Hair’s Everything

**Note: this review is based primarily upon my experience with Mary, and from the perspective of a man at that. I cannot speak to the greater business of Hair’s Everything aside from the fact that they are smart enough to hire her, provide a clean and positive environment for their customers and (as far as I can tell) their employees. Also, technically I cannot speak to Mary’s female hair cutting abilities, though I suspect they are great as she does hair styling for movies (and does a great job with men).
I’ve been getting my hair cut by Mary at Hair’s Everything for about 4 months now. In a word, Mary is fantastic. Personality-​wise she’s very easy to talk to and she almost feels more like a friend at this point than just someone who cuts my hair. Regarding her hair smithing prowess, one thing I always pay attention to is the use of clippers; many stylists cop-​out and take the shortcut when styling men’s hair by busting out the trimmers. Not Mary. Mary uses three tools to cut my hair: scissors, a comb, and skills. Each time I go in there we think about how we can tweak my haircut so that it’s a little different, a little better than the last. We’re perpetually iterating into new territory with my hair, and it’s wonderful to know that she actually thinks about my haircut before I walk in the door. That is, I’m not just a number/​dollar source.
Extra/​fluffy/​unnecessary info:
I’m a fellow who reluctantly switched from barbers to stylists after I realized I’d basically been getting the same haircut for 10 years. Having gotten my haircut in Phoenix, LA, SF, and numerous places around Ann Arbor, I feel very luck to have found Mary. She’s a… ahem… cut, above the rest.

I love that Pam knows the trends as well as basic everyday styles. The salon really cares about their clients and it shows through their customer service. The stylist stay current with their professional development.