First cut
30–45 minScissors first, then a quiet clipper if your child is ready. A booster, a lap or the big chair, and a break whenever it helps.
The menu
Every service has a time. Your barber's price shows when you book.
Scissors first, then a quiet clipper if your child is ready. A booster, a lap or the big chair, and a break whenever it helps.
No clippers at all, for kids who do not like the buzz. It takes longer than a clipper cut and leaves a softer line.
Two or three kids booked together and cut one after another, so one trip covers everyone. Tell us how many when you book.
A first cut is easiest in a quiet hour, Tuesday or Thursday morning.
Clippers on the back and sides, scissors on top. Bring a photo of the cut they want.
Book: Short cutBlended from short to long, high or low. Cut on straight, wavy, curly or coily hair.
Ends tidied, the neckline cleaned up and a part set. For waves, curls and long straight hair.
Book: Long-hair trimA quick tidy for the front and the back between full cuts, with the clippers kept away from the ears.
The hairline and the neckline cut crisp with a trimmer. On its own or added to a cut.
A comb, a little product and a part, so the cut looks right on school picture day.
Scissors, clippers or both, on any hair type. Take the next chair and let your child watch.
Book: Adult cutTwo chairs at once: one cut each, at the same time, so no one waits for the other.
Prices are set by your barber's level and shown when you book.
Book First cut, and a quiet hour if you can. Say so when you book and we will set aside extra time.
Yes. Add-ons are booked with the cut and agreed at the chair before we start.
Most families come every four to eight weeks. A bangs and neck trim keeps the cut neat in between.
Book a first cut, a quiet hour or a cut for the whole family.