Welcome to our Haircut Guide

Here you will find information and visual references to help you decide on what haircut you’d like to achieve

Please note - All content created is to be viewed as a reference only and is by no means a rule book. We all have different opinions and we will update this guide with any new information


At Barber Below, we believe your haircut should be as unique as you are. We celebrate the diverse tapestry of the gender spectrum, offering a safe and affirming space where everyone can explore their individual style and unveil their own personal narrative through hair.

Our skilled barbers are experts in crafting looks that resonate with your inner self. Whether you seek the sharp definition of a masculine aesthetic, the captivating ambiguity of a non-binary expression, or the graceful allure of feminine elegance, we possess the skills and sensitivity to translate your vision into reality.


Mastering Masculinity:

  • Sharp Geometrics: Defined lines, crisp fades, and bold undercuts exude assertive confidence.

  • Structured Sculpting: We accentuate your bone structure with square-shaped silhouettes to provide a more masculine edge.

  • High-Contrast Dimension: Dramatic clipper work, from classic buzz cuts to modern mohawks, adds depth and a touch of rebellion.

  • To see some visual references of haircuts that Master Masculinity, check our visual guide here


Embracing Androgynous Allure:

Please note that androgyny can also be the rejection of the idea that personal expression has to be gendered. Our references are to be used a guide only

  • The Art of Harmony: We seamlessly blend masculine and feminine elements, like soft fades with delicate sideburns or textured crops with wispy bangs.

  • Playful Asymmetry: Off-center partings, uneven lengths, and choppy layers add a touch of whimsy and defy categorization.

  • Embracing Texture: Let your hair speak for itself with tousled waves, natural curls, or messy bedhead styles that celebrate individuality.

  • To see some visual references of haircuts that Embrace Androgynous allure, check our visual guide here


Expressing Feminine Finesse:

  • Soft Flow, Gentle Curves: We work with your hair's natural movement, creating gracefully rounded silhouettes through layered artistry.

  • Subtle Delicacy: Farewell to harsh lines! We embrace subtle feathering around the hairline for a touch of softness.

  • Voluminous Glamour: Whether you crave flowing locks or chic bobs, we'll help you achieve your desired length and add volume for a truly captivating look.

  • To see some visual references of haircuts that Feminine Finesse, check our visual guide here


Navigating Your Journey:

  • Personalized Consultations: Our barbers take the time to understand your vision, preferences, and lifestyle, ensuring your haircut complements your unique story.

  • Collaborative Creation: We value your input! Bring pictures, Pinterest boards, and drawings, or simply share your dream style, and we'll co-create the perfect look. Alternatively, take a look at our visual reference guides mentioned above.

  • Continuous Support: We're here for you beyond the initial cut. Feel free to consult us on styling tips, product recommendations, and future adjustments.

Your hair is an extension of your authentic self. Come as you are, leave feeling empowered by your reflection.
— Rob Czlapka - Owner of Barber Below

We share our space with RCNQ, a like-minded haven of inclusivity that shares our commitment to providing a safe space to explore your true self. You can explore their stylist profiles and book an appointment directly on their website here.

At Barber Below, we believe your hair isn't just an accessory, it's an extension of your authentic self. You're welcome to shed expectations and express yourself freely. Leave feeling empowered by your reflection, a confident canvas ready to tell your unique and stunning narrative. Book your appointment today and let our artistry craft the perfect chapter in your personal story.

Remember, hair plays a key role in self-expression, but it doesn't solely define femininity. Femininity and masculinity are collections of characteristics, and how we perceive them varies across cultures and time. This underscores the idea that gender is a social construct.