Barber Tips & Tricks
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Barber Tips & Tricks
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You might have come across the saying “give a client a good cut at a reasonable price, and they'll be yours for life.” Unfortunately in reality this is not always the case. That’s where we come in! Check out some of the reasons why your clients may not be returning, whether they were long-term customers or a first-time appointment, below.

You might have come across the saying “give a client a good cut at a reasonable price, and they'll be yours for life.” Unfortunately in reality this is not always the case. That’s where we come in! Check out some of the reasons why your clients may not be returning, whether they were long-term customers or a first-time appointment, below.

While most barbers work in physical barbershops or hair salons, there are a growing number of barbers who work on-call. What does it mean to be a mobile barber? What are their primary responsibilities? Where to find them? In this blog, we will explain some key terms you should know about mobile barbering and how you can start a new career in it.

While most barbers work in physical barbershops or hair salons, there are a growing number of barbers who work on-call. What does it mean to be a mobile barber? What are their primary responsibilities? Where to find them? In this blog, we will explain some key terms you should know about mobile barbering and how you can start a new career in it.

Marketing is key. Knowing how to market yourself as a barber can be the difference between having 5 to 20 clients a day. If you are interested in boosting the number of your customers and furthering your advertising skills, read the list below with four ways to promote yourself as a barber.

Marketing is key. Knowing how to market yourself as a barber can be the difference between having 5 to 20 clients a day. If you are interested in boosting the number of your customers and furthering your advertising skills, read the list below with four ways to promote yourself as a barber.

It is next to impossible to find someone who is not on social media today. More than just a tool for connection, social media is key helping barbers market themselves and promote their names and skills. If you want to up your barber game quickly, here are five tips on how to promote content online that you don't want to miss out on.

It is next to impossible to find someone who is not on social media today. More than just a tool for connection, social media is key helping barbers market themselves and promote their names and skills. If you want to up your barber game quickly, here are five tips on how to promote content online that you don't want to miss out on.

Losing your hair is never a good feeling, most men tend to feel self-conscious about it. Some men decide to completely shave off their heads or constantly wear a hat. One of the most common insecurities men face is hair thinning; for some men, it starts as early as in their 20s. The loss of confidence really starts to affect the way men do their hair and the types of hair cuts they get. Men start to worry about how they will be perceived by friends, family, and colleagues. Hair thinning should not be the cause of self distraughtness, and it should not limit men to have to continuously cover their heads. CADMEN Barbershop has compiled a list of the top 5 best haircuts for men experiencing early hair loss.

A haircut at CADMEN Barbershop in Toronto starts at $32 with a junior barber. The most complete option, the Hair and Beard Package with an expert barber, is $66. The shop is on the second floor at 240 Queen St W, a short walk from Osgoode station, and bookings run through Squire.
Every answer below comes from the shop's live Squire profile and its Google listing.
Prices start at $32 and top out at $66, per Squire. The price depends on the service and the barber's level, and every option shows its exact price on Squire before you confirm.
Every price shows on the booking page before you confirm. You know the exact cost before you sit down.
Book online through the shop's Squire booking page. Pick a barber, pick a service, pick a time. The page shows live availability for all 8 barbers, and you can also call (647) 348-6400.
Hours: Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Booking ahead on Squire is the reliable way to get a chair. The shop runs 8 barbers and slots fill through the app, so walk-in space depends on the day and the hour. If you are already on Queen West, call (647) 348-6400 and ask what is open before you climb the stairs.
CADMEN is at 240 Queen St W, 2nd floor, Toronto, ON M5V 1Z7. Enter at street level at 240 Queen St W and head up to the second floor. The shop is a short walk from Osgoode station on Line 1. First-timers sometimes walk past the door, so budget two extra minutes on your first visit.
All 8 barbers are listed on Squire with a level, and the level sets the price.
The junior chair at $32 is the budget pick. The $66 expert Hair and Beard Package is the full service. Co-founder Francis Paua set the bar for the roster. He cuts NBA, NFL, and NHL athletes, and he trained barbers who now teach for L'Oreal globally.
Arrive five minutes early. The second-floor entrance takes a minute to find on a first visit, and your slot starts on time. Prices are listed up front on Squire, so there are no surprises at the end. For questions about payment methods, call the shop at (647) 348-6400.
Queen St W spent years torn up by Osgoode station construction. CADMEN stayed open through all of it and kept cutting. Foot traffic on the Queen West corridor is now above pre-pandemic levels, and the shop that held its corner through the construction years holds a 4.9 star rating across 415 Google reviews. Its Squire booking profile holds 5.0 stars across 97 reviews.
That is the record. The prices above are what it costs to see it for yourself. Book a chair on Squire.
Prices on Squire start at $32 for a haircut with a junior barber and top out at $66 for the Hair and Beard Package with an expert barber. Every service and level in between has its own posted price on Squire.
The shop is at 240 Queen St W, 2nd floor, Toronto, ON M5V 1Z7, a short walk from Osgoode station. Enter at street level on Queen St W and head up to the second floor.
Book online through the shop's Squire booking page, which shows live availability for all 8 barbers, or call (647) 348-6400. Hours are Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Booking ahead on Squire is the reliable way to get a chair. Walk-in space depends on the day, so call (647) 348-6400 first to check which barbers have an opening.
CADMEN holds a 4.9 star rating across 415 Google reviews. Its Squire booking profile holds 5.0 stars across 97 reviews.
Losing your hair is never a good feeling, most men tend to feel self-conscious about it. Some men decide to completely shave off their heads or constantly wear a hat. One of the most common insecurities men face is hair thinning; for some men, it starts as early as in their 20s. The loss of confidence really starts to affect the way men do their hair and the types of hair cuts they get. Men start to worry about how they will be perceived by friends, family, and colleagues. Hair thinning should not be the cause of self distraughtness, and it should not limit men to have to continuously cover their heads. CADMEN Barbershop has compiled a list of the top 5 best haircuts for men experiencing early hair loss.

For any request, please contact us at info@cadmen.ca