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A Head Shave only appointment usually takes 20–30 minutes. Time varies with hair length and scalp sensitivity; allow extra time for consultation, hot lather application, and a calming aftercare treatment.
Most clients find the hot lather shave relaxing. Warm lather softens hair and reduces tugging. Minor pressure or sensitivity can occur, but skilled barbers adjust technique to maximize comfort.
Frequency depends on your desired look and hair growth, typically every 1–3 weeks. If you prefer a consistently smooth scalp, plan appointments every one to two weeks for maintenance.
Yes, after a brief consultation our barbers will assess sensitivity. We use gentle products and can modify technique; avoid service if you have open wounds or active skin infections.
Shorter hair speeds the process, but you don’t need to pre-cut. We can clip longer hair before the hot lather and shave to ensure an even, comfortable result.
Avoid direct sun and heavy sweating for 24 hours, apply recommended soothing balms or aloe, keep the scalp moisturized, and use SPF when outdoors to protect freshly shaved skin.
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