LGBTQ+ salon · Dickson Street, Fayetteville

Cut for who you actually are.

A two-chair studio where haircuts are priced by time, not gender, and your name and pronouns are on file before you sit down.

Person with a platinum blonde mullet and round glasses in front of a bookshelf
Shaggy brunette mullet with face-framing layers
Black and white portrait of short, tousled curls

Pull up a chair

Two chairs, one rule: you set the direction.

Jordan opened Common Thread after years of watching friends drive to Tulsa for a haircut that felt right. Now there is one up the hill from the college: a sunny room with good music and stylists who listen.

Mullets, wolf cuts, soft shags, first short cuts, growing-out plans and clipper work. Tell us where you're headed and we'll work out how to get there.

— Jordan Reyes-Hart (they/them), owner

Portrait of a person with big highlighted curls in warm afternoon light

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First haircut where nobody asked about a 'men's or women's' price. Jordan just asked what I wanted to feel like. I cried a little, in a good way.
Sam K.Big change
My mullet has never been this balanced. It grows out like it was planned, because it was.
Ari T.Shape cut

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Find us in Dickson Street

Hours

  • Wed – Fri11a – 8p
  • Sat10a – 5p
  • Sun12p – 4p
  • Mon – TueClosed

Sunday afternoons are quieter, which suits first-timers and anyone sensory-sensitive.

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