We KNOW you’ve seen this bright pink corvette around the valley! Ever wondered who it is? Hollywood icon Angelyne is famous for advertising herself in a series of billboards in the 80′s. She quickly gained attention and only moved up from there! This is her & owner/stylist Jazz yesterday when she paid a visit to Outlaw! Thanks for checkin’ us out, Angelyne! 

A new energy drink made by Tom Beard, the creator of Affliction Clothing! “EXHALE”, will be sold at OUTLAW! Six different flavors and each one WOWs in a different way! Give it a try next time you’re in for a cut!

Look who’s back!! Mike is back at Outlaw Tuesday-Saturday, and better than ever! Not only can he give you amazing haircuts, but he’s now a master at straight-razor shaves! Call 818-342-5299 to set up an appointment with him today!

about the event!

Outlaw by Jazz Barber Shop & Salon, a hair styling place with a mechanic’s garage motif, held a ribbon cutting ceremony Tuesday. Recognizing the shop’s year-and-half in business was the Woodland Hills-Tarzana Chamber of Commerce, and various elected officials.

Diana Williams and Jen Svejda of the Chamber were in attendance and presented a plaque to Jazz Monroe, owner of Outlaw by Jazz; Fred Flores, director of community relations for Congressman Howard Berman, and Erik Rodriguez, field representive for State Assemblyman Bob Blumenfield, presented certificates to Monroe.

Before the ribbon cutting ceremony, Monroe addressed the attendees and gave some history about how the Tarzana shop got its start, and explained why things like mechanic’s tool boxes, license plates and objects that resemble car interiors or auto body parts decorate the Ventura Boulevard location.

“We opened up a year-and-a-half ago,”  Monroe said. “We’re doing good, because we’re still here!”

Cheers and whistles erupted from the crowd, and Monroe acknowledged her staff and shop manager.

Monroe told the audience she chose Tarzana because it was close to her son’s school, and the shop’s location allowed her to “be a business owner, and be a mom.”

Monroe said the business concept is to be a place where “the entire family can get their hair needs met. Kids, moms, husbands, teenagers.”

Monroe then told the crowd, “If you look at Yelp (a crowd-sourced business rating website), we’re not disappointing. We’re five stars.”

Monroe said that her business emanated from a chance moment in Studio City. She was driving past the Floyd’s barber shop on Moorpark Street, and a “blonde in a little polka-dotted dress” cutting hair in the window, caught her eye. “I said, turn around! I want to know what that place is!” At the time, Monroe was looking for a job.

She eventually was hired at the Studio City Floyd’s, where she honed her skills in cutting hair, and worked for them for almost five years.

Monroe was asked where the nickname “Outlaw” came from. She said she got the name from her father, because he told her “he couldn’t control her.”

Monroe pointed out the motorcycle displayed in the window. “That’s Mom’s Harley in the window,” she said. She also mentioned that her mother, father and brother all passed away, and within a short span of time from each other.

Monroe said her father taught her a lot about business.

“My Dad told me, Jazz, you better open up your own business,” Monroe said. “Because you’re going to get fired from evey job you get!” The crowd broke out in laughter.

 Looking for beautifully healthy, sleek, & straight hair? Check out the Agave Straightening Treatment! A safer alternative to the Brazilian Blowout (no chemicals!) , Agave will leave your hair frizz free & gorgeously straight for weeks! It’s available NOW at Outlaw, so call today and book an appointment!

Father’s Day is comin’ up! Got a gift figured out? If not, we gotcha covered! Give Dad some man-pampering with a shave & haircut from Outlaw! We’ll put it on a gift card for ya so Dad can use it when he likes! Come n’ grab one today!

In order to give thanks to those currently enlisted in military forces, as well as our Veterans, OUTLAW gave out $5 haircuts to them all! It was a fun day at the shop, with fun conversations and delicious food provided by Jersey Mike’s in Tarzana! We’re glad we were able to give a small (but genuine!) amount of thanks to those who fight or have fought for our freedom! Thanks to all military guys & gals who came by!
Here are some of the pictures we snapped throughout the day! Enjoy!