St. Pete Barber FAQ
Straight answers about cuts, fades, beard services, booking, and visiting Tami Lee at The St. Pete Barber Shop.
Where can I get a men’s haircut in St. Pete?
Pretty N Fierce is inside The St. Pete Barber Shop at 2044 Central Ave in St. Pete. Tami Lee offers men’s haircuts for $40, with each cut tailored to your hair, style, and preferred finish.
Who does skin fades in St. Pete?
Tami Lee provides skin fades and precision men’s cuts at The St. Pete Barber Shop in St. Pete. Book a haircut appointment with Tami and share the fade height, blend, and finish you want when you arrive.
Does Tami Lee do beard trims and lineups?
Yes. Tami offers beard shaping and trims for $20, including clean line work, or you can combine a haircut and beard service for $60.
Can I book a barber appointment at The St. Pete Barber Shop?
Yes, appointments with Tami Lee can be booked through The St. Pete Barber Shop’s online booking page. You can also call the shop at (727) 440-6900 or text Tami at (239) 789-0522 if you need help planning your visit.
What kind of cuts does Pretty N Fierce specialize in?
Pretty N Fierce specializes in precision fades, clean men’s haircuts, sharp lineups, beard work, and bold styles shaped to the client. Tami brings more than 10 years behind the chair and focuses on a clean result that fits how you actually wear your hair.
Do you take walk-ins or appointments?
Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are preferred so Tami can reserve time for your cut. Booking ahead is the best choice when you need a specific day or time, while walk-in availability depends on the schedule at the shop.
Where is Pretty N Fierce located in St. Pete?
Pretty N Fierce is located inside The St. Pete Barber Shop at 2044 Central Ave, St. Pete, FL 33712. The shop is on Central Avenue, and the website’s Contact page links directly to the confirmed Google Maps listing.
How often should I get my fade cleaned up?
Most fades look best with a cleanup every 2 to 4 weeks, depending on how tight the fade is and how quickly your hair grows. Tami recommends coming back when the hair starts touching your ears or the cut begins to look shaggy, since those are better signals than the calendar alone.