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What Our Clients Say
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I had a great experience at Blueprint Barber Shop! The shop was clean, professional, and h...more
I went there once I’m not gonna keep it that way this please cut my hair right to the poin...more
Hands down best in town. My man did amazing work
Absolute great service! Was able to come in sooner than my scheduled appointment and had a...more
Vernon is the man ! I come in lookin like 80 hr a week work bum and when i leave I look li...more
Great hair cut and very nice barber. Have not had such a great cut in many years. Will be ...more
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Head Shave.
Most head shaves take about 30 to 45 minutes depending on hair length, scalp condition, and detailing. We include consultation, cleansing, shaving, and soothing aftercare. Please arrive a few minutes early with any concerns.
Our barbers use warming, high-quality blades, and precise technique to minimize irritation. We prep the skin, apply soothing aftercare, and recommend gentle moisturizing and sun avoidance for 24-48 hours to reduce razor burn risk.
Frequency depends on how quickly stubble returns and your maintenance preference. Every 1–2 weeks keeps a smooth scalp; every 3–4 weeks produces a slightly lived-in look. We can suggest a schedule based on your hair growth.
Yes. Tell your barber about scars or sensitive areas before we begin. We’ll adapt blade angle and pressure, use protective techniques, or avoid close cutting where necessary to protect delicate tissue while delivering a smooth result.
Gently rinse and pat dry, apply a lightweight alcohol-free moisturizer or aftershave balm, avoid hot showers and sun exposure for 24 hours, and use sunscreen once healed. Moisturize daily to keep the scalp healthy.
Yes, with precautions. Inform your barber about sensitivities or active acne beforehand. We’ll adjust products and technique, use gentler tools, and may suggest patch testing or lighter passes; severe inflammation may require delaying service.