Tell us what you want
Bring a photo, or just describe it. We'll tell you honestly whether it'll work with your hair and how it'll grow out.
barbershop · accra
We cut fades and trim beards. That's the whole thing, and we do it properly — clippers, razor, hot towel, the works. Open Monday to Saturday, walk in or book ahead.
the menu
Every cut starts with a conversation about what you actually want, because a fade that looks right on someone else might not sit right on your head shape. Tell us the length you're after and we'll work to it.
how it goes
Bring a photo, or just describe it. We'll tell you honestly whether it'll work with your hair and how it'll grow out.
Fade first, then the top, then the edges. If you want something changed halfway through, say so — it's your head.
Beard shaped, neck razored, a bit of product if you want it. You'll be back out on the street inside the hour.
opening times
Last cut starts [time] before closing.
[Your shop address]
[Your neighbourhood], Accra
Look for [a landmark near you]. There's parking [parking detail].
Open in Maps — we'll add the exact pin once you send the address.
[Phone number]
[Email address]
WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach us — send a message and we'll confirm a time.
booking
Tell us what you want and when suits you. We'll come back to you to confirm the time. Walk-ins are welcome too — but if you're coming after work, book ahead.
questions
No — walk in and take the next free chair. But Friday evenings and Saturdays get busy, so if you're on a schedule, send us a message first and we'll hold a slot for you.
Usually around [duration]. A cut with a beard shape on top takes longer, so book that as one sitting rather than two.
For a skin fade, most people come back every two to three weeks to keep the line sharp. A taper or a scissor cut will hold longer between visits.
We cut all hair types. If you're not sure what will suit you, come in and we'll talk it through before anything gets picked up.
[Payment methods — cash, mobile money, card].
“A good fade isn't about the clippers. It's about knowing where to stop.”
— [Your Shop Name], Accra