Old money, understated always
Old Money Haircut
Where can I get an old money haircut in Dubai?
At M3 Barbershop City Walk or Detail. The old money look is a scissor-shaped cut with natural length, a soft side part or a loose slick back, and no fade line anywhere — quiet on purpose.
The whole idea is that nobody can name the haircut. If someone compliments the cut rather than you, it has failed.
M3 Barberspace
Cosmetics
Brosh Apache 40gr — the style step of this cut, from our own shelf.
Only from our cosmetics
- Wash
Lsb Recharge Shampo 250ml AED 150 - Condition
Brosh Hair Balm 70gr AED 150 - Style Brosh Apache 40gr AED 120
- Finish
Brosh Base Spray 200ml AED 250
Our shelf’s pick for each step — your barber swaps any of them for your hair.
Barber
Eldar Nasyrov
Books old money by the hour at M3. You pick the barber, the hour is yours, and the cut is shaped to you in it.
What is the old money haircut?
Medium length, tapered rather than faded, cut with scissors so nothing has a hard edge, and worn either in a soft side part or combed loosely back. No sharp fade, no shaved lines, no visible product. It reads as grooming rather than styling.
What makes it look expensive?
Restraint and upkeep. There is no trick in the cut itself — it looks the way it does because it is shaped precisely and re-cut before it goes out of shape. A slightly overgrown old money cut just looks untidy, which is the honest trade-off.
Who does it suit?
Guys with enough density to hold natural length, and anyone whose work rewards looking settled rather than fashionable. It also ages extremely well — this is a cut you can keep for twenty years.
Book your old money
Choose your barber and your hour — the price is the barber’s hourly rate for the time you reserve, shown before you confirm. A web booking stays pending until you confirm in chat.
Questions people ask
Is the old money haircut just a side part?
A side part or a soft slick back is usually the shape, but the defining feature is the absence of anything sharp — no fade, no hard part, no visible technique.
How often does it need cutting?
Every four weeks. This is the cut where upkeep does most of the work.
What product should I use?
As little as possible, and matte. Ask your barber what suits your hair — they will point at one tin, not five.
How much is an old money haircut at M3?
You book an hour with the barber you choose and pay their hourly rate for it, shown before you confirm.