Clays, pomades, beard oil, razors, brushes
Grooming products
The clays, pomades, beard oils and shaving kit we use in the shop, sold at the counter without a sales pitch, plus safety razors, badger brushes and the one shampoo that does not strip your scalp.
We sell what we use. If a product is on the shelf it is because it works on real hair in this shop every day, not because the rep bought lunch.
Matte clay for textured crops and anything that wants hold without shine; pomade for side partings and slick backs; a sea-salt spray for grip in fine hair. Beard oil and balm, a boar-bristle beard brush and a small comb. For the shave: a safety razor, a badger brush, a soap and a balm, which together cost less than six months of cartridges.
Ask the barber who cut your hair what to use and how much; the usual answer is "less than you think". Everything is on the shelf by the till at the price on the label, and we will show you how to use it in the mirror before you go.
What is included
- Clays, pomades and salt spray we use daily
- Beard oil, balm, brush and comb
- Safety razors, badger brushes, soap and balm
- The shampoo that does not strip
- Shown how to use it in the mirror
- Label prices, no upsell
What it costs
Matte clay £14. Pomade £12. Beard oil £11. Safety razor £28, badger brush £24, shaving soap £8. Shampoo and conditioner £9 each. Every price on the board includes the wash, the hot towel and the product. See the full price board.
Questions about products
Clay or pomade?
Clay for texture and a matte finish, pomade for shine and control. Textured crop: clay. Side parting or slick back: pomade. Ask us; we will put some in to show you.
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.