By Rhyma Castillo, Staff Writer | San Antonio Express-News (SAEN), 2026-05-08 12:40:26
马丁内斯精心设计的剪发风格以清晰的线条、平滑的渐变和华丽的弧线为特征。
马刺精神在圣安东尼奥及其周边地区根深蒂固，甚至已经“长”到了人们的头上。
至少，这是博尔内地区一家理发店最新系列作品背后的理念：设计马刺主题发型，帮助球迷们大声且自豪地展示球队在季后赛取得的成功。
“这一切都始于我们是马刺球迷，你懂的，”Buena Gente 理发店的老板安赫尔·阿吉拉尔 (Angel Aguilar) 周五表示。“我们聚在一起开始讨论这件事。我们说，‘嘿，我们应该尝试一下这个，’”他补充道，并指出他们最初是在圣安东尼奥狂欢节 (Fiesta) 期间开始推出这种定制发型的。
当然，那是这座令全城沸腾的球队七年来首次杀入 NBA 季后赛的时候。“我们知道那是属于篮球的季节。我们知道人们有多兴奋。我们这里所有人都是马刺球迷，”阿吉拉尔说道。“我们开始做这些发型，然后它们就火了。”
这些备受追捧的设计背后的推手是 38 岁的雷内·马丁内斯 (Rene Martinez)——也被称为 理发师 RJ (RJ the Barber)——他从初中起就开始理发了。
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“我并没有提前规划这些设计，”马丁内斯周五表示。“基本上，我只是随性而发，根据脑子里的想法来操作。我在脑海中看到一个创意，然后就像‘复制粘贴’一样把它呈现在顾客头上。”
“我做这行很久了，大约从六年级或七年级开始，”他说道，并提到他在当地的一家沃尔玛买了他的第一把理发剪。“我就读于东区的戴维斯初中。那时候发型设计非常流行。我开始给朋友理发，从那以后就一直干到现在……已经 20 多年了。”
经验说明了一切：马丁内斯的风格以清晰的线条、平滑的渐变和华丽的弧线为特征。“我并没有提前规划这些设计，”他说道。“基本上，我只是随性而发，根据脑子里的想法来操作。我在脑海中看到一个创意，然后就像‘复制粘贴’一样把它呈现在顾客头上。”
在球队 2026 年季后赛征程期间，马丁内斯的预约一直很满，越来越多的客户前来要求定制马刺主题发型。普通理发收费 35 美元，发型设计收费 50 美元，两者结合则收费 80 美元。
如果你想在位于博尔内北主街 1018 号的 Buena Gente 理发店预约马丁内斯的服务，可以通过 Instagram 账号 @rjskuts 联系他，或者拨打理发店电话 (830) 331-4777。
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这些备受追捧的设计背后的推手是 38 岁的雷内·马丁内斯——也被称为“理发师 RJ”——他从初中起就开始理发了。
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Spurs-inspired hair art triggers viral attention for Boerne barbershop
Martinez’s curated cut style is characterized by cleanly defined lines, smooth gradient fades and flourished loops.
Spurs spirit has such deep roots in San Antonio and beyond that it’s growing out of people’s heads.
At least, that’s the idea behind one Boerne-area barber shop’s latest series of creations: Spurs-themed haircuts designed to help fans wear the team’s playoff success loud and proud.
“It all started 'cause we were Spurs fans you know?” Buena Gente Barbershop owner Angel Aguilar said Friday. “We got together and all just started talking about it. We said, ‘Hey, we should try this out,’” he added, noting they first started rolling out the custom cuts during Fiesta season.
Of course, that’s when the team that has the city buzzing nabbed a jab at the NBA playoffs for the first time in seven years. “We knew what season it was. We knew how excited people are. We’re all Spurs fans here,” Aguilar said. “We started doing them, and they just took off.”
The man behind the coveted designs, 38-year-old Rene Martinez — otherwise known as RJ the Barber — has been cutting hair since he was in middle school.
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“I don’t really plan the designs out ahead of time,” Martinez said Friday. “Basically, I just go with the flow and work with whatever’s in my head. I see an idea in my mind and I just sort of copy-and-paste it onto the customer.”
“I’ve been doing this for a long time, since about sixth or seventh grade,” he said, noting that he got his first pair of hair clippers at a local Walmart. “I went to Davis Middle School on the East Side. The (haircut) designs were big back then. I started cutting my friend’s hair, and I’ve just been cutting hair ever since … 20-something years already.”
The experience shows: Martinez’s style is characterized by cleanly defined lines, smooth gradient fades and flourishing loops. “I don’t really plan the designs out ahead of time,” he said. “Basically, I just go with the flow and work with whatever’s in my head. I see an idea in my mind and I just sort of copy-and-paste it onto the customer.”
Martinez has been booked and busy during the team’s 2026 playoff run, with more and more clients coming in to request a custom Spurs-themed cut. He charges $35 for a regular cut and $50 for a design, or $80 for both.
If you’d like to schedule an appointment with Martinez at Buena Gente Barbershop, at 1018 N. Main St. in Boerne, you can reach out to him on Instagram at @rjskuts, or contact the barbershop at (830) 331-4777.
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The man behind the coveted designs, 38-year-old Rene Martinez — otherwise known as “RJ the Barber” — has been cutting hair since he was in middle school.
By Rhyma Castillo, Staff Writer, via San Antonio Express-News