Inside either Moxie location it is not unusual to see a client getting a mohawk shaped into shark-fin perfection sitting next to a businesswoman getting her neatly cut layers blown out straight and glossy as silk, while in the next chair over a slick boy with jeans, cowboy shirt, and wallet chain gets a not-too-long, not-too-short man-style. Whichever way you roll, Moxie owner Stephan Adams and his talented crew have your back. As Adams bounds from chair to chair, wielding his scissors or hairdryer, he is a flash of motion, like a haircutting superhero. His demeanor is friendly and gregarious, making hanging out with him while you get your hair cut half the fun. Most important, he listens to his clients and understands what they want. He will not try to talk you out of a haircut because it is too wild or conservative, but he might try to talk you out of one that will make you look totally fug—and he is always right. From the moment you walk in the door and sit down with a magazine and a cup of tea, to the time you step back out onto the city street transformed into a perfectly coiffed version of yourself, you feel pampered. Adams and his staff clearly love their art—the art of making us all look a little better.