Kissimmee barbershop. Clean fades. Hot‑towel shaves.
Walk-ins welcome, appointments first.
Services
Six things we do all day, every day
Every haircut finishes with a hot towel on the neck and a straight-razor clean-up. That is not an extra.
Haircuts & scissor cutsfrom $35A classic cut or a full scissor cut, finished with a hot towel on the neck and a straight-razor clean-up.
Skin fades & tapersfrom $38Skin, low, mid or high. No lines, no shelf: a blend you can run a thumb up.
Beard trims & shapingfrom $22Length taken down evenly, the cheek and neck lines set with a razor, and a beard oil finish.
Hot-towel shavesfrom $40Hot towels, warm lather and a straight razor, with the grain and then across. Forty minutes, reclined.
Kids’ cutsfrom $25Twelve and under. A booster seat, a patient barber, and a parent close by for the first one.
Line-ups & edge-upsfrom $15Forehead, temples and neck squared off with a trimmer and a razor. In and out in fifteen minutes.From the chairs
Recent work
Not sure what to ask for?
How do you want the sides?
That one answer decides most of the cut. Pick the closest and we’ll tell you what it’s called, what it costs and how long it takes.
$40 · about 45 minutes
Skin fade
Skin at the bottom, blended up into length on top. Say low, mid or high: low keeps more hair above the ear, high takes the skin well up the side. Bring a photo if you have one.
$35–$38 · about 40 minutes
Taper or classic cut
Short at the neckline and sideburns, with a little hair left at the bottom. It grows out softer than a fade and needs a visit every three to four weeks rather than two.
$42 · about 45 minutes
Scissor cut
For length on top and at the sides, or for growing it out. We take less than you think, cut curly hair dry so it sits the way it will at home, and shape the in-between stage.
$22 trim · $40 shave
Beard trim or hot-towel shave
Keep the beard and we take it down evenly and set the lines with a razor. Lose it and it’s the full hot-towel shave: forty minutes reclined with a straight razor.
The shop
Six chairs off Magnolia Row, and nobody rushing you out of one
Marcus opened Harlow & Pike in 2014 with two chairs and a borrowed mirror. It’s six chairs now, four barbers, and the same rule: the cut takes as long as the cut takes.
- Walk-ins, always. A request just puts your name first in the queue.
- Open Sundays, 10 to 3, because Saturday fills up.
- Parking behind the shop, and a step-free way in.
Reviews
What the regulars say
Marcus has done my fade every two weeks for three years. Same blend every time, no lines, and he actually asks before he takes the top down. The hot towel on the neck at the end is the best part of my week.
First straight-razor shave of my life, before my brother’s wedding. Dre told me what he was doing at every step and went across the grain only where my skin could take it. Not one bump.
My son screams at every haircut. Tasha let him hold the comb, did the sides with scissors instead of clippers, and let me stand right next to the chair. He asked when he can go back.
Questions
Before you sit down
Do you take walk-ins?
Yes, whenever a chair is free. Weekday mornings are usually quick. Saturday mornings fill up, so send a request if you would rather not wait; the shop texts you back to agree a time.
How much is a haircut in Kissimmee at Harlow & Pike?
A classic cut is $35, a skin fade $40, a taper $38 and a scissor cut $42. Kids twelve and under are $25. The whole menu is on this page and on the wall.
How often should I get a fade?
Every two to three weeks keeps a skin fade looking sharp. A taper or a classic cut lasts three to four. A $15 line-up in between stretches either one.
Can I request a particular barber?
Yes. Name the barber when you send a request, or ask for them when you walk in. If they are mid-cut we will tell you roughly how long.
Harlow & Pike · Kissimmee
Your chair is waiting on Magnolia Row
Walk in Tuesday to Sunday, or tell us the cut and the time of day that suits you. A barber texts you back to agree a time.