The Turkish ritual, one stop at a time

This is what the full Turkish service is about: steam, blade, towel, and no rushing. Scroll to warm up.

The order below follows how Turkish barbers usually work and the services La Cave lists. The shop confirms exactly what's in each visit.

Steam

Steam first

Steam softens the beard and relaxes the face before a blade comes near. La Cave's own reel shows the steamer at work.

£15 to £18, about 25 min

The cut

Skin fade, buzz cut, scissor cut, or a pattern like the ones on the wall. Reviewers keep mentioning the skin fades.

Book a skin fade
A skin fade seen from the side
£17, 30 min

The cutthroat shave

The one Turkish barbers are known for. La Cave's Facebook page lists a Turkish shave with a cutthroat razor. Slow, careful, straight razor.

Book a razor shave
The chairs and mirrors at La Cave
£18, 30 min

Hot towel

A hot towel to finish, so the skin feels calm, not raw. It's the part people remember, and La Cave lists the hot towel shave by name.

Book a hot towel shave
A hot towel wrapped over a customer's face
£6 to £10

Threading and waxing

Threading takes eyebrows and face hair off cleanly. Nose, ear and cheek waxing are on the list too, and reviews mention nose and ear waxing.

A young customer with a shaved line pattern
Facials

Mask and finish

La Cave lists facials and a full groom service. Their photos show a black face mask, and two reviewers mention an arm massage.

A customer resting in the chair with a black face mask on

Want the whole thing?

The full service is £60 for an hour. Ask the shop what's included when you book.

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