Since 1996, Leucadia Barbershop in Encinitas has cut hair along North Coast Highway 101, relocating in 2024 to the rebuilt Shatto building at 696 after nearly three decades at its original Diana Street location. The five-chair family operation now occupies a larger footprint in the Shatto building, which rose from a 2019 fire and shares a commercial block with Bassett Salon Solutions, one of the coast corridor's professional-grade product distributors. Bookings run through the Booksy platform alongside walk-in availability, balancing scheduled regulars with coast-highway foot traffic in Leucadia. The second-generation team carries forward the cut-and-fade repertoire established by the founding family in the same era that the Leucadia Farmers Market began drawing Sunday crowds to Vulcan Avenue, and the post-shave complexion upkeep that follows a straight-razor service pairs naturally with the clinical skin treatments at The Studio Med Spa in Encinitas. Barbers execute a skin-fade taper using Andis T-outliner edging and foil-shaver finishing for a zero-shadow blend from the occipital bone to the ear line.