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A $100 haircut should start before the barber ever picks up the clippers. My client wanted to keep his hair longer on top because that’s the style he’s always been comfortable with. He likes having enough length to brush it back, but we also wanted enough texture and versatility that he could wear it forward when he wanted something different. Then he mentioned something important during the consultation: He likes fades, but he doesn’t like going too short because he feels like it makes his ears stick out more. That completely changes how I approach the haircut. Instead of automatically giving him a skin fade, I recommended a very low taper and intentionally kept more weight and bulk around the sides. That extra weight helps balance his head shape while still giving him a clean, finished haircut. Then we talked about his lifestyle. He works in his family’s corn business and wears a hat constantly, so his haircut also needs to make sense when he’s actually living his everyday life — not just when he leaves the barbershop. That’s why a good men’s haircut consultation matters. Your barber should be thinking about your: Hair texture. Head shape. Daily routine. Styling preferences. Occupation. And what YOU actually want from your haircut. I even asked him why he was willing to spend $100 on a haircut when so many people say no haircut is worth that much. His answer was simple: If the barber provides quality, you’ve seen their work, and you trust what they can do — it’s worth it. That’s the difference between simply getting a haircut and getting a haircut designed specifically for you. If you’re a barber, stop treating the consultation like small talk. And if you’re a client, find a barber who actually listens before they start cutting. 💈 #hair #recedinghairline #hairstylist #fresnocalifornia #209📍
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