I’ve been an artist my whole life — drawing, painting, designing, building things with my hands. Eventually I realized all those skills translated perfectly into cutting hair: the steady lines, the symmetry, the blending, the way you can shape something to bring out the best in a person. Even before I picked up clippers, the foundation was already there.

I started cutting during a moment when everyone had to figure things out for themselves. What began as me cleaning up my own hair turned into cutting friends, then my university community, and suddenly I had a full roster. The moment I realized this was bigger than a hobby was when it helped me pay my tuition and take pressure off my family. It was the first time I felt a craft truly change my life.

My style is always evolving, but it stays rooted in precision and artistry. I don’t just give someone “the haircut they asked for”, I tailor it to their face, their structure, their energy. I want people to walk out feeling lighter, more confident, and seen.

I’ve cut students, young professionals, athletes, and high-profile clients, but what keeps me grounded is the same thing that started it all: faith, discipline, and the desire to leave people better than I found them. At the end of the day, I’m just a cool, genuine guy who loves good energy and good conversation and I treat every cut like a chance to create something that matters.