Person Behind The Place Noor Kiswani

Bellevue, WALocal News

Uppercuts Barbershop, co-owned by Noor Kiswani and his brother MJ, is a new addition to Bellevue's vibrant local scene, drawing from a rich family barbering heritage. Inspired by a high-quality men's hair product from Australia, they aim to replicate that excellence in their services. The barbershop prides itself on creating a homely atmosphere where all customers feel welcomed and valued. Noor finds joy in transforming clients' looks, believing that a good haircut can significantly boost their confidence and mood. The unique combination of old-school and new-school skills allows them to cater to a variety of hairstyles, setting them apart from other local barbershops.

Additionally, Uppercuts promotes local businesses by allowing customers to order food from nearby eateries while they wait. Their vision is to integrate into the Bellevue community and provide job opportunities, ensuring everyone can enjoy top-notch services. By emphasizing customer experience and community support, Uppercuts Barbershop is poised to become a beloved fixture in downtown Bellevue.

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