Barber across the UK

Cuts, fades, beard work and hot-towel shaves, built around walk-ins and regulars. A barber worth keeping gets your usual right, and says when a new shape would suit you better.

Typical price
£12 to £45
Typical duration
20 to 45 minutes

Things to know about barber

Saturdays and pre-event slots fill up; weekdays are quieter for walk-ins. If you are growing a style out, ask for a tidy rather than a full cut to keep the length.

What to expect from a barber appointment

Barbering covers the full range of cut, shave and styling work traditionally aimed at men, though most barbers in the UK now welcome anyone after a short cut or a clean line. Most shops offer walk-ins on weekdays and run a booked diary on Saturdays. A standard appointment runs twenty to thirty minutes for a dry cut, longer with a wash and finish, and most barbers will also tidy the beard line as part of the price. Regular fortnightly visits keep a fade or skin trim crisp; longer styles can stretch to four or six weeks. See the barbers in the UK listed below.

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Barber services we cover

Top Barber salons in Peterborough

8 providers

  1. SUĀVE Male Image & Grooming Rated 5 from 828 reviews
  2. Seven Hair & Body Rated 5 from 653 reviews
  3. Gulli Barbers Rated 5 from 590 reviews
  4. Empire cuts Barber shop Rated 5 from 480 reviews
  5. Ritzy Barbers Rated 5 from 294 reviews
  6. Barbers club Rated 5 from 208 reviews
  7. Hair Craft Rated 5 from 136 reviews
  8. The Barber Room by Ozzy Rated 5 from 88 reviews

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Frequently asked questions

How long does a barber appointment usually take?

A standard barber appointment runs twenty to thirty minutes for a dry cut and longer with a wash, beard tidy or hot-towel finish. Walk-in shops can be quicker on a weekday; Saturday usually runs to schedule with bookings.

Do I need to book a barber, or can I walk in?

Most barber shops offer walk-ins on weekdays and take bookings for Saturdays and event-day slots. If you have a specific barber in mind, book ahead. For first visits, calling the shop saves a wait.

How often should I see the barber?

Fortnightly visits keep a fade or skin trim sharp. Longer styles, including textured tops and scissor-cut classic cuts, can stretch to four or six weeks. Your barber will recommend a cadence based on the shape you wear.

How much does a haircut at the barber cost in the UK?

Most UK barber shops charge twelve to twenty-five pounds for a standard cut. Higher-end city-centre shops in London, Manchester or Edinburgh sit in the twenty-five to forty range. Cash-only shops are still common; check the payment options at booking.

I haven't been to a barber before. What should I expect?

Walk in or arrive at your booked time, tell the barber the length you wear at home and any preferences (fade type, fringe, beard tidy), then settle in. Modern barbers welcome everyone regardless of gender, age or hair experience.