Who I Am

My passion for hair started long before it became my career. Growing up in Ottawa, Ontario, I started cutting hair at just 12 years old, giving haircuts to guys on my football team. Even then, I was drawn to grooming, fashion, and personal style. Hair became one of the first outlets I found to express myself, build my own confidence, and eventually help others do the same.

After high school, I moved to Vancouver to pursue that passion professionally and graduated from London School of Hairdressing. Since then, my approach to men’s hair has continued to evolve, but one thing has always stayed the same: I believe a great haircut should feel individual.

I’ve always felt that men’s hair is undervalued. To me, a haircut is the final piece of a man’s aesthetic. It deserves time, consideration, and an understanding of the person wearing it. Hair type, face shape, lifestyle, personal style, maintenance, and even the limitations of someone’s hair all matter. Finding the right balance between those things is what makes a haircut work.

Trends can be a great source of inspiration, but they shouldn’t dictate the end result. Not every fade, crop, flow, or longer style is right for every person. I encourage my guests to bring ideas, save photos, and use Pinterest or social media to communicate what they’re drawn to. From there, we can take that inspiration and create something that actually suits them.

I’ve always admired stylists who push the boundaries of what men’s hairdressing and barbering can be. That constant evolution is a big part of what keeps me inspired—not only by hair, but by fashion, grooming, sport, and lifestyle as a whole.

More than anything, I know how good it feels to walk away from a great haircut feeling like the best version of yourself. That’s the experience I want to create for every person who sits in my chair: to feel comfortable, taken care of, understood, and confident when they leave.