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2740 Fairfield Avenue, Shreveport, LA 71104Monday: Closed · Tuesday – Friday: 10am – 7pm · Saturday: 8am – 4pm · Sunday: ClosedTuesday – Friday: 10am – 7pm(318) 555-0102

Shreveport, Louisiana

Cut for the day that matters

Fades and lineups on Fairfield Avenue, with three chairs, two barbers and a board by the door. Walk in, or book ahead for graduation, a wedding, homecoming or Sunday.

A barber chair beside a tall window onto trees in a pale wood shop, with a plant and shelves of products

Before the occasion

When to come in, and how long it takes

Graduation, a wedding, homecoming or Sunday. This is the order we suggest, and how to hold the chairs for a party.

  1. 01
    Two weeks before

    Step 1: Pick the day and the chair

    Tell us the occasion and the date. One person books a chair; a party of three or more books both barbers.

  2. 02
    Two or three days before

    Step 2: Come in for the cut

    A fade needs a day or two to settle. Allow 45 to 60 minutes for a skin fade and 40 for a taper.

  3. 03
    The day before

    Step 3: Sharpen the edges

    A lineup and a beard edge, 20 minutes each. Walk-ins are welcome; sign the board and wait for your name.

  4. 04
    The morning of

    Step 4: Take the first chair

    On Saturday we open at 8am for the grooms, the graduates and everyone headed to church on Sunday.

The menu

What we cut, and how long it takes

Every service has a time. Prices are shown when you book.

Fades and cuts

  • Skin fade

    45–60 min

    Clippers taken down to the skin and blended up through the sides and back. Cut on coils, waves, curls or straight hair.

    Consultation first
    Book: Skin fade
  • Taper fade

    40 min

    A softer fade that stays longer at the neckline and sideburns. A good first fade, and one that wears well to work.

    Book: Taper fade
  • Burst fade

    50 min

    A fade that fans out in an arc around the ear and drops to the neck. Say burst or bring a photo.

    Book: Burst fade
  • Cut for ages 12 and under

    30 min

    A booster seat, a patient barber and a parent who stays. Tell us it is a first cut and we will take our time.

    Ages 12 and under
    Book: Cut for ages 12 and under

Lineups, beards and occasions

  • Lineup and shape-up

    20 min

    Hairline, temples and neckline cut crisp with a trimmer, then cleaned up with a razor. On its own or with any cut.

    With any cut
    Book: Lineup and shape-up
  • Beard shaping

    20 min

    Cheeks and neckline set, the length evened out and the edges finished with a hot towel.

    Book: Beard shaping
  • Occasion cut

    60–75 min

    A fade, a lineup and a beard edge in one visit, timed for the day. Tell us the occasion when you book.

    Book 2 to 3 days ahead
    Book: Occasion cut
  • Party booking

    2–3 hours

    Both barbers held for your group, back to back. Tell us how many cuts and what each one is.

    Three or more
    Book: Party booking

Your barber's price is shown when you book.

The work

Fades, edges and the tools behind them

A barber with a full natural cut, seen from behind, trimming a client's hairline in a warm shop
Hairline work
Sample
A client in a grey cape smiling as a barber's hand runs a clipper above his ear
Taper behind the ear
Sample
Hair-cutting scissors hanging in a row on a dark wall beside a shaving brush
The scissor rack
Sample
A barber's hands holding open the leather apron pocket that carries two clippers and a straight razor
Tools for the day
Sample

Sample photos.

Two barbers

Pick the barber for your day

Book Felton or Tre by name. For a party, they cut side by side.

  • Felton Dumas, a barber with grey locs and a short beard, standing in the doorway of the shop

    Felton Dumas

    Owner-barber

    • Barber license · LA Lic. 000000

    Works Tuesday to Saturday. Lead style: skin fades and taper fades.

  • Tre Cornish, a young barber in a leather apron, holding scissors

    Tre Cornish

    Barber

    • Barber license · LA Lic. 000000

    Works Wednesday to Saturday. Lead style: burst fades and designs.

Take a chair, or take your place in line

Book the chair for your day, or walk in Tuesday to Saturday and sign the board.