Beard Trim

A beard trim is not the last five minutes of a haircut.

In most barbershops the beard comes last. Whatever time is left after the haircut, that is the beard trim. A quick pass with the trimmer, a rough neckline, and the chair is free for the next person.

This is the opposite. Fifteen minutes of focused work on the beard alone: shaping to the jawline, lining the edges, defining the cheekline, and cleaning up the neckline. The kind of detail that only happens when the beard is the whole job, not an afterthought tacked onto one.

It is the service for the weeks between haircuts, when the hair still holds its shape but the neckline has started losing definition. Most men notice the neckline before anything else, and a clean neckline is the difference between a beard that looks kept and one that looks forgotten.

The neckline is what goes first. Everything else follows.

The shape is set to your face rather than a fixed template. Jaw width, neck length, where the beard grows thick and where it thins out: all of that decides where the lines sit, so two men with the same beard length end up with different shapes.

Afterwards there is a conversation about maintenance: how to keep the edges clean between visits, which habits help the shape last and which shorten it.

The practical bits

Same setup as any visit: a chair, some light, and a socket. The visit is 15 minutes, not 45. Everything else arrives with the barber.

Prices are set by area and shown before you book. Pay by card online or cash on the day. Change or cancel free any time more than 12 hours ahead.

Common questions

How long does a beard trim take?

Fifteen minutes, from setup to packdown. That covers shaping, the neckline, the cheekline, and cleaning up. No waiting, no queue.

How much does a beard trim cost on its own?

Prices are set by your area and shown before you book. The figure covers the service and the travel. Nothing is discussed at the door.

What does a beard trim include?

Shaping to the jawline, defining the cheekline, cleaning the neckline, and fading where stubble meets skin. The shape is set to your face rather than a fixed template.

How often should I get a beard trim?

Most men come every two to three weeks. The neckline is what goes first, and a clean neckline is the difference between a beard that looks kept and one that looks forgotten.

Can I book a haircut at the same time?

Yes. Book the Haircut + Beard service instead and both are done in the same visit, shaped together so the lines match. It takes an hour rather than 15 minutes.