The Haircut

The Haircut is the room’s house cut and the cut everything else on the tariff is built on top of. Half an hour in the chair, all of it real time at the work, none of it on a stopwatch.

What’s in it

We start by sitting you down and asking how you want it. If you don’t know, Jessica will tell you what your hair wants to do, and we’ll go from there. Then —

• A shampoo at the basin with a hot towel laid across the face.
• The cut itself: shears where shears belong, clippers where clippers belong, the part-line set with a comb and not with a guess.
• A head massage worked through at the basin while the conditioner sits.
• A hot-lather neck shave with a fresh single-use blade to clean the line at the nape.
• A style with a soft pomade if you’d like one, and a brief shoulder massage before the cape comes off.

You leave with the cut, not the cut and a bag of homework.

Who it’s for

Men who want a real haircut: a clean part, a workable length on top, weight where it belongs and not where it doesn’t. Business cuts, classic side parts, longer textured looks, grown-out cuts that need a tidy, and the modern work — skin fades, taper cuts, the cleaner contemporary lines.

How to book

By appointment. The booking link is the fastest way to a chair — the telephone is the slower one. Cash, card, and tip-at-your-discretion. Pair it with a Beard Trim and you’re out in three-quarters of an hour, all of you tidied up.