A regular named Mark asked for a 'dad cut' last Thursday

He sat down and said, 'Make me look like I coach a kids' soccer team on Saturday.' It was a simple request, but it made me think about how many guys come in wanting a style that fits a role in their life, not just a picture. Has anyone else had a client define a cut by a life stage like that?

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pat_park526mo ago

Wait, but sometimes a haircut is just a haircut, right?

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max9637mo ago

Last month a guy named Ben asked for a "job interview haircut" that said reliable but not boring. I used a classic scissor-over-comb blend with clean edges, and he booked the job.

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emma_hayes807mo ago

The scissor-over-comb technique is a solid choice for that professional look. It's interesting how a simple, clean cut can actually build someone's confidence before they even walk into the room. That confidence might be what really helped him get the job, not just the haircut itself.

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