Stage 1 · Consultation
What you want and what your hair will do.
Our services, in detail
Four services, all starting with a consultation.
Program 01 · For your hair, not the photo
Cuts, fades & restyles
Bring the photo by all means — it tells us what you like. Then we will tell you honestly whether your hair texture, density and growth pattern will do that, and what will get closest. That conversation is the difference between a good cut and an awkward month.
Stage 2 · Agreed
Length and shape settled before we start.
Stage 3 · Cut
Checked with you as we go.
Stage 4 · Aftercare
How to keep it, and when to come back.
Stage 1 · Shape
What suits your jaw and growth.
Stage 2 · Lines
Set to grow out well.
Stage 3 · Trim
Even, and to the length agreed.
Stage 4 · Finish
Tidied, with upkeep explained.
Program 02 · Lines that grow out well
Beard shaping & trims
A beard line cut too high looks sharp on the day and wrong within a fortnight. We set the neckline and cheek line where they suit your jaw and where growing out will not look untidy, which matters more than how crisp it is when you leave.
Program 03 · Single-use blades, always
Hot towel shaves
A proper shave is mostly preparation — hot towels, oil and lather to soften the beard before a blade touches it. Blades are single use, every time. Tell us about skin conditions, cold sores, recent facial treatments or blood-thinning medication beforehand, because sometimes the right answer is not today.
Stage 1 · Check
Skin, conditions and medication.
Stage 2 · Preparation
Towels, oil and lather, properly.
Stage 3 · Shave
With a fresh single-use blade.
Stage 4 · Finish
Cooled, soothed and checked.
Stage 1 · Quiet slot
Booked when the shop is calmer.
Stage 2 · Settle in
No rush, no surprises.
Stage 3 · Cut
At their pace, with breaks.
Stage 4 · Stop if needed
Better than a bad first memory.
Program 04 · At a quieter time
Children's cuts
A busy shop with clippers running is a lot for a small child. We book children into quieter slots, take it at their pace, and stop if they have had enough — a partly finished cut and a child who will come back beats a finished cut and one who never will.
Due a cut?
Book a chair, or walk in and we will fit you in when one is free.