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Razor's Edge Barber Shop
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I've been going to Razor's Edge for over 3 years now and I couldn't agree more with the positive reviews below. I have literally never had a bad haircut and I've seen William a minimum of 35 times. I have also never felt rushed even when I knew I was his last haircut of the day. He is also open on Monday's which is very convenient.
No one in town is better with clippers than William - particularly when compared to the 4-chair shop on Rt. 100 near the roller skating rink. In contrast, I don't think I have ever had a good haircut there and I have always felt rushed (I was forced to visit them on a few occasions after ""the fire"" in William's building and when he's has been out of town on vacation).
Bottom line, even if you face a full shop, William is worth the wait if you want a good, consistent haircut.
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