Samantha "Sammi" Rosso

Owner and Master Barber

A licensed master barber who was practically born with clippers in her hand. Barbering runs deep in her family on both sides. She is one of the few barbers left doing a true classic gentleman's cut, straight razor and all. After years honing her craft, including running her own shop in Buffalo's Lovejoy neighborhood, Sammi came home to carry on the family tradition at the shop her parents built. She keeps things simple: walk-ins welcome, no appointment needed, and a chair ready for every age from toddlers to seniors. Whether it is a sharp classic cut or a fresh modern style, Sammi treats every client like neighborhood family, because that is exactly what they are.

Anthony Malczewski

Third-Generation Barber

Anthony is proof the family tradition is alive and cutting strong. As a third-generation barber, he is following right in the footsteps of his mom and grandparents, bringing fresh energy to a shop built on old-school values. Bring him a screenshot. He cuts the TikTok fades and trending styles people come in asking for, and he learned classic barbering from his mom and grandmother, so he is just as sharp on a traditional cut. Come see him for a look that is on-trend today and built to last.

Cindy Rosso-Montanino

Barber and Family Matriarch

Cindy is where it all started. A master barber with over four decades behind the chair, she is the one who first showed Sammi that this trade could be a life's calling. Known around Kenmore for her steady hands and warm, no-nonsense style, Cindy has spent her career building the kind of loyal, everybody-knows-your-name clientele that only comes from doing right by people for years on end. She is still cutting hair alongside her family today.

Richard Rosso

Founding Barber

Richard is the man who planted the roots. He has been cutting hair for over five decades and built the shop into the trusted community institution it is today, employing and mentoring other barbers along the way. He is retired down in Florida now, but when he comes back to town, he picks up the clippers. His steady hand and old-school values are the foundation that Sammi Red's still stands on.

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