Where Can I Get a Haircut in Auckland? Here's the Real Answer.
- therockingbarber
- Jul 27
- 2 min read
Updated: Aug 12
If you’ve ever typed Where can I get a haircut in Auckland? into Google and been flooded with a blur of chains, cheap clips, and cookie-cutter cuts — take a breath. Let me offer you a better answer.
Who am I?
They call me The Rocking Barber — not because I play guitar (although I have been known to spin a 1950s B-side or two), but because I cut with rhythm, soul, and a healthy dose of style. I'm not a shop; I'm a barber working from the beautifully refined Hava and Co, tucked away at 1 High Street, Auckland CBD. That’s the one with the good lighting, the quiet confidence, and the kind of clients who expect a little more than just “short on the sides.”
Why Hava and Co?
If you’re searching for a proper barber in Auckland, not just someone who rushes you through in 15 minutes flat, this is the place. Hava and Co is a premium grooming space that caters to the time-poor professional — the ones who care about quality but haven’t got hours to waste. Think tailored cuts, not conveyor belts.
What’s Different About My Cuts?
I specialise in classic men’s haircuts with a modern twist. Whether it’s a sharp short-back-and-sides, a scissor-only longer style, or a textured crop with a proper taper — I cut by hand, by eye, and with a touch of attitude. Each cut is tailored to your hair, your head, and your lifestyle.
No gimmicks, just craftsmanship.
What About Skin and Grooming?
At Hava and Co, you can take it a step further. We also offer skin treatments like clay masks, steaming, and revitalising toners — all delivered by barbers who know their way around a cut-throat and a cotton towel. Weddings, events, or just a Tuesday? You do you.
Where to Find Me
You’ll find me, The Rocking Barber, cutting out of Hava and Co, 1 High Street, Auckland CBD. Easy to book, easy to get to — just far enough from Queen Street to keep it cool.
So, where can you get a haircut in Auckland?
Book in with The Rocking Barber at Hava and Co — and leave with the kind of cut that doesn’t just grow out well, but tells a story while it’s growing.
