How to Maintain Your Haircut Between Visits

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You just left the barbershop looking sharp. Now what? Here's how to keep that fresh-cut look lasting longer between appointments.

Daily Maintenance

Washing

Don't over-wash your hair. 2-3 times per week is typically sufficient for most hair types. Over-washing strips natural oils and can make your hair harder to style.

Conditioning

Use a conditioner matched to your hair type. This keeps hair soft, manageable, and healthy-looking.

Styling Products

The right product makes all the difference. Ask your barber what they recommend for your specific style:

  • Pomade: Classic shine with medium hold
  • Clay: Matte finish with strong hold
  • Cream: Natural look with light hold
  • Gel: Strong hold with wet look
  • Sea Salt Spray: Texture and volume

Weekly Care

  • Clean up your neckline if needed (or leave it for your barber)
  • Check for any strays around the ears
  • Deep condition once a week for dry hair

When to Book Your Next Appointment

The frequency depends on your style:

  • Fades: Every 2-3 weeks to stay sharp
  • Classic cuts: Every 3-4 weeks
  • Longer styles: Every 4-6 weeks
  • Growing out: Every 6-8 weeks for shaping

Pro Tips from Our Barbers

  • Take photos of your fresh cut to show your barber next time
  • Note which products work and which don't
  • Apply product to damp hair for better distribution
  • Use a blow dryer for extra volume and control
  • Sleep on a silk pillowcase to reduce frizz
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