Cuts and Capes Barbershop

Happy October, everyone.
Most of you may not be surprised to know
that I like Halloween to a degree that it makes my month kattywompus.
My work schedule will reflect this. As I will be taking vacation time and partaking in many other fiendish festivities. No. That is not an error. I am working a Monday here and there.
Speaking of scary, Trader Joe's will be opening soon. This means that for the next 4-5 months, parking will likely be a nightmare as everyone congregates to see the new thing.
Please feel free to bike here, drop off your kids, or have someone drop off you. Or don't. Maybe you are looking to get in the extra steps. Good on you!

Happy Halloween,
Austin Hayes

It is August. Which means it is back to school season.
Appointments are already sparse. But the waitlist is here to help. (bottom of the date and time page)
Select the dates and times that are most convenient for you.
When a spot becomes available, you will be notified via your preferred method (text or email).
Please make sure your contact information is accurate. So that you receive notifications.
Lastly, if you know you will be late, let me know. Life happens, and I will likely understand the situation.

See you soon.
Austin Hayes

Hello Heroes
Summer is here, and it is hot. So now is a great time to remind you of some summer hair dos and don'ts.
Sunscreen: Avoid putting sunscreen directly on the scalp as most sunscreens will build up and clog pores, which can lead to hair loss.
Sunburns: Sunburns are damaged epidermis. This can even include the scalp. If a sunburned scalp is too severe, I will turn away a client (without charge) until the area has healed.
Hats: Yes. Hats will block everyone from seeing how great of a haircut you have. But they will also greatly help keep your head cool and protected. Please wear at least one while in direct sunlight.
Hydrate: Dandruff is basically caused by a lack of moisture in the scalp. Drink water for a healthier scalp and stay hydrated.
Simple enough. See you soon. Try not to die.
Happy 4th,
Austin Hayes

Hello Heroes,
I want to extend my deepest thanks
to all who have ever sat in my chair. If you have been a client of mine for 6 years or 6 months, you have allowed me to continue doing what I enjoy to help pay the bills, buy food, and make my life more enjoyable.
To celebrate 4 years of being in business
Cuts And Capes Barbershop is offering discounts on all hair products through the month of June.
With that said. Are you planning a summer vacation? Do you want to look your best for Father's Day?
Remember, there is no limit to how far in advance you may schedule a haircut at Cuts and Capes Barbershop. Book online anytime.


Thank you,
Austin Hayes
Owner Cuts and Capes Barbershop

May is a busy month for many of us.
With proms, graduations, vacations, and interviews for that summer job, it is easy to forget Mother's Day. So make mamma proud and book your next appointment online, so you can look your best. Not just for mom but for yourself.
Speaking of moms. I will be taking a bit of time away from work (25th-27th) to celebrate my 20-year high school reunion and see my mom. I will resume work on Tuesday (28th) to make up for it.
See you soon.

Austin Hayes
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It's April, Fools!
Hello Heroes,��
April is Here. A new month, new hair products, and prom.�
That's right. It's prom season. Whether you're old enough
or too old to attend this formal event, be sure to book
your appointment in advance because
appointments will be going fast.�
Also, Cuts and Capes Barbershop is now stocked
with new Suavecito hair products.�
Everything from the newly popular sea salt spray
to classic pomades (with new fragrances)
to help keep your haircut from looking… foolish.
Happy April Everyone. See you soon. �

Austin Hayes, Owner�
Cuts and Capes Barbershop

There are still openings
For spring break appointments.
Book online cutsandcapes.com.

Do you have plans for Spring Break or Easter? Have you planned your next haircut in advance to ensure that you look your best and get a time/date that suits your schedule?
Remember, there is no limit to how far in advance you may schedule a haircut at Cuts and Capes Barbershop. So "Spring" into action. (Yay! He made the pun!)
Cuts and Capes Barbershop is extending its business hours during the week of Spring Break to better accommodate you, the client. Hopefully, it helps.



Thank you,
Austin Hayes
Owner Cuts and Capes Barbershop

What's This?
From now until January 1st
Cuts and Capes Barbershop
Is selling all hair products
Buy One Get One Half Off!
Get your stocking stuffers
For the hero or sidekick
in your home.
(While supplies last)

Cuts and Capes Barbershop's Thanksgiving schedule:
Sunday 19th - 9am - 4pm
Monday 20th - 9am -7pm
Tuesday 21st - 9am- 7pm
Wednesday 22nd - 9am - 7pm
Thursday 23rd - Closed
Friday 24th - Closed
Saturday 25th - Closed
Sunday 26th - Back to usual

When your hair is out of your eyes,
it helps you to pick out the good candy.

Taught my dude the difference between
a soccer hawk and a rocker hawk.
He was pleased.

Yes. It is spooky season. But that does not mean you should look scary all the time.
While the air will begin to chill, the air is still dry. And a dry climate tends to bring dryscalp/dandruff.
By simply drinking healthy amounts of water, turning down the heat on your hairdryer, interchanging your shampoo brands, and completely washing out said shampoo from your hair, you can prevent your scalp from being as dry as a mummy's.
Healthy hair starts with you. But Cuts and Capes Barbershop is here to help.

Happy October mortals,

Austin H.
Owner Cuts and Capes Barbershop

Colin is in cross country running.
With as hot as it has been,
Colin could not have been happier
To have walked out light headed.

Wait for it...

Some of you have expressed how you have gone to book an appointment, and your preferred date and time were not available.
Well, the wait is over... kind of.
Introducing the wait list!
The waitlist can be found at the bottom of the calendar page.
Just select your preferred date and time range in which you would like your appointment to be made. When that appointment becomes available, you will be contacted.
I hope this helps. See you soon.

Austin Hayes