Just inside the front doors of the Fort Chaffee Post Exchange, you’ll find more than just a barbershop—you’ll find a tradition. Whether you’re due for a clean military cut, a modern fade, or just need to tighten things up before drill weekend, this is the place. Lisa, the longtime heart and soul of the shop, brings years of steady hands, sharp tools, and genuine care for each customer who sits in her chair. She’s built a reputation for service with pride, professionalism, and respect for those who serve.

As a bonus for history buffs and Elvis fans alike, this humble shop also holds a piece of rock-and-roll and military history: the very barber chair where Elvis Presley received his induction haircut before entering the U.S. Army in 1958. Fort Chaffee marked the end of Elvis’s sideburns and the beginning of his service. “Hair today, gone tomorrow,” he famously quipped. Come for the cut—stay for the legacy.