Best for a haircut-averse kid: car chairs, cartoons, and a calming tool for anxious first-timers.

HaircutsFirst HaircutHair StylingManicures
IndoorBy appointmentYear-round
(817) 421-2887
southlake@sharkeyscutsforkids.com
280 Commerce St Unit 155, Southlake, TX 76092
Thu · 10AM – 7PM
Monday10AM – 7PM
Tuesday10AM – 7PM
Wednesday10AM – 7PM
Thursday10AM – 7PM
Friday10AM – 7PM
Saturday9AM – 6PM
Sunday10AM – 5PM
$32 - $39

$32 - $39

Core cut prices posted on the site: boys' haircut $32, girls' haircut $36 (includes a "minicure"), child's first haircut $39. Styling (updos, braids, curls), Day of Beauty, and parents' cuts are unpriced online — book or ask the studio.

Our take

Sharkey's Cuts for Kids is a children's hair salon near Southlake Town Square, and like most kids' salons it's engineered around distraction: kids sit in themed cars — a police cruiser, a race car — watching cartoons or Netflix while they get their hair cut. The menu covers boys' and girls' haircuts, a first-haircut package that comes with a keepsake certificate and a lock of hair, and styling like updos, braids, and curls. Girls' cuts include a "minicure," and there's a Day of Beauty option — hair, nails, and makeup in a private Tween Lounge — plus quick cuts for parents.

One detail that stands out: the studio publishes a social-narrative tool to help prepare kids with anxiety or sensory sensitivities for the visit. It's a franchise location running on a single-page site; core cut prices are posted, and everything books through its online system.

Local Tips

The studio is on Commerce Street in the Southlake Town Square area. A few practical notes:

  • The core haircut prices are posted online (with the girls' cut including a minicure), but styling, the Day of Beauty package, and parents' cuts aren't priced on the site — you'll see those when you book or by calling.
  • The salon is open seven days a week, and everything is handled through its online booking system.
  • If your child gets anxious about haircuts, it's worth asking about the social-narrative resource the studio offers to walk kids through what to expect.
Credentials

Sharkey's is a franchise location, and the Southlake site doesn't name a local owner or individual stylists — it describes its staff as warm, experienced stylists. What the studio markets on the credentials front is its handling of the experience itself, including a published social-narrative tool for kids with anxiety or sensory sensitivities. Families wanting specifics on who will cut their child's hair should ask when booking.

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