HairCuts
Responses ellicited from the NM Goth list. I asked for place that would do Mohawks:
>The only place I've been to have my hair cut here is La Naru Hati >(sp?) on Central, and it was a very pleasant experience. I wasn't >having a mohawk done but the hairstyles I saw walking out before me >were very non-cookie cutter and the guy who cut my hair, I forget his >name, was from my hometown, Austin, and seemed skilled with his razor >and also seemed to be a very kewl guy just to chat with, so there's my >two cents... > >Samantha Anne Thrax
>try madusa's they are right off central across from where the riverside used to be, i think thats >washington. they're pretty cool and do stuff like that > >chris
>Medusa's is quite good. And there is a great scene revolving around >the place. Worth infiltrating if you, like me, are of the older >generation, and looking for new and fun things to do. I found I >could bleach my hair better then anyone I pay $50-$75 to, so I >stopped going to salons. > >t.
>Also look for a guy named Lorenzo Colorado. He used to be at a place >off of San Mateo behind La Quinta (that funny little road back >there). Renaissance? He is a fantastic guy, and I have recommended >him to people that never go anywhere else after that. He does an >excellent Cher and Dead or Alive in shows at the Pulse too. > >(again with the) t.
>I've spent the last 6 years seeing Tony at Laru Ni Hati in Nob Hill. >Tony, however is headed to greener pastures (Denver). I do recommend >Christine or Greg or just about anyone at the same shop - they're all >fabulous. > >My color and cut at there, including tip, was about $90. Their >haircuts are about $30-$40 and they don't do perms of any kind. > >I've heard good things about Medusa, too, so I may just check 'em out >myself when I need a cut again. Then again, I may just drive to >Denver every 6 weeks to see Tony. sigh > >Feeling abandoned, > >Diva
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