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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about HAIRCUT.
A standard HAIRCUT appointment typically lasts 30 to 45 minutes, depending on hair length and requested detail. Longer sessions can be scheduled for complex fades or major style changes. Please arrive a few minutes early for consultation and preparation.
Absolutely. Photos are very helpful for communicating desired length, fade, and texture. Our barbers will discuss what works for your hair type and face shape, and may adapt the look to ensure suitability and easy daily maintenance.
Frequency depends on the style: tight fades require touch-ups every two to three weeks, while longer, layered cuts can last four to eight weeks. Your barber will recommend a schedule based on hair growth and maintenance preferences.
Yes. Most HAIRCUT services can include beard shaping and neckline cleanup for a cohesive appearance. Specify your preference when booking or during consultation, and our barbers will combine clipper and razor work for a precise, polished finish.
Arrive with clean, dry hair unless instructed otherwise. Bring reference photos and note any recent hair chemical treatments. Avoid heavy styling products before your appointment so the barber can accurately assess length, texture, and natural fall.
In most cases yes. Our barbers assess the existing cut and recommend corrective techniques like blending, reshaping, or tapering to restore balance. Severe mistakes may require more time, so book a corrective appointment for the best outcome.