47 per cent match — Worth considering
- Haircut — $35
- 700 m from Mornington — about a 9 minute walk
- Nothing on file about men
- Haircut $35
- Beard & shave $35
Barbers in Mornington
We list 3 barbers across Mornington, prices start between $10 and $50, and all of them are appointment-only.
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Barbers in Mornington, at a glance
Barbering covers everything from a fifteen-minute clipper cut to an hour of scissor work on grown-out hair. The two are different trades, and shops tend to be genuinely good at one or the other.
- Prices from
- $10–$50
- Open past 7pm
- 2 of 3
What to look for
- If you want a fade, look for a shop that does them constantly — precision comes from volume.
- If your hair is longer than a few inches, look for scissor work and longer appointment times. A 20-minute slot is not enough.
- Walk-in shops are quicker but you get whoever is free. Appointment shops let you keep the same barber.
- A shop that asks how you style it at home is usually a shop that will cut it to suit you.
3 places in and around Mornington
Ordered by how well each one fits a typical barber request here — not by advertising spend, and not purely by rating.
Searching from Mornington
30 per cent match — Worth considering
- 777 m from Mornington — about a 10 minute walk
- A hair salon rather than a barber
- Nothing on file about men
- Haircut $50
29 per cent match — Worth considering
- 2.0 km from Mornington — about a 5 minute drive
- A hair salon rather than a barber
- Nothing on file about men
- Haircut $10
Common questions
- How much should a men's haircut cost in Melbourne?
- Most Melbourne barbers sit between $25 and $60 for a standard men's cut. High-volume shops start around $25, neighbourhood barbers sit around $40, and appointment-only or scissor-led shops run from $55 upwards because the appointments are longer.
- How often should I get a haircut?
- A short fade needs a tidy every two to three weeks to hold its shape. A mid-length or scissor-cut style holds for six to ten weeks. If you are growing your hair out, a shape-up every eight weeks keeps it from looking untidy without losing length.
- Do I need to book, or can I walk in?
- Both exist. Walk-in shops suit a quick, standard cut and are usually busiest at lunchtime and Saturday morning. Appointment-only shops suit anything that needs consultation or more than half an hour.