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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Double pass shave.
During a Double pass shave we first clip hair to remove length and bulk, then use an electric shaver for a close finish. The service includes consultation, prep, hot towel, and post-shave products to soothe skin and refine edges.
Yes — this method is gentler for many sensitive skin types because the clipper pass reduces blade contact and the electric finish avoids repeated blade passes. We tailor pressure, blade choice, and aftercare to minimize irritation; always tell us about skin issues.
Most Double pass shaves take about twenty to thirty-five minutes, depending on beard thickness and detailing. Time includes consultation, clipper pass, electric shaver finish, hot towel prep, and post-shave grooming or product application.
Yes — a neck and cheek cleanup is normally included with the Double pass shave. For intricate designs, deep lineups, or extra shaping there may be an additional charge; confirm requests during booking so we allocate time.
The Double pass shave reduces the likelihood of razor bumps because clippers remove coarse bulk first, but it can't eliminate them entirely. We use techniques and products to help prevent ingrown hairs and advise on at-home exfoliation and moisturizing routines.
Come with clean skin and avoid heavy aftershaves or thick creams. If you have skin sensitivities, medications, or active breakouts tell your barber. Let facial hair grow at least a day so the clipper pass has something to trim.