HAIR WITHOUT LABELS
Let’s be honest: the barber’s chair can be a pretty nerve-wracking place. Surrounded by mirrors and people, you often get that dreaded question: “Do you want a women’s or men’s haircut?” But what if those labels don’t fit who you are? What if you just want a haircut that truly suits you, without any boxes?
That’s exactly why gender-neutral cutting isn’t just a trend, it’s the future of the hair industry. With me, it’s not about “men’s” or “women’s” haircuts, but about the haircut that fits you best.
Hair has no gender, but it does have personality.
For years, hairstyling was divided into two camps: short and sleek for men, long and playful for women. But who decided that a mullet is only for rockers and a wolf cut only for women? Spoiler: nobody.
Hair is an art form, an expression of who you are. And the best part? It just grows back! That means you can experiment endlessly without being stuck with a “standard” look.
I believe it’s important to find what suits you best together. Do you want a sharp skin fade, a playful shag cut, or a mix of both? Everything is possible without limiting labels.
A safe space for your hair (and yourself)
Everyone deserves a barber where you feel comfortable. A place where you don’t have to explain your gender identity.
What can you expect?
✅ No awkward labels: We simply talk about what you like.
✅ Your style, your rules: I listen to your wishes and give advice based on your face shape, hair texture, and style.
✅ Relaxed atmosphere: Some music, good conversation, and the freedom to be yourself.
I believe a hairstyle is so much more than just hair. It’s a way to celebrate your identity, boost your confidence, and show yourself as you want to be seen.
Book your appointment and discover how gender-neutral cutting is the future!
Microaggressions at the Barber: Small Remarks, Big Impact
A visit to the barber should be relaxing, but many queer people experience microaggressions: subtle, often unintentional remarks that create a feeling of exclusion.
What are microaggressions?
These are small verbal or non-verbal expressions based on implicit assumptions, such as stereotypical comments or unsolicited advice.
The impact
Although they seem minor, microaggressions can accumulate and have a profound effect. They make someone feel less comfortable, turning a barber visit into a stressful rather than relaxing experience. Everyone deserves a place where they feel seen and respected, without having to doubt whether they can truly be themselves.
