Elite Kutz

I have lived in the Plano area for almost ten years. I have been to Elitekutz and did not want to continue business there. my normal barber is on vacation for a couple weeks. After forty five minutes of sitting and waiting. While Hollywood (one of the barbers) sits there on his phone for twenty minutes and I’m the only customer left in a store that only had three customers there to begin with. I decided after fifty minutes had gone by I walked out. Not only am I writing this review. I’m contacting red the owner. I also do not like getting my hair cut by someone who is currently stoned and smells like weed.

Don’t know why it says that it’s open on Sunday’s when it’s closed. The website wasn’t informative either.

Tyrone is my barber but from the looks of other barbers Jan-​Michael and Red can cut also

Red is my barber, but Tristan and Mike have cut my hair too… All dope barbers in there.

I hate to skew the ratings due to one barber, but that’s how it goes. I’ll leave him nameless.
I wanted to like this place, but my experience was odd and underwhelming.
First, the PROS: They were fast and had about five barbers on the floor. I walked in and the only guy who wasn’t busy cut my hair (in hindsight, maybe there’s a reason he wasn’t busy).
He started off being really helpful; he asked about hair length, and seemed pretty detail-​oriented. Then things went downhill…
Someone brought him his lunch, and he got really irritable after that (no joke). He handed me the mirror, and my forehead line was EXTREMELY crooked. I pointed this out to him, and also asked if he could round the corners a bit. «ROUND THE CORNERS?! YOU WANT ME TO ROUND THE CORNERS?!», he asked grumpily, like I was a weirdo. I repeated the request while keeping my cool. He acknowledged that he f*cked up the forehead, and fixed both requests.
Then I asked about taper options, and he retorted «you didn’t ask for a taper. You wanna taper?» I didn’t ask for the sharp corners, but he did it anyway, so why was the taper a problem now? I looked at the mirror again, and decided to leave it as is to prevent more headache. I paid the dude and left.
I’m not much of a talker during haircuts, so I really don’t know what I might have done to piss the dude off. Also, his fingers smelled weed (I’m speaking from experience here). That wasn’t a problem, until he f*cked up my forehead. I guess he needed a carpenter’s level.
TWO MONTHS LATER:
My hair is growing unevenly. I already need a redo. This time, I’ll go elsewhere and get it done properly by someone who isn’t suffering a case of the munchies.

My boyfriend goes here to get his edge up /​hair cut and he likes it.
I love it because they spray his hair with some afro shine at the end that makes it smell like strawberries. Every time I can, I hint that he needs to go see Hollywood.
Thanks Elite Kutz!

Best Barber in Plano.

DO NOT GO TO THIS SHOP FOR A CUT; OR, AT LEAST, DO NOT LET ROY CUT YOUR HAIR!!! I went to this shop for a haircut, and my hair looked terrible when «Roy» was done. Living in different areas of the Dallas metroplex throughout my life, I’ve been to many different barbershops and I’ve had some great haircuts. I consider myself to be a «haircut connoisseur.» That’s why I know that this was one of the worst haircuts I’ve ever had. The edge-​up was crooked, the taper fade was barely faded at all, and the length was wrong. I couldn’t see what «Roy» was doing in the big mirror while he was cutting because the mirror was tilted back and pointing at an angle towards the ceiling– MAYBE on purpose. And, honestly, the whole haircut just didn’t even feel «normal» during the process. One of the other barbers in the shop may be better, but I am not going to take the chance again. TERRIBLE! Don’t waste your hard-​earned money at this spot!