Minty Barber storefront glowing beneath the evening sky

Our house

Welcome home

Two shops. One house. No matter how many seeds we plant, every location feels personal, local, and rooted in the community around it.

The place

The comfort zone of the community

The chair is only part of it. Minty is where familiar faces meet, conversations carry over, and a quick reset can change the rest of your day.

We stay open late because real life rarely runs on schedule. Come in for a cut, a conversation, or a place that already feels familiar.

Minty Barber team members sharing a relaxed moment inside the shop
Family opened the door. The team gives the house its character. The community is what makes it feel like home.

Why we’re here

Better on both sides of the chair

A haircut should never feel like a transaction with clippers.

The person in the chair deserves to be heard before the first cut. The people behind the chair deserve respect for their craft, room to develop, and a workplace that takes their future seriously.

Minty exists to make the experience better on both sides. Better work. Better treatment. Better reasons to come back.

The name

Because it grows on you

It’s natural, refreshing, and a little wild—just like the mint plant.

The name reflects the way we want Minty to grow: by putting down roots, becoming part of a neighborhood, and earning a place in people’s routines.

What we’re growing

More roots. Same house.

Frisco was the first seed. McKinney was the next.

Growth only works if the good parts survive it: the consultation, the standards, the people, and the feeling that the shop belongs in its neighborhood.

There is more to grow around the chair—products people actually use, careers worth building, creative ideas worth trying, and relationships with people who understand what Minty is protecting.

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Open door

Talk to us

Something feel off? Tell a manager while you’re in the shop or email info@mintybarber.com. We listen, we learn, and when something needs making right, we try to make it right.

The invitation

Come sit down

Come as you are. We’ll take it from there.

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