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Men's haircuts in Melton

We list 3 men's haircuts across Melton, prices start between $25 and $100, and all of them are appointment-only.

Or describe exactly what you want and we’ll narrow it down

Men's haircuts in Melton, at a glance

Men's cutting is done by barbers and by hair salons, and the right choice depends less on the sign above the door than on what you are asking for.

Prices from
$25–$100
Open past 7pm
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What to look for

  • Name the result, not the service. "Low taper with length on top" gets you a better cut than "short back and sides".
  • Bring a photo. It removes most of the guesswork about how short "short" is.
  • Ask how long the appointment is. Twenty minutes is a clipper cut; forty-five is a considered one.
  • Thick, curly or coarse hair benefits from someone who cuts it every day.

How much does a men's haircut cost in Australia? Half of what Australian businesses publish sits between $30 and $65.

3 places in and around Melton

Ordered by how well each one fits a typical men's haircut request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.

Boston Barber Co.

Melton1.1 kmUpper mid-range4.7(119)

Barber

41 per cent match — Worth considering
  • 1.1 km from Melton — about a 14 minute walk
  • Nothing on file about men
  • Haircut $100

Style Cut Salon

Kurunjang2.0 kmUpper mid-range4.7(50)

Hair salon · Friendly · Relaxed

41 per cent match — Worth considering
  • 2.0 km from Melton — about a 5 minute drive
  • Nothing on file about men
  • Haircut $25

Hairhouse Melton

Melton686 mPremium4.3(339)

Hair salon · Friendly

39 per cent match — Worth considering
  • 686 m from Melton — about a 9 minute walk
  • Nothing on file about men
  • Haircut $40

Common questions

Barber or hair salon for a men's cut?
Barbers are generally stronger on clipper work, fades and beards. Salons and men's grooming studios are generally stronger on longer hair, texture and anything involving colour. Plenty of places do both well — the specialties listed on each profile are the reliable guide.
What should I say if I don't know what I want?
Describe the problem rather than the solution: it gets flat by lunchtime, it sticks out at the sides, it takes too long in the morning. A good barber will translate that into a cut.