Brett Roberts is a stylist, barber, and educator with 22 years of industry experience, split evenly between salon and barbershop environments. With an early background in sculpture, Brett approaches haircutting both technically and visually, treating shape, movement, and balance as essential parts of the finished result.
His path into hair began organically, first cutting his own hair and his friends’ hair, then realizing the connection between sculpture and haircutting after watching Edward Scissorhands. That creative spark eventually led him to Paul Mitchell Academy in Austin, followed by advanced education including Vidal Sassoon’s ABC cutting course and color training in Brazil.
Brett is known for developing his own “with-the-grain” cutting techniques, particularly for curly and wavy hair, working through the natural S-pattern of the hair to create softer movement and better control. He also brings a strong artistic point of view to color, creating what he calls “hair paintings” through detailed, tattoo-inspired color work.
As an educator, Brett combines technical foundation, visual thinking, and real-world experience to help stylists better understand shape, texture, and how hair naturally wants to move.
