Gallery

Recent cuts.

Six from the last few weeks, one of each kind, with who did it and what it cost. Bring a photo of what you want; we will tell you if your hair will do it.

Six recent cuts

A man with a sharp textured crop haircut and a neat beard photographed from the side in a barber chairFade

Textured crop with a mid fade

Kai

Mid skin fade, the top point-cut for texture and finished with matte clay. The beard lined to the jaw at the same time. £34.

A man with a slicked-back side parting and a clean shave in a barber chairHaircut

Classic side parting

Rhodri

Scissor cut, tapered at the back and sides, the parting cut in with a razor and finished with pomade. The shave was Bethan's. £40 for both.

A barber doing a skin fade with clippers on the side of a young man's headFade

High skin fade

Kai

High skin fade blended through every guard with a burst behind the ear, the top left long and swept. Mirror check from the back before the cape came off.

A barber trimming a bearded man's beard with scissors and a combBeard

Full beard, reshaped

Bethan

A beard that had been trimmed straight across for years, reshaped to the jaw, the neckline dropped a finger and the cheeks cleaned with a razor. £12.

A man reclined in a barber chair with a hot towel over his faceShave

The full hot towel shave

Bethan

Three towels, two passes, a cold towel and a balm. Thirty minutes. The groom on the morning of his wedding, with the ushers in the other two chairs.

A boy on a booster seat in a barber chair getting a neat scissor cut and grinningKids

A first haircut

Rhodri

Four years old, on the booster, clippers shown first. Took two goes and a lolly. Certificate and a lock of hair in an envelope for his mum.

Products

What we use is what we sell.

The clay, the pomade, the beard oil and the shaving kit on the shelf are the ones in the barbers' hands all day. Ask what went in your hair and we will show you how much in the mirror; the usual answer is less than you think.

Barber products on a dark wooden shelf: clay pomade tins, beard oil, a badger brush, a safety razor and a folded towel

Walk in, or book a chair.

Two chairs take walk-ins in the order you arrive; the board shows the wait. The third chair is booked online for a set time, a shave or a wedding morning.