Short cut
40 minClippers and scissors, tapered to the length you choose and finished with a neck shave.
Book: Short cut
Barbershop and scalp studio
Two barbers and a scalp-pigment artist, by appointment in Henderson. We begin with a conversation, not a procedure.
In plain words
Cosmetic only. Here is the whole of it before you read anything else.
If your hair has thinned quickly, or your scalp is sore, itchy or has a rash, ask your doctor first.
Pigment never starts on day one. A first scalp visit is a conversation: we look, we talk, and you decide.
Book a consultation for pigment, or a cut or head shave straight away. For pigment the consultation comes first, always, and nothing is placed that day.
Photos of hairlines you like, and a note of anything you use on your scalp.
A clean, dry scalp, with no styling product
Questions, as many as you have
Your artist looks at your hairline, hair color and skin, draws the shape on you and says plainly what pigment can and cannot do. You leave with a written plan and take the time you need to decide.
Cuts and head shaves: book the next one before you leave; most clients come every two to three weeks. Pigment: your artist gives you aftercare in writing and books a check-in.
The menu
Every service has its minutes. Book any of them from its row.
Every service starts with a talk about the shape you want.
Clippers and scissors, tapered to the length you choose and finished with a neck shave.
Book: Short cutA gradual fade down to the skin, blended into the length on top. Cut on coils, waves, curls or straight hair.
A razor shave of the whole head over a hot towel, finished with a cool towel and moisturizer.
Book: Hot towel head shaveA clean, even line at the forehead, temples and neck, drawn with you before the first pass.
A warm cleanse, a gentle scrub and a scalp massage, for a clean, even head.
Book: Scalp care visitFor a sharper hairline, or the look of density on a shaved head. A consultation always comes first.
Your artist looks at your hairline, hair color and skin, draws the shape on you and says plainly what pigment can and cannot do. Nothing is placed.
Fine dots placed along the hairline to shape it, matched to your hair color.
Fine dots placed across a shaved or close-cut head to give it the look of density.
A short visit to look at how the pigment sits and to add a little where you would like it.
Pigment is quoted in writing at your consultation, before anything is placed. It fades over time, and results vary.
Prices are set by your barber's or artist's level and shown when you book.
Who does the work
Book a person by name. Each has a page with what they do and the days they work.

Works Tuesday to Saturday. Lead style: skin fades and hot towel head shaves.

Works Tuesday to Friday. Lead style: beards, line-ups and razor work.

Sees clients Wednesday to Saturday. Lead service: cosmetic scalp pigment, always after a consultation.
By appointment
Tuesday to Saturday. Every visit is booked, so each one has the time it needs.
Appointments only; we do not take walk-ins. Parking is behind the studio, off Water Street.
No. Hairline is by appointment, so each visit has the time it needs. Book on the booking page, or call and we will find you a time.
No. Cuts, head shaves and hairline shaping can be booked straight away. Scalp pigment always starts with a consultation.
No. It is a cosmetic pigment that shapes a line or adds the look of density. It fades over time, and results vary.
Ask your doctor or a dermatologist first. We would rather you know why before you choose anything cosmetic.
Yes. Every barber and the artist has a booking link on their card and on their page.
Write to us
Send a note and we will reply by call, text or email, whichever you choose.