A full women’s cut finished with a blowout. Price may vary with length and thickness.
Book this serviceLength and thickness affect the time and product — your barber will confirm.
The basics done right — everything from a tight skin fade to an all-scissor cut. Eyebrows and rear neck shave included.
Details & book →A full detailed haircut plus a beard trim and line-up with a straight razor and hot towel. Sensitive-skin tools available.
Details & book →Cleaning up all the small details with a straight razor and hot-towel finish. Fading, blending, lining and mustache included.
Details & book →The most enjoyable way to shave your head — a shaving-cream scalp massage, a straight-razor shave, and a hot-towel and powder finish.
Details & book →A precision cut finished with a full blowout — all under one roof at Tomasso's on Route 42 in Turnersville.
A women's haircut and blowdry is one service, not two bolted together. The cut shapes how your hair falls; the blowout reveals whether that shape actually works. At Tomasso's, the barber consults with you first, then cuts dry or wet depending on your texture and goal, and the blowout is styled to match — not just to add volume across the board.
Price and time vary because hair is not uniform. Fine, shoulder-length hair and thick, waist-length hair require different amounts of product, heat work, and chair time. Your barber will confirm the estimate during consultation before any work begins, so there are no surprises at the register.
The result is a finish you can replicate at home. Your barber can walk you through the technique and products used so the style holds past day one — something a quick blowout-only appointment rarely covers.
Tomasso's sits on Route 42 in Turnersville — a central point that draws clients from Washington Township, Sewell, Blackwood, Sicklerville, and Deptford without the parking friction of a mall salon. The shop is open seven days a week, 10am to 7pm, which matters in a suburb where most errands and appointments have to fit around work and school schedules.
South Jersey humidity is a real factor for a blowout. Dense, humid air — common from late spring through early fall in Gloucester County — means a style finished without the right product and technique can deflate by the time you reach your car. Barbers here see this regularly and adjust hold products and heat settings accordingly.
The shop's footprint — nine licensed barbers on the floor — means you are not waiting on one stylist's availability. Appointments are booked per chair, so scheduling flexibility is higher than at a two- or three-person studio, which is a practical advantage if your calendar shifts week to week.
Spots fill quickly on weekends — grab a chair online or call the shop directly to find a time that works.