Kids
Same chair. Same price.
Kids are charged the same $35 as everyone else. There is no children's rate, because there is no shorter or lesser cut.
No junior version.
Plenty of shops price a child's cut lower and give it fifteen minutes and a guard. A kid's fade takes the same care as an adult's, and often more patience, so it is priced the same and cut the same.
Fades, tapers, line-ups, scissor work on top — whatever they want, and whatever you can talk them into.
It comes up in the reviews.
One parent describes bringing her son for the first time and both of them leaving happy, and specifically mentions that it was quick. With a child in the chair that is not a small thing.
Every one of the 116 reviews is five stars. Not an average of five — every single one.
Take the early slot.
Appointment only, no walk-ins, so there is no waiting room and no queue with a restless kid in it. You arrive at your time and sit straight down.
The 6:00am opening, seven days a week, is worth knowing about here. A cut before school, or first thing on a weekend before the day gets away from you, beats trying to fit one in at five in the afternoon.
What it costs.
Straight answers.
How much is a kids' haircut?
The same as everyone else — $35. There is no separate children's price, because a kid's fade takes the same work as an adult's.
Is there an age limit for kids' cuts?
No. Kids of any age are cut, and priced the same as adults at $35.
Do I need an appointment for my child?
Yes — appointment only, no walk-ins. That works in your favour with a child: there is no queue and no waiting, you arrive at your time and sit straight down.
What is the best time to bring a kid in?
The early slots. Doors open at 6:00am seven days a week, so a cut before school or first thing at the weekend is possible, and the shop is quietest then.
Take the chair.
Appointment only, from 6:00am, seven days a week on Lamberts Lane.