We've watched clients walk out of the chair with a sharp cut, then come back two weeks later confused about why it 'doesn't look like the shop did it.' The cut is fine. The product is wrong.
Product builds the silhouette
A textured crop without a matte clay is just short hair. A side part without a light cream falls flat by 10am. Product is what makes the shape visible.
Match the product to the hair, not the trend
Fine hair needs lightweight clays and powders. Thick hair needs creams or pomades with hold. Curly hair needs cream-based stylers, not waxes. Wrong category = wrong result.
Use less than you think
Most guys use three times too much. A pea-sized amount, emulsified between the palms, distributed evenly. That's it.
Ask the barber what they used
Every cut at SIR ends with a styling step. Ask what product, how much, and where it was applied. We'll write it down for you if it helps. Replicating the shop look at home is a skill, not a secret.
—SIR Management