The Bearded Lady Barbering

If you’ve been thinking about trying one, this is your sign to start the week off right with some self care ✨ Send this to someone who needs some extra self care with their beard 💈

This is actually the same guy—just a little over an hour apart. 👀

It’s been a minute since I’ve talked about grey blending, but this is exactly what I mean.
No harsh lines. No fake, overly-dark color. Just a natural, blended result that enhances what’s already there.

It gradually fades out, so there’s no awkward grow-out.
If you’re not quite ready to fully embrace the greys yet, this is the perfect middle ground.

The weather’s getting warmer and you’re outside more…
If you’ve been putting it off, this is your sign. 💈 Do you think the warmer weather is here to stay? 😅😅

Roses are red,
These beards don’t miss.
Make sure your lips aren’t hairy
when you go in for that kiss 😘✂️

Happy Valentine’s Day!

Swipe to see some beard trims — and tell me what you’ve got planned today! ❤️

🫖🐇✨ A Mad Little Spring Market ✨🐇🫖
So excited (and so thankful) to be accepted again for another .twigs and event. The last market was absolute magic—beautiful makers, fantastic energy, and unique treasures. What better way to bring in warmer weather than a spring time market?

📅 March 21, 2026
⏰ 12–6 PM
📍Anderson, IN

Can’t wait to see familiar faces and meet new ones 💫 Save this post so you don’t forget!

➡️Not all fades are the same — and knowing the difference helps you get a better haircut.

You’ll see a lot of terms online like low taper fade, mid fade, or burst fade — but here’s what they actually mean:

• High fade: starts higher up on the head and stays tight
• Mid fade: starts about halfway up the head
• Low fade: stays very low around the head
• Taper: fades just the temples and the back of the neck
• Burst fade: fades around the ear in a circular shape

Knowing these terms helps you explain what you want — and helps your barber give you exactly that.

Save this for your next haircut!💈

✂️ Let’s talk necklines.

Rounded. Squared. Tapered.

Most of the time, it really is a preference thing — but your natural hairline plays a big role too in what’s going to look best and grow out the cleanest.

That said…

👉 I will almost always recommend a tapered neckline.

Why?
Because it gives you:
• The most natural grow-out
• More time before your haircut looks out of control
• A softer transition as your hair grows
• A cut that still looks intentional weeks later

Squared and rounded necklines can look sharp on day one… but they tend to grow out heavy, bulky, and obvious pretty fast.

Save this for your next haircut!

Most haircut disappointments aren’t about skill — they’re about miscommunication.

👉🏻Bringing pictures or references helps more than you think — especially when you tell us what you like and what you don’t in them.

👉🏻Let us know your problem areas too. Does one side grow weird? Cowlicks? Spots that always stick out? That information matters.

👉🏻And don’t forget lifestyle.
Are you a brush-and-go person, or do you blow-dry, style, and use product daily?
A great cut should fit how you actually live — not just how it looks in the chair.

Talking to your barber isn’t about knowing the right terms.
It’s about collaboration.

Save this for your next appointment. 💈✂️