HeadQuarters Barber Beauty & Natural Hair Salon

Nice atmosphere, friendly staff. I went on a Saturday and ti was fairly packed. However I was able to get a cut within about 1.5 hr. Overall pleased with the experience. A nice place to people watch while waitng. The music is a little loud though.

Excellent environment for all walks of characters. Geared towards a younger generation so if you’re not a fan of loud music I would probably watch what time I would book an appointment. All barbers are great and all of them have unique characters.

This is a great place to get a haircut. Everyone is super friendly, there’s always a lively discussion going on and the barbers make sure to take care of their customers in a timely fashion. You can’t go wrong seeing any of them but Mike in the 1^st chair is my guy.

My barber is Mr. Brown. This guy does an excellent job every time. Having been to other great shops like Gods Barber and Clearvue what sets these guys apart is customer service. I can call and set up an appointment with my barber, be seen and feel welcomed by everyone there. Lets just say this shop is located out of the way for me but I’m willing to make the drive.

Came to NOLA to visit my homegirl and was in dire need of a haircut. I looked on Unilocal and found this spot. Even though the asian guy left a so so review, I still decided to check it out.
AMAZING! tightest lines and I look fresh to death. I wish I could take the Barber back to Cali with me!
HIGHLY RECOMMEND. I’ll be coming here again when I come back to visit.

As an Asian male, it is difficult to find a hair stylist /​barber esp in western America. I typically find that Hispanic males and African American males (aka brothas) don’t understand the Asian haircut. T
his place is no different. In other words, I am comparing apples-​to-​oranges. Both are fruits but they are still different so my opinion should be different. When I asked for a fade, a number two on the sides and about an inch-​and-​a-​half on the top, the male barber took his electric razor and grazed the top typically in African American fashion.
And you know what? It doesn’t work that well with my kind of hair. Overall, the haircut didn’t turn out bad but it didn’t turn out great either. It was… satisfactory, enough.
For the brothas out there in this world, you may love this place. It has the décor and flow inside this establishment. And in terms of cutting other African American hair, this place may be it. But for me, as an Asian male, I wouldn’t recommend them. Do note that sistahs (African American women), they generally can handle my kind of hair and next time, I’ll head upstairs where they work and give them a shot.
P. s. They have two floors. The bottom is typically for the male barbers and the second floor houses the women stylists.