Varndells

Two years of Varndells 🍻🎉

What began as a vision for a different kind of barbershop has grown into a team, a community and a place we are incredibly proud to call home.

Every appointment, recommendation, conversation and return visit has played a part. Thank you to every client who has trusted Spencer, Louis and Joey, supported the shop and welcomed Varndells into West Malling.

The team have shared a few words in the carousel, but the message from all three is...

Thank you for an incredible two years!

Here’s to sharp cuts, good conversations and many more years together.

The taper does the work here. Keep it clean around the temples and ears, let the texture on top do its thing.

Louis works with the natural wave instead of cutting against it.
That's the difference between a haircut that looks right on the day and one that still sits properly two weeks later.

Book with Joey, Spencer, or Louis. Link in bio.

Two years of Caleb booking in with Louis.
Same chair, same barber, same conversation picking up where it left off.

You don't come back that long for just a haircut.

Find out why our regulars keep coming back. Link in bio.

Scissor-over-comb. No guards, no shortcuts. Just hands, steel, and years of knowing where to cut.

This is the bit most people never notice. But you feel it when it's right.

Book with Joey, Spencer, or Louis. Link in bio.

Music's on.
Louis is mid-conversation with his client.
Joey's chipping in from two chairs down.
And someone waiting for their cut has already joined in.

That's how most Saturdays go at Varndells; you come in for a cut and end up talking to half the shop.
Whether it's football results, business, or a life update, we're all celebrating together.

You'll understand once you've been. Link in bio.

A good short cut starts to lose its shape after about two weeks.
The back and sides grow out fastest, and that's what makes it look untidy before the top even needs touching.

If you're keeping your cut looking sharp, book every three to four weeks.
And if you're not sure what to ask for, just show your barber a photo of how it looked when you last left the chair.

That's more useful than any name for a style.

Book with Joey, Spencer, or Louis. Link in bio.

45 minutes where you're actually enjoying the company. Not checking your phone, not thinking about what's next. Just sat in the chair having a good time.

That's what keeps people coming back.

Book with Joey, Spencer, or Louis. Link in bio.

The cut's done, but we're still laughing.
That's how most appointments end at Varndells.

Come and see for yourself. Link in bio.