Boys' or Men's Haircut Packages at Rock'n Cuts By Nadia (Up to 58% Off)

Beverly Hills

85% of 13 customers recommend

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Boys cut; Deep condition and Style

$17 $40 | Save $23

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Men's cut; Deep condition and Scalp massage

$30 $60 | Save $30

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In a Nutshell

'60s- and '70s-themed styling studio that specializes in haircuts that range from traditional to rock-and-roll

The Fine Print

Expires 90 days after purchase. Limit 1 per person. Valid only for option purchased. Limit 1 per visit. Limit 1 per household. Appointment required. Must mention Groupon at time of appointment. 24-hr cancellation notice required. New customers only or those who have not booked service in 12 months or more. Offer excludes salon owner. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services.

Well-Groomed

Getting a haircut can be symbolic, allowing a teen to rebel or a sheep to say, "I thank you for caring for me, now here is a product you value." Make a statement with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

$17 for a boys’ cut and style with a deep-conditioning treatment ($40 value)
$30 for a men’s cut and style with a deep-conditioning treatment and scalp massage ($60 value)<p>

Shears vs. Razors: The Fine Line Between TexturesIn addition to scissors or clippers, your stylist may pull out a razor. Learn what it does with Groupon’s look.

Shears vs. Razors: The Fine Line Between Textures

Shears are often considered the tool of the trade, but stylists carry an oft-forgotten but equally important tool in their arsenal—the straight razor. Deciding which one to use depends on a variety of factors, the texture and density of your hair chief among them. Though shears can create virtually any style from any angle, the result is always a straight, blunt cut—lending the hair definition but potentially making it look thick. A razor, on the other hand, cuts with a single fine blade, forming a softer, feathered appearance more akin to a peacock’s majestic bouffant.<p>

For people with fine to medium hair with a fairly smooth texture, this can create a dynamic, tossable style with lots of movement. If you have coarse or very fine hair, however, scissors might still be the better bet, as the razor might end up making it frizzy. Curly hair raises somewhat of a dilemma; though its coarse texture seems to demand shears, the tendency for ringlets to accumulate as a single, thick mass means a razor might be able to reduce the hair’s weight and boost its movement and playfulness.

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85% of 13 customers recommend

“Great place my son and I got haircuts together same time and watched sponge Bob! Michael B Chicago, IL”

Michael B. 01/2015
“Emelie was very professional, very nice and a great stylist! Patience is key with little ones and she def has that! ”

vanessa 01/2015
“Good haircut! ”

Nicholas S. 05/2014