Frequently Asked Questions about the Barbershop

Typically it is official supply, staff training on the product, branded display, in-chair usage, and retail sale right after the service. We provide sales analytics, not guesswork.

Yes. We can allocate branded space, place stands and table tents, and integrate your identity right at the barber's station. Clients see the product before we even apply it.

We can estimate potential by category (beard, styling, post-shave care) and by city. This is based on real client demand and repeat buys, not guesswork.

Get in touch with our partnership manager. We discuss terms individually: pricing model, first shipment volume, labeling requirements, and documents.

Yes. We run a pilot: select several shops, place and use the product in service, track demand. If clients actually buy it, we scale.

Yes, but this is subject to approval. Your visual identity in the barbershop has to feel organic and not break the vibe of the space.

Speed depends on documents, labeling, and supply readiness. If paperwork is clean and staff is trained, rollout can be very fast.

A certificate or formal training helps, but skill is what matters. If you can actually cut and shape a beard, we care about that first.

Sometimes we take junior barbers after basic training and develop them in-house. But honestly: you still need a small portfolio, even if it is work done on friends.

The schedule is usually shift-based (for example 2-on/2-off or 3-on/3-off) to avoid burnout. Work does not mean sitting in the chair all day with no break.

Income depends on how booked your chair is and how loyal your clients are. The more returning clients you have, the higher your shift total — plus tips.

Yes. We have internal standards for service, hygiene, client communication, and we keep barbers updated technically. It is not "figure it out alone", it is ongoing training.

Yes. The best way is to message us, send a few before/after shots, and set up a live meet when the lead barber has a free window.

Clean work, calm communication, zero toxicity in the chair, hygiene, and the ability to listen to the request. Technique matters, but service is what brings the client back.

Yes. After the service, the barber shows you that exact product, explains how often to use it and what it solves (dryness, irritation, coarse beard). You can take it home immediately instead of hunting for it later.

It depends on your hair type and finish. For glossy, slick looks — pomade. For matte texture without shine — clay. For strong hold — high-hold pastes. Your barber will recommend what actually works with your hair.

Wash your beard with a dedicated beard shampoo (gentle for facial skin) instead of regular hair shampoo. After showering, apply oil or balm to soften the beard and calm tight, irritated skin.

Better to use a dedicated beard wash. Facial skin is more sensitive than scalp skin, and normal shampoo can dry it out. Beard shampoos are milder and help soften coarse beard hair.

Beard oil softens the skin under the beard, reduces dryness and flaking. Beard balm also gives light hold and shape control, so the beard does not stick out in different directions.

Yes. We have alcohol-free, low-fragrance formulas that calm redness and burning after shaving. The barber will suggest the right one for your skin type.

Yes. We build ready gift sets: shampoo + styling, beard oil + balm, post-shave care. So you can buy a present "for him" without running around stores.

Booking a specific barber means you get the exact style you are used to. Booking "any available" is usually faster, but without the same personal touch.

If you cannot come, just tell us in advance. We do not charge a fee, but without notice the barber loses a paid slot.

If you are more than 10 minutes late, call or text us. We will tell you if we can still hold the slot or if it is better to reschedule.

If a chair is free — yes, we will take you. During busy hours though, booking is better so you do not have to wait.

Yes, we work with teens as well. The only requirement is that the kid can sit calmly in the chair and is not afraid of the clipper or razor.

Yes. We can book two chairs in parallel. Just tell the administrator that you want to come as a pair.

Yes. Just tell us you want another day. If the barber is available, we move the booking instead of cancel-and-rebook.

You pay not only for "cut it shorter". You get style consultation, beard work, styling, clean tools, hygiene, single-use materials, and a service format built specifically for men.

Yes. You can buy a gift certificate for a specific service or for a chosen amount. It is a popular men's gift when you want to give an experience, not just an item.

You can give the certificate to anyone. The person just books and comes with it. Terms are transparent, with no hidden "extra payment at the salon".

If the certificate was not used and was not attached to a booking, contact the administrator and we will help. After it is redeemed, it is considered used.

Yes, we accept cashless payment including card and phone wallet. You can confirm payment options at reception before the service.

Usually we can hold the slot for about 10 minutes. After that the barber may not have enough time to do quality work, and we may need to reschedule.

We ask for basic respect toward the barber and other guests: no aggression, no outside alcohol, no rudeness to staff. A barbershop is a service space, not a bar.

On average a haircut takes 30–40 minutes. If you also want beard work or a shave, plan up to 60 minutes. We do not work in a quick "10 minutes and go" format — we shape the cut to your hair growth, style, and lifestyle.

Yes. The barber will assess your head shape, hair density and growth direction, and tell you if a 1:1 copy is realistic. If not, we suggest the closest version that will still look natural on you.

In general, every 3–4 weeks. For very sharp fades and clean transitions, every 2–2.5 weeks. Beard lines should be shaped even more often to keep them sharp.

A barbershop is focused on men: haircuts, beard work, straight razor shaving, shaping lines, and home care advice. It is not just "cutting it shorter", it is building your look.

Yes. We define your jawline and neck line, clean up the moustache, remove excess bulk, and suggest oil, balm, or wax. It is not just "trim the beard", it is shaping your face style.

Yes. Grey blending is a soft toning service, not a full dye job. The result looks natural and fades gradually, without the obvious "I just dyed it" effect.

If the chair is free — yes. But during peak hours barbers are usually fully booked. To avoid waiting, we recommend booking your slot online or by phone.