TO HELP US POPULATE THE ‘OUR BARBERS’ PAGE, PLEASE FILL IN THE FORM BELOW. NO NEED TO MAKE IT SOUND TOO PROFESSIONAL, JUST BE YOU. HERE ARE SOME SIMPLE PROMPTS TO GET YOU GOING:

1. How long have you been cutting hair?
2. What's your specialty or what are you known for behind the chair? It’s okay to say you’re a generalist.
3. Anything outside the shop people should know? (Hobbies, teams you follow, whatever makes you, you)

2-3 SENTENCES IS ALL THAT’S NEEDED. TWO SAMPLE BIOS ARE AVAILABLE TO YOU AT THE END OF THIS PAGE.

A man with long curly hair, a beard, and a septum piercing, wearing a plaid shirt and apron, holding a hairbrush, standing against a textured wall.

BOOK HAIRCUT WITH DAN

DANIEL DIEMIDIO

WEBSTER STREET + PART DEUX

I've been cutting hair in Oakland for twelve years and I'm not planning on stopping. Started as a shop sweeper at sixteen, learned the trade from watching, never left. Fades, tapers, straight razor line-ups — if it's sharp, I've done it a thousand times. When I'm not behind the chair, I'm at the Coliseum complaining about the A's, or arguing about the right way to season a cast iron pan.

A man with dark hair, beard, and sunglasses playing an acoustic guitar. He is sitting on a bench in a room decorated with framed pictures and a brick wall.

BOOK HAIRCUT WITH MARCUS

MARCUS WEBB

WEBSTER STREET

Cutting hair for eight years now, started at a shop in Berkeley before making my way to Oakland. I'm a generalist — comfortable with anything from a classic scissor cut to a skin fade, and I like walking clients through what'll actually work for their hair before we get started. Outside the shop I play guitar in a local band, so if you hear noise coming from the garage next door, that's probably us.