Is Tea Tree Shampoo Worth the Hype?
Tea Tree doesn’t smell good on it’s own. It’s actually the combination of tea tree with peppermint that most people think of when they say they love the smell of tea tree. Read more!
What is a precision haircut?
Average "scoop and cut" barbering can leave your hair inconsistent and wavy, making it really hard for you to style. Our precision hair cutting techniques are deliberate and unique to produce a better cut, tailored specifically to each client.
3 Ways to Add Grooming to your Self Care Routine
Add these 3 simple grooming tips to your self care routine for an overall better quality of life
How often should I get a haircut at the barbershop?
How often should I get a haircut? Most people think it’s time to get a haircut when the hair over your ears is bothering you and the back of your neck makes you look like you’re morphing into a werewolf under a full moon. By that time, you’re actually overdue for a haircut.
Beard Balm vs. Oil - What Should I use?
What's better for my beard? Beard Oil or Beard Balm? In this tutorial, we break down the differences between a bear oil and a beard balm, and explain which product is right for your beard.
How to use Beard Oil and why you should
If you don’t know how to use beard oil, don’t worry - you’re not alone. The first thing you need to know is WHY to use a beard oil
How to blow dry for perfect hair
Alot of people think a blow dryer is only for long hair or is just used to dry hair in a hurry. The truth is, a blow dryer is where hair styling should always start if you are trying to achieve a specific look.
Your razor is the problem. Fix this for a better shave.
Razors with multiple blades popular for a reason -- they're usually easy to use and give you a "close" shave. But easy doesn't always mean good and a that multi-blade is bad for your skin. Use a single blade razor.
Master Barber Tip: Moisturize Your Beard
Most people think growing a beard is low maintenance. You just let it grow, leave it alone, and it's all good -- right? Wrong! Along the way, moisturizing your beard is key to getting through the awkward, itchy phase.