Klamath Falls · Washburn Way
Anybody can run a guard over a head. The line work is where a barber shows you what they can actually do — drawn by hand, into the fade, while you sit there.
How it works
Most people arrive with a picture on their phone, and that’s the easiest way to start. If you don’t have one, tell your barber what you’re into and let them draw something — that’s the part they enjoy.
It’s cut into the fade with a trimmer, freehand. No stencils, no transfers. A design lasts about as long as the fade does, so most people come back on the same rhythm they already keep.
More design work goes up most weeks on Instagram — @chriscutzzzz and @christhebarber541.
A design is an add-on to a haircut, not a separate appointment. Every barber sets their own menu, so start where they start.
Every barber sets their own prices, so what you pay depends on who you book. Pick your barber on Booksy and their current prices are listed next to each service, before you confirm anything.
About as long as the fade underneath it — usually two to three weeks before the lines start to soften. Most people get it redone when they come in for their regular cut.
Yes, and it’s the easiest way to do it. Show your barber the photo at the start of the appointment so they can tell you how it will sit on your head shape and how much room there is to work with.
Yes, but not much — on most of the barbers’ menus a cut with a design is about five dollars more than the cut alone. It is listed as one appointment on each of their menus, priced a little above the cut alone.
No. It’s cut freehand with a trimmer, drawn straight onto the fade.
Yes. Kids’ cuts are for twelve and under, and a design can be added the same as any other cut.
Book a cut with a design 1779 Washburn Way, Klamath Falls · hours and directions
