Haircut or Head Shave + Face Shave Combo
The full brutal treatment — cut or head shave, then a hot-towel face shave. Walk out reforged.
The workhorse combo.
A full head-and-jaw overhaul in one 45-minute sitting: the $30 haircut and the $25 beard trim rolled into one $40 service. That's fifteen dollars back in your pocket and one trip to Evergreen instead of two — the most practical ticket on the menu.
The haircut first — clipper or scissor work, built to sit right with the beard, not fight it.
The beard second: length, shape, and hard lines at cheek and neck.
The transition — where the cut meets the beard at the sideburns — blended so the whole thing reads as one decision.
A mirror check, final details, and out in about 45 minutes.
Any man running both a haircut schedule and a beard schedule who would rather they be the same schedule. It keeps head and jaw wearing the same week — not one fresh and one feral. Walk-ins can usually be fit in Tuesday through Saturday; booking on Booksy guarantees it.
The cut is good for four to six weeks, the beard lines for one to two. Since the beard blurs first, most combo regulars slot a stand-alone beard trim between full visits. Keep the neckline honest at home if you must — but leave the cheek line to the shop.
$15. Separately, the haircut is $30 and the beard trim is $25; the combo is $40 flat.
The full brutal treatment — cut or head shave, then a hot-towel face shave. Walk out reforged.
Five minutes of honesty. Add it to any service.
The standard, done brutally well. Clipper or scissor work, cleaned-up neckline, zero small talk required.