a wide array of sanitizing methods from sprays and wipes to Barbicide immersible solution and UV lighting for towels and some cutting tools such as shears and razors.

When can my child get his first haircut?

This is a 2 part answer. It is a Center Stage Barber Studio policy that your child be at LEAST 12 months old AND provided that ANY soft spot in the top of his head has closed up. If these two conditions have been met then YES, will can give your child a haircut and it is advisable to go with a simple even cut without a hard shape-up with trimmers until your child gets use to the barber experience.

Do we take debit cards?

YES, we take all forms of payment EXCEPT personal checks. Any person under the age of 16 needs to be accompanied with their parent the first time when using their parents debit or charge card. Thanks!

What does the colors of the barber pole mean?

The red represents arterial blood, blue is symbolic of venous blood, and white depicts the bandage. During medieval times, barbers performed surgery on customers, as well as tooth extractions.