Keep your shape
The regular cut
Clippers, scissors, a fresh neckline and a finish that fits your routine.
The service board
Know the cut. Know the price.
A consultation and styling advice come with every haircut. Choose a longer appointment when you want to change the shape.
Clean through the sides
Skin fade
A close fade with time for the blend, top and finishing details.
Change it up
Scissor restyle
A proper conversation about length, weight and a new direction.
The full reset
Cut + beard
Your haircut and beard shape planned as one appointment.
A little maintenance
Beard shape
Balanced length, clean cheek lines and a defined neckline.
Keep it simple
Clipper all over
One length, a tidy outline and no complicated styling.
Example prices for this fictional barbershop. Extra work is discussed before a service begins.
Bring a reference
Keep the character.
A photo is a starting point. The useful conversation is about your texture, your routine and how much length you want to keep.
Let the texture do its thing.
Talk about length on top, weight at the sides and how it falls without product.
Reference: natural texture
Get the balance right.
Keep the fullness you like; refine the cheek line, neckline and transition into the haircut.
Reference: beard and outlineIllustrative stock photography. These are style references, not client work.
Before you head over.
Walk in or make an appointment?
Appointments are the easiest way to plan your day. Walk-ins fit around booked times; call before heading over if your schedule is tight.
What if I want a completely different cut?
Choose the scissor restyle so there is time to discuss your reference, your hair texture and the length you want to keep.
Can I ask for a quieter appointment?
Yes. Mention it when arranging the visit. You can still ask questions about the cut without making conversation throughout.