Regina’s Top 10 Barbershops & Barbers

The Profile

Culture Grooming Lounge began life as Ragged Ass Barbers in 2012 and now operates under its current name with largely the same crew. The shop emphasises classic barbering techniques, haircuts, beard trims, straight-razor shaves and hot-towel finishes, while presenting a refreshed identity that aligns with the team’s evolving creative approach.

The lounge lists a broad menu that mixes everyday barbering with clinic-style treatments: standard haircuts, beard trims and buzz cuts sit beside laser hair removal and Calecim regenerative hair-restoration therapies. The published price cues include haircut starting points and specific service options, with kid, military and clipper-cut prices shown alongside enhanced straight-razor and hot-towel packages.

Culture also presents longer-service packages and staged offerings that require separate scheduling and consultation steps, reflecting its crossover role between a barbershop and a medispa-style provider. The team invites bookings online and operates model and training schedules at times, keeping the same staff while expanding into laser sessions and professional hair-loss treatments alongside routine grooming.

Why It Made the List and Why It’s Our Top Pick

Culture Grooming Lounge tops this list because it pairs accomplished traditional barbering with medically oriented services such as Calecim hair-restoration and laser hair removal, all offered by an experienced crew that has been working together since 2012. That unusual combination gives clients access to both precision cuts and clinic-style options in one convenient Regina location.

Good to Know

Some treatments at Culture Grooming Lounge, notably laser hair removal and Calecim hair-restoration consultations, require separate appointments and may involve an initial consultation before starting a course of treatment; book those services online to secure the right time and allow clinic staff to prepare equipment and protocols.

The Profile

The Trim Barbershop & Salon operates a mixed barber-and-salon format from East, serving both men and women with a clearly itemised price menu. The site publishes straightforward costs for men’s haircuts, women’s cuts and senior pricing alongside add-ons like nose waxing, eyebrow threading and premium head washes, making it easy to plan multi-service visits.

The Trim’s offering spans standard men’s grooming and salon colour work: services listed include men’s haircuts and beard grooming as well as women’s haircuts, highlights and full colour. The dual setup makes the shop useful for households that need both precise barbering and longer-form salon processes and the price menu helps clients allocate extra time when booking combined cutting and colour appointments.

Why It Made the List

The Trim stands out as a practical one-stop shop for mixed-gender households because it combines barbering precision with salon-level colour and styling on the same menu, allowing clients to schedule both cuts and longer colour work at a single address rather than splitting visits between separate shops.

Good to Know

Consult the published price menu before booking if you intend to combine cutting and colour services; allow extra appointment time for highlights or colour work and mention any multi-service needs when you reserve a slot to avoid rushed transitions.

The Profile

Golden Touch Barbershop keeps regular late-morning to evening hours from Tuesday through Saturday, catering to after-work appointments. The shop emphasizes consistent appointment blocks, with many standard services listed at roughly 30-minute durations and a public booking option that can be secured with a small deposit online.

The service menu is concise and price-explicit: typical options include a basic haircut around $35, combined hair and beard packages near $50, VIP and longer sessions listed up to roughly $85, plus kids’ cuts and add-ons such as facials or waxes. The business highlights practical consistency and direct phone or online booking to reserve a preferred time with a named barber.

Why It Made the List

Golden Touch is notable for combining clear online booking with short, scheduled service blocks, which suit clients who prefer predictable appointment lengths and evening availability; the deposit-secured bookings and compact 30-minute typical durations make it straightforward to reserve a guaranteed slot without lengthy waits or guesswork.

Good to Know

Book online and secure your appointment with the small deposit the shop requests, or call directly. Many services are advertised as 30-minute blocks, so reserve extra time if you plan add-ons such as waxing, facials, or VIP packages.

The Profile

Modern Men Salon on Victoria Avenue East positions itself as a male-focused grooming studio staffed by named barbers and stylists who specialise in contemporary men’s cuts. The team highlights skills such as fades, undercuts and hair tattoos and presents individual staff bios so clients can book a specific specialist by name when they want a particular technical strength.

The salon keeps extended weekday opening times that support after-work bookings and a roster-based appointment model: hours include later-weekday evenings and weekend availability, with a stated request for 24 hours’ notice on cancellations and a policy that late cancellations or missed appointments may be charged. Contact options include phone, text and online booking for time-sensitive requests.

Why It Made the List

Modern Men’s distinguishing feature is its roster of named specialists and evening hours, which together make it simple for clients to book barbers with explicit skills, such as precise fades and hair tattooing, during weekday evenings when standard shops may be closed, supporting skill-specific appointments without sacrificing convenience.

Good to Know

The salon requests 24 hours’ notice for cancellations; late cancellations and no-shows can be charged, so confirm the cancellation policy and preferred contact method, phone, text or email, when you book to avoid unexpected fees.

The Profile

Canvas Hair Studio was founded in 2017 by Andy Chung and operates as a deliberately small team that blends classic barbershop craft with salon-level finishing. Located on St. John Street, Canvas frames itself as a creative hub where barbers and stylists collaborate to produce tailored, wearable looks rather than hurried, trend-driven cuts.

The studio lists individual team members and booking links for each stylist, and some staff show limited availability or are not accepting new clients. That curated staffing model encourages direct stylist-client relationships and makes it important to check each barber’s booking status or use the provided online booking links when planning visits to avoid extended lead times.

Why It Made the List

Canvas stands apart because its small-team model and founder-led direction prioritise craftsmanship and continuity: clients who value consistent stylist relationships and considered, salon-quality finishing from a compact roster will find the studio’s curated approach and individual booking links helpful for building long-term appointments.

Good to Know

Check each stylist’s booking status before you reserve; Canvas publishes individual team availability and some barbers or stylists may not be accepting new clients, so verify who is taking appointments to avoid delays.

The Profile

The OTHER Barbershop, which previously traded as Teddy Cuts, presents as a neighbourhood barbershop focused on tidy finishes and dependable service. The shop emphasises a relaxed, local atmosphere and routine grooming rather than high-volume walk-in trade, positioning itself to serve regular clients who prefer booked appointments and predictable time slots.

Clients are directed to Booksy for bookings, which indicates an appointment-first workflow that keeps service windows organised and predictable; using the app allows customers to pick specific barbers and time slots before arriving, reducing in-shop crowding and helping the shop maintain punctual service for scheduled appointments.

Why It Made the List

The OTHER Barbershop’s defining merit is its appointment-first approach via Booksy, which benefits clients who want predictable start times and the ability to select a preferred barber ahead of arrival; that scheduling structure reduces wait times and helps maintain steady service pacing throughout the day.

Good to Know

Use the Booksy link to view real-time availability and secure a slot with a preferred barber; checking the app is faster than calling when you need same-day options or to reserve a specific stylist for your appointment.

The Profile

24 hair studio operates as a compact local barbershop that focuses on clean lines, tidy fades and low-maintenance, wearable styles designed to hold up between appointments. The studio’s approach emphasises suitability and durability, steering clients toward understated looks that are easy to style at home and do not require frequent, high-effort maintenance.

Staff at the studio concentrate on classic cuts and dependable workmanship rather than experimental colour or dramatic restyles; that makes 24 hair studio a practical choice for clients who prioritise consistent, long-wearing results and straightforward grooming rather than trend-led transformations that demand frequent touch-ups.

Why It Made the List

24 hair studio’s primary merit is dependable craftsmanship that yields tidy, long-holding results; clients who want practical, easy-to-maintain cuts appreciate the studio’s emphasis on structure and minimal fuss, which makes everyday grooming simpler and more predictable than trend-driven alternatives.

Good to Know

If you are planning dramatic colour or experimental restyles, confirm the studio’s service scope before booking since the emphasis at 24 hair studio is on classic, wearable cuts rather than extensive colour work.

The Profile

Bluecore Barber Company foregrounds a blue-collar identity and respects trade and manual-work communities, describing itself as built by and for the city’s working people. The shop’s public messaging highlights practical respect for manual trades and frames grooming as a straightforward service for clients who put work schedules and early starts first.

Located on Dewdney Avenue, Bluecore lists weekday openings that start early, typically 8:00 a.m. on many weekdays and 7:00 a.m. on Thursdays, paired with an app-based booking system that supports rescheduling, calendar notifications and e-gift cards. Those early hours and digital booking tools suit clients who need quick pre-shift appointments and reliable online scheduling.

Why It Made the List

Bluecore’s defining merit is its practical alignment with working schedules: early weekday start times and an app-driven booking system make it simple for clients who leave for morning shifts to secure a pre-work appointment and receive calendar reminders, easing planning around busy workdays.

Good to Know

The shop uses an online booking app that lets you book, reschedule or cancel and adds notifications to your calendar; check the app for up-to-date hours since Saturday service is sometimes listed as temporarily closed.

The Profile

Tommy Gun’s Original Barbershop in Regina operates a walk-in check-in system that invites clients to arrive, check in for the service and select a preferred barber for same-day appointments; many services can be accessed without advanced booking through the arrival check-in process. The location is part of a national chain with standardised procedures.

This branch carries a substantial on-site retail assortment spanning well-known grooming brands, products from Reuzel, Uppercut, American Crew and others are available, so clients can pair a haircut or shave with professional styling and maintenance purchases at the time of their visit, making it convenient to leave with both a fresh cut and recommended products.

Why It Made the List

Tommy Gun’s primary strength at this location is convenience: the check-in system supports same-day walk-ins and the broad retail range means clients can immediately buy maintenance products recommended by their barber, combining service and at-the-counter product purchases in a single stop.

Good to Know

No appointment is required for many services; use the arrival check-in system to choose your service and preferred barber, and be aware that immediate product availability can vary by store so ask staff if you need a specific brand or item.

The Profile

This Tommy Gun’s location follows the chain’s standardised service model and menu that the brand operates across multiple Regina branches, offering a predictable selection of haircuts, shaves, packages and retail items. The uniform menu and packaged offerings make it straightforward for clients to expect similar services whether they visit this branch or another in the city.

The branch supports both check-in walk-ins and online interactions and promotes a familiar set of add-ons and retail brands so customers seeking repeatable results can rely on consistent timing and offerings. The centralised format keeps service times predictable and simplifies planning for clients who travel between different locations.

Why It Made the List

The main advantage of this Tommy Gun’s outlet is franchise consistency: its standardised citywide menu, packaged services and familiar check-in process allow customers to anticipate similar appointment lengths, service content and product availability across branches, which reduces uncertainty for those who visit multiple locations.

Good to Know

Check the branch’s specific opening hours and on-site check-in process before visiting; product availability and exact hours can vary slightly between individual Tommy Gun’s locations, so confirm if you need a particular item or service at this branch.