A beard trim is $12 with the clipper, or $25 when the edges are finished with a straight razor. Get it with a haircut or on its own. Walk in any day, or book a time.
4.7 from 1,017 Google reviews
Every line-up sets the same three edges: cheek, lip and neck. The only choice is the finish. Clipper is soft and costs $12. Razor is sharp and costs $25.
$12
A quick tidy with the trimmer. Cheek line and neckline are cleaned up, strays come off, and the length stays put.
$25
Your barber sets the lines, then clears the skin outside them with a straight razor. Sharp edges, razor finish.
Not sure which? Tell your barber how you wear your beard and ask.
Four steps, whether you book the clipper tidy or the razor finish.
Tell your barber the length, the shape and how high you like the cheek line. A photo helps.
If it needs it, the length is evened out and the beard is shaped to your jaw.
Cheek line, lip line and neckline are set, then finished with the clipper or a straight razor.
Look at both sides in the mirror and ask for any changes before you get up.
Real photos from our chairs, not stock. Short, full, or grown out and brought back into shape.
A shaped beard with crisp edges, over a taper.
A last look at the beard line after the cut.
A short crop with the beard trimmed close.
A long white beard, shaped and trimmed.
Hair & Beard Line-up is $50: a classic cut or fade with razor beard shaping. Book both together and choose your barber and time on Fresha.
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4.7 from 1,017 reviews
I always spring for the beard line up as well as no one can get my beard looking as good as they do.
Daniel RamosAugust 2026
Mo did a very good job on my haircut. He made very clean lines edging my beard and hairline as requested.
Stan AbernathyJanuary 2026
Walk-ins welcome every day, Sunday included
If yours isn’t here, call (770) 417-8090 and someone will answer.
$12 for a clipper line-up, or $25 for a line-up with a straight-razor finish. Add a men’s haircut for $25 or a fade for $30. Every price is listed.
It’s the edges of the beard: the cheek line, the lip line under the mustache and the neckline under the jaw, set clean so the beard has a clear shape. A clipper line-up keeps those edges soft. A razor line-up clears the skin outside them for a sharper finish.
For the lines, it helps. The cheek line and neckline are hard to see and hard to get even on yourself. You can keep the length at home and come in for the line-up when the edges go soft.
How long you want it, how high the cheek line should sit, and whether you want the edges soft or sharp. A photo of a beard you like is the quickest way. If you’re growing it out, say so and ask for the edges only.
It depends on where your beard grows. Most cheek lines follow a gentle curve from the sideburn to the corner of the mustache; a straight, low line suits some faces better. The neckline usually sits just above the Adam’s apple. Your barber will follow your natural growth rather than cut into it.
The edges look sharp for a few days, then stubble softens them. A razor finish stays crisp a little longer because the skin outside the line is cleared right down. The clipper line-up is $12, so it is easy to book between haircuts.
Yes. Hair & Beard Line-up is $50 for a classic cut or fade with razor beard shaping. Select that service on Fresha when booking both together.
No. Walk-ins are welcome, and you can book online if you want a set time. We’re open every day: Monday to Thursday 10 to 7, Friday 9:30 to 7, Saturday 9:30 to 6 and Sunday 10 to 5. To pick a barber, Book now.
Clipper $12, razor finish $25. Book a time online, or walk in any day of the week.
