Skin fade and cut
Clipper work blended into the skin, then scissor finished on top. Our most requested cut, and the one worth booking ahead for.
Four chairs on Wells Street, cutting hair the same way since 1926. Walk in on the day or book a slot that suits you.
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1926 same street, same trade
Two minutes from the Guildhall, next door to the green grocers.
Mon to Fri 9:00 to 19:00, Thu until 20:00, Sat 8:30 to 18:00.
No appointment needed, though weekends fill up fast.
Four things done properly rather than thirty done quickly. Every cut finishes with a hot towel and a brush down.
Clipper work blended into the skin, then scissor finished on top. Our most requested cut, and the one worth booking ahead for.
Trimmed to length, edged along the cheek and neck, finished with oil. Come in scruffy, leave looking deliberate.
Steamed towel, badger brush, straight razor. Twenty-five minutes of lying still while someone else does the work.
Cast iron chairs, a checked floor, and a mirror that has seen four generations of Bath haircuts. We kept the front room as our grandfathers ran it and spent the money on clippers and towels instead.
There is a bench by the window and a pot of tea going most of the morning. Nobody minds if you come in just to wait for a mate.
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The first place that has cut my hair the way I asked for it on the first go. Tom took one look and knew what to do.
Brought my lad in for his first proper haircut. They were patient with him and the place smells like a barbershop should.
Walked in on a Saturday without booking, had a cup of tea, and was in the chair inside twenty minutes. Beard has never looked better.
Book a chair online in about thirty seconds, or ring the shop and we will sort you out.