Omiha Bay is a barber in Omiha, the small settlement on Waiheke Island, and holds a 3.8 rating on Google.
A barber's trade is largely clipper and scissor work — short back and sides, fades, beard trims — where the skill lies in the blend and the taper rather than long, styled cuts. A good one asks how your hair has grown out since the last visit, because that shows where to leave weight and where to tidy. Regulars tend to keep the same barber for years; the real test is consistency, a cut that comes out right each time without long explanations. In small communities the barbershop often runs on walk-ins and conversation, so waiting your turn is part of it.
For locals, having a barber in Omiha itself means a trim no longer needs a trip across the island.