Hometown Health & Beauty
A haircut is one of those everyday expenses that can quietly add up for local families.
Parents paying for several children’s haircuts, working adults maintaining a professional appearance, and retirees keeping a regular grooming schedule all have a reason to pay attention to prices.
In Seagoville and Crandall, residents can choose between traditional neighborhood barbershops and businesses offering modern styling services.
Two examples are Gordons Barber Shop in Seagoville and Tuna’s Barbershop in Crandall.
A Seagoville neighborhood option
Gordons Barber Shop is listed at 2202 N. Highway 175 in Seagoville. Residents can contact the business at 972-287-0088.
For customers considering a new barbershop, the important questions extend beyond the price of a basic haircut. Some customers want a simple trim, while others need a fade, beard maintenance, or a particular style.
Before visiting, customers should ask whether the business accepts walk-ins, whether appointments are available, and whether additional grooming services carry separate charges.
A family bringing multiple children might also want to ask about children’s haircut prices and whether the shop can accommodate several customers during one visit.
Current service prices and operating hours for Gordons Barber Shop were not independently confirmed for this article.
Crandall shop publishes haircut prices
Tuna’s Barbershop, located at 1101 US-175, Suite 500, in Crandall, provides a useful comparison because it publishes a service menu. Residents can contact the business at 469-860-3052.
The business lists a standard haircut at $35, a haircut and beard trim at $45, and a children’s haircut for customers younger than 10 at $28. Its published menu also lists a $30 service for customers younger than 17.
The shop advertises traditional grooming alongside contemporary hairstyles. Its website identifies Tuesday through Saturday appointment options and additional Sunday hours, although customers should confirm the current schedule.
Tuna’s also advertises discounts for seniors, military personnel, emergency responders, police officers, and teachers. Customers should verify eligibility and the applicable discount before booking.
What families should compare
A $5 or $10 difference between haircut prices can become significant when several family members need appointments every month.
However, the advertised price is only one part of the decision. Customers should also consider the service included, appointment availability, travel distance, and whether their preferred barber can accommodate their hairstyle.
For example, a customer requesting a beard trim should establish whether that service is included or charged separately. Parents should also ask whether the advertised children’s rate changes with age.
Neither shop should be assumed to have immediate appointment availability without confirmation.
For local families, the smartest haircut choice combines an understandable price with the right service and a convenient appointment.
