Mission
Creating the best inclusive experience and haircut that is curated based on your canvas and the story behind it.
Step into my speakeasy-like office that doubles as a safe space and personal art gallery.
Every head is my canvas.
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Frankie Edwards, Master Barber
Frankie "Love" Edwards (They/Them) is a AFAB (assigned female at birth) Transgender, Non-binary human as well as being an Atlanta-based queer activist. Frankie is the founder and owner at Head Canvas Barbershop where they specialize in providing inclusive gender-affirming haircuts for all humans. They have been doing hair behind the chair for nearly 15 years.
Frankie was born and raised in the South, commanding a presence as a young queer activist in Atlanta. Becoming a hairstylist allowed Frankie to channel their artistic energy into the creation of Head Canvas Barbershop which serves as a safe space for people of all genders, sexualities, and hair types.
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Between modeling for Goorin Bros Hats, styling hair backstage at New York Fashion Week and having their face on billboards for the Netflix reboot of "Tales of the City", Frankie has been given some incredible opportunities to be visible as a transgender activist.
Covid-19
Policies and Procedures
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The use of a mask by both barber and client is mandatory.
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Station and supplies are disinfected in between every household using disinfectants that are EPA –registered and labeled as bactericidal, virucidal and fungicidal.
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Clients are asked to wash their own hair before receiving haircut services.
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All capes, linens, and towels are laundered after use. All used/dirty linens are stored separately in an airtight container until they are laundered.
If you are feeling sick or have been exposed to someone displaying symptoms of or who has tested positive for Covid-19, please
inform us prior to your appointment so we can
reschedule you for another time.
Location
Located in South Decatur Near South Dekalb Mall.
Address Provided Upon Appointment.