Haircut + Beard

Hair and beard are one shape, not two jobs.

Most barbershops treat hair and beard as separate tickets. A cut, a quick tidy of the beard, or the other way round. Two jobs, two approaches, and a join where neither quite matches the other.

The problem is proportion. Where the fade ends and the beard begins. Where the cheekline sits against the temple. Where the neckline meets the back of the haircut. Those lines only work when one person sets them all in the same sitting, looking at the whole face rather than working on half of it.

That is what this appointment does. An hour of one barber, one chair, both cut and beard shaped together. The haircut is set first, and the beard is shaped to it rather than the other way round, because the hair dictates where the proportions fall.

Two jobs from two different barbers will always look like two jobs.

The beard work is not the last ten minutes of the haircut. It gets its own time: shaping to the jawline, cleaning up the neckline, lining the edges, and fading where stubble meets skin. The kind of detail that disappears when it is squeezed into the tail end of a busy shop appointment.

Afterwards there is the same aftercare advice as any visit: how to wash, how to dry, which product habits help the shape last and which shorten it. One conversation covers both.

The practical bits

Same setup as any visit: a chair, some light, and a socket. The visit takes an hour rather than 45 minutes. 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 haircut and beard trim take together?

One hour, setup and packdown included. The haircut takes the larger share, and the beard gets its own dedicated time rather than being fitted into whatever is left.

Why book both in one visit?

The lines match. Where the fade meets the beard, where the cheekline sits, where the neckline starts: one person sets them all in one sitting, looking at the whole face. Two separate appointments will look like two separate jobs.

Can I book just one of the two?

Yes. A haircut on its own is 45 minutes. A beard trim on its own is 15. Both are separate services you can book individually.

What does the beard work include?

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

How much does a haircut and beard cost?

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