
Sara
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- EN
- RU
Opened the shop in 2026. Old-school classics and modern cuts, shaped around each client.
Book with SaraHaircuts, beard trims and straight-razor shaves. Booking online takes about a minute.
Classic barbering, no rush.
Every visit begins with a conversation about what you want. Then the work takes the time it needs, from the first pass of the clipper to the hot towel. Forty-five minutes for a haircut. All four barbers speak English.

Opened the shop in 2026. Old-school classics and modern cuts, shaped around each client.
Book with Sara
Old-school and classic cuts above all, with modern details.
Book with Stas
Modern and classic cuts, fades and beard work. Each cut starts from what the client asks for.
Book with Aleks
Classic cuts, modern fades and beard shaping.
Book with SashaOnline, through the booking page. Choosing the service, the barber and the time takes about a minute. You can also ring us on +381 69 391 41 00.
Yes. All four barbers speak English and Serbian, and Sara, Stas and Sasha also speak Russian.
Yes, when you book online. Each barber also has their own booking link in the Barbers section. All four have been barbers for seven years or more.
Every visit begins with a short conversation. You and your barber settle on the cut: fade, taper or classic, with scissors, clippers or both.
Yes. Haircut and beard correction is 3 500 RSD and takes an hour and a quarter; haircut and royal shave is 4 100 RSD and takes an hour and a half. Each package costs 800 RSD less than booking the two separately.
A shave (2 000 RSD) means skin preparation, the shave itself, then aftershave or balm. A royal shave (2 400 RSD) means a hot towel, a straight razor, a cold towel and moisturising balm. Either is offered for the head or the face; both take 45 minutes.
Yes. A children's haircut is 2 500 RSD and takes 45 minutes, with extra patience for the youngest. The father and son package, for sons up to 12, is 4 500 RSD and takes an hour and a half.
Cara Dušana 3Beograd
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