Gina
Built the shop. Named in the reviews for thick hair, multiple cowlicks, and for working with somebody who walks in not sure what they want and walks out happy. “Gina has built a fantastic shop here with a welcoming, friendly vibe.”
About the shop
Rebels & Razors opened in the strip at 5886 Dixie Hwy and has not had a review below five stars since.

“At Rebels & Razors Barbershop, our mission is to provide a welcoming space where community and style connect. We strive to deliver the highest quality haircuts and grooming services to our clients, ensuring they leave feeling their best.” That is the shop's own line, and the reviews read like people agreeing with it one at a time.
Gina owns the shop and cuts in it. Jade is the second chair, and the shop's newest barber. Between them they cover the whole board — fades, tapers, buzz cuts, classic cuts, beard work, hot-towel shaves, kids under 12 and women's cuts — and they are the two names customers use when they write about the place.
Regulars also report a couple of things the shop has never claimed for itself: that Jade came from years in an Italian barbershop, and that Gina cut for military personnel before opening here. Both are worth asking about in the chair.
The room is small and clean, which is not our word for it — “the inside was nice and clean” is what a first-timer wrote, and “they maintain the place well” is what a regular wrote. The flags out front say OPEN and WALK-INS. Take a chair.
The two chairs
What each of them gets asked for, according to the people who wrote the reviews.
Built the shop. Named in the reviews for thick hair, multiple cowlicks, and for working with somebody who walks in not sure what they want and walks out happy. “Gina has built a fantastic shop here with a welcoming, friendly vibe.”
The shop's newest barber and, going by the reviews, the one first-timers get sent to. Named for taper fades and skin fades. “Jade who cuts my hair has me walking out never dissapointed with how I look.”
What people say