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The Full Lucky
Any cut and a hot towel shave, with a scalp massage while the towel works.
$7275 min · saves $10
Book the Full LuckyEst.1998
Sharp cuts. Hot towels. No hurry.
Four chairs on Foundry Street since before fades had names. Walk in, check the wait below, or book the barber you like.
Right now at the shop
The board
Updated by the chairs as they go. Put your name on the list from here, take a walk, and we'll text when you're next.
This board is a sample: the numbers are made up and move on their own.
Open now
Walk-in wait
20min
On the list
3waiting
- 1DezSkin fade8 min
- 2MarcoHot towel shave22 min
- 3RafaFreeNow
- 4JulesClassic cut14 min
No.4
You're on the list.
Cuts & shaves
What it costs
Every cut comes with a hot towel on the neck, a straight-razor neckline and a look in the hand mirror. Cash or card; tips welcome, never expected.
Cuts
- Classic cut$34Scissors and clippers, 30 min
- Skin fade$40Down to the skin, foil-shaved, 40 min
- Scissor cut$42Longer hair, no clippers, 45 min
- Buzz cut$22One guard all over, 15 min
- Kids, 12 & under$24Booster seat and a lollipop
- Seniors, 65 & up$26Weekdays before noon
Shaves & beards
- Hot towel shave$42Two passes, three towels, 40 min
- Head shave$36Straight razor, cool towel, 30 min
- Beard trim & line-up$22Shape, cheek line, neck, 20 min
- Beard sculpt$32Hot towel, razor edges, oil, 30 min
- Line-up only$15Between cuts, 10 min
- Gray blending+$25Softens the gray, never covers it
Father & kid
Two Chairs
A classic cut and a kids' cut side by side, at the same time.
$5230 min · saves $6
Book Two ChairsWedding party
The Groomsmen
The shop to yourselves before opening, cuts and shaves for up to six, and a cold drink.
from $260Saturday mornings
Call Dez to plan it
The hot towel shave
Forty minutes, six steps
The way Dez learned it from the man who sold him the shop. Nobody rushes a razor.
The first towel
Steaming, wrapped round your face for three minutes to soften the beard and open you up.
Oil and lather
Pre-shave oil, then lather whipped by hand in a warm bowl and brushed in against the grain.
With the grain
A fresh blade in the razor, opened in front of you. The first pass takes most of it, gently.
The second towel
Another warm towel, more lather, and a careful second pass across the grain for a close finish.
The cold towel
A cool, damp towel with a drop of eucalyptus to calm the skin. The best thirty seconds of the week.
Balm and a look
An unscented balm, the hand mirror, and a minute in the chair before you get up. No rush.
Book a chair
Skip the list
Booked chairs go first. Late more than ten minutes and we'll fit you in as a walk-in, no hard feelings.
Admit one
You're in the book.
A sample site, so no chair was held and no text will come. Come back any time anyway.
Open Tuesday to Sunday
Hours & the shop
7 Foundry Street, Millbrook
| Tuesday | 9 – 7 |
|---|---|
| Wednesday | 9 – 7 |
| Thursday | 9 – 8 |
| Friday | 9 – 7 |
| Saturday | 8 – 4 |
| Sunday | 10 – 2 |
| Monday | Fishing |
- Parking Free lot around the back, off Kiln Alley.
- Call (555) 016-4127
- Last walk-in Thirty minutes before close.
Questions
Asked in the chair
Walk in or book?
Either. Weekday mornings are quiet for walk-ins; Saturdays fill up, so book or join the list from the board above and wander over when we text.
Do you cut long hair?
Yes. Ask for a scissor cut; Rafa and Jules do a lot of shoulder-length cuts and curls.
Is the shave okay for sensitive skin?
Tell Marco when you sit down. He'll use an unscented lather, skip the second pass if you like, and go slower with the grain.
How old do kids need to be?
Any age. First haircuts get a certificate and a lock of hair in an envelope, and Jules has done hundreds.
Can I buy a gift certificate?
At the counter, any amount. They come in a little envelope with the shop's stamp on it, and they don't expire.