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Welcome to MAN The Barber Club
1838 BLACK ROCK TPKE
Fairfield, CT 06825
"Where boys become men
Where men become gentlemen"
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At MAN The Barber Club everything we do is an experience. Whether you are looking for one of today's popular styles or a traditional haircut, MAN The Barber Club is the premiere choice for your grooming needs.
Traditional Cut
The Faded Cut
Cut and Classic Shave or Beard Sculpt
Cut and Towel Shave or Beard Sculpt
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Facial Grooming
Fade and Towel Shave or Beard Sculpt
Classic Shave/Beard Sculpt
Hot Towel Shave/Beard Sculpt
Mustache & Beard Sculpt
Monthly Subscription Package
For the man that prefers a weekly visit to maintain an impeccable look.
Hair Care Six Pack
For the man that likes it easy wants a better deal on grooming needs. The Hair Care six pack allows for you to pay in advance for six visits at a time. and schedule them too.
Popular Beard Styles
The Right Beard Shape for You: Basics in determining what's the right look is for you. To help you on your way, we’ve listed a number of different face shapes and the types of beard that suit these.
- The Round Face
If you have a round face, growing a beard can help to add structure to your visage and create a more angular jawline. The key is to go a little bit longer at the chin, as this elongates the face and makes it appear far less round. Similarly, we recommend that you avoid bushy sideburns and keep the sides of your beard trim, as this will draw attention to the chin and make the face seem a little longer. Men with a rounder face tend to favour full beards, and whilst there’s nothing wrong with this a goatee may offer a better option. This will certainly make round or rotund faces appear leaner, particularly when combined with an extended beard shape and neatly trimmed sideburns.
- The Long Face
If you’ve ever been asked “why the long face?”, it may be because you’ve selected the wrong beard type to suit your features.
As this is the exact opposite of a round face, you’ll need to grow a beard that’s fulsome at the sides and cropped at the chin. This will add width to the thinner portions of your face, making it appear a little shorter in the process. With this in mind, a fuller beard is undoubtedly preferable for men with longer faces, as it’s important to retain thicker and fuller sides if you’re to maintain the desired appearance. Just be sure to avoid abrupt changes in length, as otherwise, the shaping will become obvious and determinantal to your overall look. We’ll offer some tips on how you can achieve this a little later in the piece.
- The Square Face
In many ways, people with a square jaw and face must deal with similar problems to those with a rounder visage. More specifically, facial hair must be grown to elongate the face and soften the overall look, in order to create a more structured and masculine shape. In this instance, you’ll also need to crop your facial hair at the side and keep it longer at the chin, whilst maintaining a slightly rounder beard in order to soften your jawline. A goatee beard is also a good idea in this instance, but a fuller alternative may be preferable if you really want to make your face appear less wide.
- The Broad Face
A broad face may be wide and feature a high forehead, and in this instance, a sculpted or goatee beard will appear out of proportion. As a result, these types of facial hair can make your face appear disproportionately bigger, creating an uneven look that’s far from desirable. To negate this, you need to focus on growing a fulsome and thick beard, whilst also maintaining a large and well-groomed moustache a lot the square face style. We’re also aware that broader faces can be round or square, so pay attention to the shape and follow the relevant steps above to cultivate your look further.
- The Small Face
If you have a small face that’s relatively angular, you could consider growing designer stubble evenly across your face. A small face will need to focus on growing compact and sculpted beards that are proportionate. Make no mistake; large or more fulsome facial hair styles will appear totally out proportion in this instance, so consider adopting a goatee or chin-strap beard to help make the most of your appearance. This will provide a subtle and manageable beard that does not overwhelm your facial features, while you can experiment with the precise length to suit your expectations.
- The Oval Face
In many ways, the oval face shape represents the Holy Grail for men who want to grow a beard! After, this is a balanced, symmetrical and aesthetically pleasing shape that is compatible with almost every conceivable beard type, meaning that you can adopt a number of variable options and continue to look your best. Whether you plump for a full and thick beard or a stylish goatee, however, sculpting is still an important consideration if you’re aiming for a deliberate look. This ensures that you tread the fine line between a sculpted beard and one that’s unkempt, which is crucial if you’re to make the most of a symmetrical face.
- Shaping the Sideburns
If you ever speak to a full-beard enthusiast, you’ll know that they often declare the space where your scalp hair ends and your facial hair begins as “no man’s land”.