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Barber and colourist · Porto · by inquiry

Fades, copper and silver

I'm a barber and colourist in Porto. I cut and colour hair in a one-chair shop, and take cuts, colours and full changes by inquiry.

Back of a head with a clean skin fade
Look 01 · skin fade · high and blended, neckline by razor
Woman from behind with copper rose-gold hair at a window
Look 02 · copper melt · deep brown to rose gold, a long cut
Older woman in profile with a silver bob by the Douro
Look 03 · silver bob · chin length, a sharp line
Young man with bleached crop in a tiled Porto doorway
Look 04 · bleached crop · platinum buzz, toned twice
Barber trimming a seated man's curls from behind
Look 05 · curls, trimmed · shears and comb only
Barber's hands shaping a neckline with a straight razor
Look 06 · straight-razor neckline · a warm towel to finish

Work with me · Porto

Cuts and colour

We talk first, on your own hair, then I do the cut or the colour. You leave with a look that grows out well.

Telmo standing in his Porto barbershop beside a leather chair
The shopPorto
  • A cut

    from€22

    Scissors or clippers, a neckline by razor and a warm towel to finish.

    45 minutes · a wash · advice on styling it

  • Colour

    from€60

    From a gloss to a full copper melt, planned on your own hair.

    2 to 3 hours · a strand test · aftercare

  • A full change

    from€110

    A big cut and a big colour in one sitting, planned in a short call first.

    Half a day · a call before · a photo guide to keep it up

Ask about a date

I reply within two days. The chair is open Tuesday to Saturday.

To keep

The workbook, the course and an apron

Close portrait of Telmo in his charcoal barber's apron

About

Hi, I'm Telmo

I grew up above my uncle's barbershop in Matosinhos and swept hair there from the age of twelve. I trained as a barber in Porto and learned colour in a salon off Rua de Santa Catarina before I opened my own chair in 2022.

I like a haircut that still looks right six weeks later. I keep the shop small so each person gets a proper hour, and I write down every colour I mix so I can do it again.

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Colour notes

One finished colour a month, with the recipe, the time it took and what I would change.

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