Cut properly. In and out.
A unisex studio on Boundary Street, West End. Walk in before ten or book the same day — six chairs are held back for exactly that.
You’ll get the cut you asked for.
Every stylist here works across cuts and colour. We’ll ask what you want, tell you honestly if it needs adjusting, and show you how to keep it looking right at home.
Everything is priced by the time in the chair, not by who’s sitting in it. Walk in before ten, or book ahead if you’d rather not wait.
Three things, done properly.
Priced by the clock, not by length or by who’s sitting in the chair.
Cut & finish
Consultation, wash, cut and a finish you can repeat at home. Forty minutes.
Colour
Full head, roots or a corrective. Patch test forty-eight hours ahead, no exceptions.
Beard & line-up
Shape and a line-up, hot towel finish. Fifteen minutes, usually walk-in.
Fast, on purpose.
Most of how this runs was decided in the first two-chair room and hasn’t moved much since.
Some of them since the two-chair room.
“Turned up at half nine on a Tuesday not expecting a chair, and there were two free. Nobody made me feel like I’d jumped a queue.”
“Asked about a full colour and was told straight away I’d need a patch test two days out — not a sales pitch, just how it works there.”
“First place that charged me the same as my partner for the same length of hair. Didn’t expect that to feel like a big deal, but it did.”
Walk in and take your chances, or book and take your time.
Six chairs are held back for walk-ins every morning before ten — book ahead if you’d rather not wait.