Mohawk Gallery
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What Our Clients Say
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You will be satisfied with your cut! He does Great work!! Thanks Brian, you’re the best!
The best in the game!
Mr. Reaves aka King 👑 Brian is AWESOME! His skills, knowledge, and expert consultation pu...more
Brian is, without question, one of the best barbers I’ve ever been to. From the moment you...more
Great atmosphere, great cut for my son and me. Definitely recommend!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Mohawk.
A full Mohawk precision cut typically takes 30–60 minutes depending on hair length, complexity, and desired detailing. Shorter trims are quicker; longer or heavily textured hair requires more time for scissor and razor work to achieve crisp lines and finished texture.
Price reflects hair length, density, and the level of scissor and razor detailing required. Our Mohawk service ranges from $25 to $30; during consultation the barber will confirm cost based on length and any additional shaping or blending you request.
Absolutely — we tailor the Mohawk to your preferences, from subtle fauxhawks to bold, high-contrast strips. Tell your barber the exact width, taper, and length you want; we’ll use precise scissor and razor techniques to deliver the look.
Yes. Our Mohawk service combines scissor cutting for shape and layered texture with razor work for crisp edges and fine detailing. This dual approach creates clean lines, soft blending, and controlled movement that define a polished Mohawk finish.
Keep your Mohawk sharp by daily styling and regular trims every 2–4 weeks, depending on growth. Use light-hold pomades or matte clays for texture, a fine-tooth comb for precision, and visit us for razor refreshes to maintain crisp edges.
Yes — long hair can absolutely be transformed into a full Mohawk. Our barbers assess length and texture, then sculpt a centered strip with scissor and razor work while blending or undercutting sides as needed to balance weight and silhouette.