Every men's cut we dial in for Centennial Hills — skin fades, tapers, buzz cuts, Edgars, mullets and more. Strange Times Barber Co is an easy freeway trip down the 215 from Centennial Hills.
Whether you want a high-contrast skin fade, an office-clean taper, or a trend cut like the Edgar or modern mullet, our barbers tailor it to your hair and your look. We're an easy freeway trip down the 215 from Centennial Hills, so Centennial Hills men get a real barbershop cut without the wait. Start at Summerlin barbershop or pick your style below.
Every cut pairs with our Men's HaircutsFades & TapersBeard Trims & Line-UpsHot Towel Shaves — and finishes with a crisp straight-razor line-up.
A skin fade (or bald fade) blends your hair down to bare skin at the sides and back, then up into length on top — the cleanest, sharpest fade there is.
A taper fade gently shortens the hair around the ears and neckline while keeping more length than a skin fade — sharp, but conservative enough for any setting.
A low fade starts the blend just above the ears, keeping most of your length and adding a clean, subtle gradient down to the neckline.
A mid fade starts the blend around the temples — right between a low and high fade — for a balanced, modern look that suits most face shapes.
A high fade blends short up near the crown for maximum contrast — a bold, clean look that puts all the attention on the style up top.
A burst fade curves the blend around the ear in a semicircle, leaving length at the back — the signature fade behind mullets, mohawks and the Edgar.
A buzz cut keeps it short and uniform all over with clippers — the lowest-maintenance, most no-nonsense cut there is, often paired with a fade and a sharp line-up.
A comb-over keeps length on top swept to one side over a defined part — a timeless, versatile style that goes from sharp-office to night-out, usually over a fade or taper.
A textured crop (or French crop) keeps a short, textured top with a blunt or fringed front over a fade — modern, low-effort, and flattering on most face shapes.
A pompadour sweeps volume up and back off the forehead for a bold, classic silhouette — sharpest over a fade or taper with tight sides.
A quiff lifts the front up and back with a softer, more textured finish than a pompadour — modern, versatile, and easy to wear.
An undercut leaves the top long while the sides and back are cut short to one length — high contrast and endlessly styleable, slicked back or loose.
A crew cut keeps it short and tapered with a touch more length at the front than a buzz — clean, classic, and almost zero styling.
A slick back combs all the length straight back for a sleek, sharp look — clean over an undercut or fade, polished with pomade.
The modern mullet is back — short and textured up top and at the sides, longer at the back, often over a burst fade. Bold, fun, and done right here.
The Edgar (or takuache) cut keeps a short, straight-across fringe up front with high, sharp sides — a bold, clean style popular across Las Vegas.
A faux hawk keeps length down the center and shorter sides for the shape of a mohawk without the commitment — styled up for edge, down for work.
A Caesar cut keeps a short, horizontal fringe and even length all around — a low-maintenance classic that's great for thinning hair or a no-fuss look.
A drop fade dips lower behind the ear, 'dropping' down toward the neck for a curved, modern blend that frames the head cleanly.
Walk in or reserve your barber online — an easy freeway trip down the 215 from Centennial Hills. Walk-ins welcome, or book online in seconds.
Yes — Strange Times Barber Co is an easy freeway trip down the 215 from Centennial Hills. We do skin fades, tapers, scissor cuts, beard line-ups and hot-towel shaves for Centennial Hills clients.
No appointment needed — walk-ins are welcome, or book online in seconds.
The skin fade and taper fade are our most-requested in Centennial Hills — both blended seamless with a crisp straight-razor line-up.