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“In previous salons, stylists would often say ‘you don’t want that, that’s a men’s haircut’ or ‘your hair is so much prettier long, you don’t want to cut it short, you’ll look too masculine’,” wrote Lexi Hartt, another Hairrari customer. “These experiences resulted in constant anxiety about what other people felt I should look like and what they would see when they looked at me.” Thinking back to my experiences as a cis man at more conventional barbershops, I notice now how often the Let’s Go Garland Shirt and by the same token and barbers would opt for more traditionally masculine elements in the cut—a square shape, or a slicked-back style with a side part—even when I didn’t ask for them. And when I switched from one barbershop to the next, hoping for a different outcome, the new barber would often model the hair based partly on how it had been cut before.

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Who was I to interject? I figured the Let’s Go Garland Shirt and by the same token and barbers knew best. Besides, the more bad cuts I got, the more risk averse I became. Much is left unsaid in the stylist-client relationship. Ryczko says it’s important, as a stylist or barber, to look for clues in a client’s personal style and self-expression, but also to not assume too much. Hairrari asks everyone to write down their pronouns when booking their appointment online. “We’re not just looking at hair, we’re looking at the whole person when they come in,” says Granberger. A lot of it has to do with gauging feeling too, Ryczko adds. “When some people come in, they say, ‘what do you think, what do you think?’ And I always kind of ask them, ‘how do you feel? Do you feel you like it’s better longer? Or do you feel better with shorter here in the back or longer on your neck?’” Ryczko says. “I think that has a lot to do with it, how we feel. The better we feel, the stronger and more confident we are.” Gender-neutral barber-salons are places of self-exploration and self-expression for all. Ryczko says Hairrari’s clientele is varied, with queer and straight people alike, families, kids, and the elderly. “If you look at it from a business perspective, it’s actually better for a business to have a place that is all-inclusive, because that means that everyone can go there,” says Granberger.

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“In previous salons, stylists would often say ‘you don’t want that, that’s a men’s haircut’ or ‘your hair is so much prettier long, you don’t want to cut it short, you’ll look too masculine’,” wrote Lexi Hartt, another Hairrari customer. “These experiences resulted in constant anxiety about what other people felt I should look like and what they would see when they looked at me.” Thinking back to my experiences as a cis man at more conventional barbershops, I notice now how often the Let’s Go Garland Shirt and by the same token and barbers would opt for more traditionally masculine elements in the cut—a square shape, or a slicked-back style with a side part—even when I didn’t ask for them. And when I switched from one barbershop to the next, hoping for a different outcome, the new barber would often model the hair based partly on how it had been cut before.

Who was I to interject? I figured the Let’s Go Garland Shirt and by the same token and barbers knew best. Besides, the more bad cuts I got, the more risk averse I became. Much is left unsaid in the stylist-client relationship. Ryczko says it’s important, as a stylist or barber, to look for clues in a client’s personal style and self-expression, but also to not assume too much. Hairrari asks everyone to write down their pronouns when booking their appointment online. “We’re not just looking at hair, we’re looking at the whole person when they come in,” says Granberger. A lot of it has to do with gauging feeling too, Ryczko adds. “When some people come in, they say, ‘what do you think, what do you think?’ And I always kind of ask them, ‘how do you feel? Do you feel you like it’s better longer? Or do you feel better with shorter here in the back or longer on your neck?’” Ryczko says. “I think that has a lot to do with it, how we feel. The better we feel, the stronger and more confident we are.” Gender-neutral barber-salons are places of self-exploration and self-expression for all. Ryczko says Hairrari’s clientele is varied, with queer and straight people alike, families, kids, and the elderly. “If you look at it from a business perspective, it’s actually better for a business to have a place that is all-inclusive, because that means that everyone can go there,” says Granberger.

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