Spring Clean at the Barber Shop

Gents and people buying gifts for gents, this one is for you – ‘Tis the season to be looking your damn fine best, right before the silly season takes over and you have a number of blowouts.

You do need to make sure you are looking your absolute best. It’s what you’ve been working at all year and the payoff is now.

The sun is out, the social calendar is stacked with events and you are ready to enjoy the upcoming break.

Before you get out there – you social animal – maybe it’s time to drop by The Barber Shop at QT Canberra for a little manscaping of the facial area?

Let me walk you through a number of treatments that our blade-wielding magician can work on you.

Mr Bond Shave

Starting with a hot towel to open up the pores, a rich shaving cream is applied to the face, before a close shave or tidy up is performed on your facial hair. It’s quite the show. After this, a little eye masque is applied to help with hydration and then a shoulder or hand massage to deepen the relaxation. Finishing with a cold towel to close those pores back up, a dash of aftershave for a little sting and a little moisturiser to leave you feeling fine.

The Don

In 30 minutes, our skilled barber, with razor-sharp wit, will have performed a shave that will leave you feeling like the big guy himself. A hot, then a cold towel to leave you feeling awake and you’re back out the door. As simple as that really.

Haircut

The bread and butter of our barbers. Come on in with a style or with no idea in mind at all. They’ll talk it out with you and can advise on the style you’re after. Either way, you’ll be leaving looking damn fine. Stay for a whisky, you deserved it.

Haircut and The Don

The perfect way to spend way to spend 60 minutes of complete bliss. Start with a glass of Chivas, then move onto the hair and finish with a close shave. It’s kind of the only way you want to do it, right?

Whatever your grooming needs, our team at QT Canberra Barber Shop will make you feel the best version of you in a matter of minutes.

words by ben stephens