Iced Out Barbershop

Jackie Starr opened her first Iced Out Barbershop in Las Vegas in 2004. After moving from St. Louis, she built a barber and beauty business that now lists two local locations and an associated line of grooming products and tools.

Starr is known beyond the shop for her years as Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s personal barber. Black Enterprise’s profile independently identifies her as the proprietor of Iced Out and describes the expansion to a second Las Vegas shop. The business’s own history places neighborhood service alongside that high-profile work.

In the chair

Iced Out lists haircuts, fades, tapers, designs and color among its services for men and women. Shaves, beard care and skin-care services round out the barbering side. Customers can follow the booking links from the website or contact the business to work out which location and service they need.

The shop’s visual identity carries into Iced Out Lifestyle, a related brand of hair products, barber tools and apparel. That connection gives the business a retail component, while the barber and beauty services remain the starting point for the wider brand.

A shop with neighborhood roots

Starr’s published story describes involvement in free haircuts for children and other community events. She presents the barbershop as a welcoming place for people from different backgrounds and incomes, an emphasis rooted in the relationships built around regular appointments.

The website includes interviews and articles about Starr’s career, making it possible to learn about the person behind the chairs before booking. For a customer seeking a fade, a detailed design or routine beard maintenance, Iced Out provides a direct local contact and a business whose owner’s work spans everyday neighborhood service and entertainment-industry clients.

Contact Iced Out Barbershop

Las Vegas, NV
Business website
702-646-5098

Researched October 5, 2026. Source 1; Source 2; Source 3; Source 4. Independent directory listing; the owner has not yet claimed a seat or installed a badge. For corrections or removal, contact Cody. Listings are free; badges are optional.