When his career as ""hairdresser to the rap stars"" ends abruptly, Flex's younger brother Kevin returns home hoping to take over the family barbershop, but after Flex sells it out from under him, he agrees to let Kevin stay on as manager. Later, Flex and Kevin team up to confront Kevin's former employer, a gangster rapper, in order to get the money he owes Kevin. Meanwhile after Flex grounds her Breanna tries hard not to break her punishment.

When hair-care mogul Jack Sherwood buys the family barbershop from Flex, Kevin is forced to co- manage the place with the new owner's spoiled daughter Tiffany, but they immediately butt heads over their different views of how the salon should be run. Later, Kevin and Tiffany agree to incorporate both of their ideas under one roof, making the shop a place where men can hang out, watch sports and have a beer all while getting a haircut, and at the same time be an urban oasis for women and men; where they can offer massages, highlights and lattes made to order.

Breanna's Uncle Kevin flies in from Baltimore to try selling his line of hair-care products to L.A. salons; Breanna refuses to let Arnaz bring any of his dates into the house.