Cuts & shaping for every head in the house.

A good haircut is a piece of engineering. It has to suit your face, work with your hair’s natural growth and density, and — the part most salons skip — be something you can style yourself on a Tuesday morning without twenty minutes and three tools.

Our stylists cut dry, wet or a combination depending on your texture, and every cut finishes with a blowout and a short, honest conversation about how to keep it looking that way.

What a cutting appointment includes

• Consultation. Your growth pattern, density, cowlicks, how much time you’ll realistically spend styling, and what you actually want.
• Shampoo and scalp massage. Not a formality — clean, evenly hydrated hair cuts differently.
• The cut. Wet, dry or both, depending on your texture and the shape.
• Blow-dry and finish. So you leave seeing the shape, not a damp approximation of it.
• Home-care plan. Products only if you need them, and what to ask for next time.

Curly and textured hair

Curly hair is cut differently — usually dry and curl by curl, so the shape is judged where the curl actually sits rather than where it hangs when wet. Several of our stylists specialize in curly cutting and grey transitioning, and they’ll happily talk through a plan before you commit to a big change.

Men’s and kids’ cuts

We cut for the whole family. Kids’ cuts are handled by stylists who are genuinely good with children rather than merely tolerant of them, and men’s cutting runs from a clean scissor-cut to clipper work and beard tidy-ups.

The menu

Durations are honest starting points. Pricing is set by your stylist and quoted at consultation.

Aftercare

Book your next trim before you leave — most shapes hold for six to ten weeks, short cuts closer to four.