Services & Pricing

A classic haircut includes consultation, shape adjustment, scissor and clipper work, washing and styling. Choose it when you want to refresh the cut, change proportions or keep your current style sharper.

A clipper cut is shorter and suited to simple minimal styles. Longer hair needs a dedicated service because it requires more sectioning, length control and finishing.

A beard trim shapes the length, balances weight, cleans the neck and refines cheek lines. Short stubble needs precise edges, while a fuller beard also needs proportion with the haircut.

Straight razor shaving is more ritual-based and includes skin preparation, hot towel work and a clean finish.

The combo is the best option when you want one consistent result in a single visit. The barber can connect the fade height with the beard line, sideburns and overall shape.

Clients often choose it before an important meeting, photo session, trip or whenever the previous cut has clearly lost form.

Add-ons such as colour blending, waxing, eyebrow clean-up or care treatments complete the result without a separate appointment elsewhere.

Arrive a few minutes early and bring two or three reference photos if you have them. It helps the barber understand whether top length, clean sides, natural texture or a sharper outline matters most.

The best result comes from a regular refresh rhythm for hair and beard. Short fades and very clean outlines usually need more frequent visits because growth changes the side and nape lines quickly. Classic cuts, longer hair and more natural beards can be maintained with longer gaps, but the proportions should still be checked before the shape collapses.

During the appointment you can ask when to return, which product to use and how to style after washing. That conversation saves time in the morning, helps keep the salon result longer and makes the next booking easier because you know whether you need a full haircut, side refresh, beard trim or combo.

If you are preparing for an important event, book in advance. It leaves room for consultation, detail work and possible style correction before a meeting, photo session, wedding or trip.

If you only want to tidy the sides and keep the current shape, a shorter service may be enough. When you change proportions, shorten longer hair, build a new parting or want a very clean fade, choose a full haircut with time for consultation and finishing.

For a beard, length is not the only factor. The cheek line, neck, weight under the jaw and connection with the haircut often need work too. A combo is practical when hair and beard should look like one coherent result instead of two separate services without a shared plan.

If you are not sure which option fits your reference photo, choose a service with a small time buffer or call before booking. A short conversation helps avoid rushing and lets the barber include washing, line refinement and simple home styling advice.