Haircut

45 minutes. One barber. Your kitchen table.

A shop haircut is built around the shop. You drive there, you wait, and when the chair opens up, whatever time is left before the next person sits down is what you get.

This is different because the chair is yours. There is nobody waiting behind you, nobody watching the clock, and nobody who needs to clear the seat. The cut takes 45 minutes because that is what 45 minutes of undivided attention looks like.

It starts with a conversation about what you want, how your hair grows, and what it does when left alone for a week. If you have a photograph, bring it. If you have nothing in mind, that conversation is where the plan comes from. Fades, crops, scissor cuts, textured work, line-ups and pattern work are all in the same 45 minutes.

The cut starts with the question, not the clippers.

The detail work matters most at the hairline, which is where most cuts go wrong. Correcting a hairline another barber has missed is a regular part of the work here. The same care goes into the fade, the neckline, and the shaping around the ears.

Afterwards there is real aftercare advice: how to wash it, when to wash it, what hot water and the wrong products are genuinely doing, and which habits shorten how long the cut holds its shape. That is given in person, not left for a label to explain.

The practical bits

You need a chair, some light, and a socket. The kitchen is the usual spot, but a garage, a garden, or a living room all work. Everything else arrives with the barber, including something to catch most of the cut hair. The sweep-up afterwards is yours.

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 mobile haircut take?

45 minutes, from walking in to packing up. That covers the cut, any detail work, and the aftercare conversation. Nobody is waiting behind you.

How much does a mobile haircut cost?

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 kind of cuts can you do?

Skin fades, scissor cuts, crops, textured styles, line-ups, and pattern work. If you have a reference photo, bring it. If you have nothing in mind, the conversation at the start covers what will work with your hair and your face.

What should I have ready?

A sturdy chair, decent light, and a power socket within reach. The kitchen is the usual spot. Everything else arrives with the barber, including something to catch most of the cut hair. The sweep-up afterwards is yours.

Can I add a beard trim to my haircut?

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 45 minutes.