A young chair, with two addresses.

Ushafa is the pottery side of Bwari. Bwari town is the other chair. Same standard in both, because a second room is not an excuse for a second quality.

Home service is on the menu, not a favour you negotiate in the comments. The call-out depends on the drive: the villages around the rooms, the next ring through Kubwa and Dutse, then the city. You see the number before anyone asks you to pay.

A deposit through Squad holds the time when that line is switched on. Card, transfer, USSD, or bank. The balance is paid when the work is done — transfer, card, or cash. This site does not invent a charge that was not on the summary.

The Ushafa room has a photo corner: a backdrop, a stool, and one light. Book it after a cut, or on its own. The same person holds the camera, so the time comes off the same book as the chair. The lights and the paper can also leave with you for a day.

Bring a picture if you have one. The honest answer, including “your hair will not do that”, comes before the clippers.

On the sixth cut in either room, a beard sculpt is on the house. The tally sits under your name. The road is never part of that gift.