Vincent
Master Barber — Fades & classic cuts
Cutting hair since 2003. Hates rushed jobs.
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The Shop
Where two Hollywoods meet.
A classic American barbershop on Hollywood Blvd.
There are two Hollywoods. One in California, built on celluloid. Ours, the other one — in South Florida, built on sand, stucco and the Atlantic breeze.
Hollywood Barbershop sits on the Boulevard that gives the city its name. Open chair, hot towel, the smell of bay rum and aftershave. The same craft you'd find in a New York shop in 1952, on a street in Florida today.
We don't do trends we can't explain. We don't rush a cut. We don't sell you a service you didn't ask for. Sit down. Tell us what you want. We'll take it from there.
Every cut tells a story. We've heard a few.
The Craft
Three things we keep.
I
The Time
A real haircut takes time. Ours run 30 to 40 minutes. We don't rush, we don't double-book.
II
The Tools
Straight razors, hot towels, lather brush. Tools that have worked for a hundred years still work today.
III
The Trust
Same chair, same barber, every visit if you want. We remember how you take it.
The Chair
Meet the barbers.
Marco
Barber — Beard sculpting & shaves
If it grows on a face, he shapes it.
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Luis
Barber — Kids & classic cuts
Patient hands, steady scissors.
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Tony
Barber — Old school straight razor
Learned the razor from his uncle. Still uses the same strop.
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“We don't cut hair. We cut yours.”
— The shop.