When stylist Joshua Lucero looked into opening his own shop inclusivity was top of mind, which is why he's doing away with 'men's' and 'women's' haircuts.
SALT LAKE CITY — When stylist Joshua Lucero looked into opening his own shop inclusivity was top of mind. The 31-year-old has been a stylist for a decade, and in that time learned the importance of making his clients feel comfortable in the chair.
As an active member of the LGBTQ community, Lucero looked for ways that his business could support those in the community. He came up with the idea of doing away with gender-specific haircuts. "I've had a lot of clients tell me like, 'Oh, I went to a barbershop, and they just kept calling me "dude," and like, "Do you want this men's haircut? Do you want a men's taper?"' And they were like, 'No, I just want a taper. I just want you to cut my hair,'" Lucero said.
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