Sometimes you have to see the change to be the change.

a street photo of Frank Rose, Orlando Barber in downtown Orlando.

Hey I’m Frank!

I’ve been a hair stylist in Orlando for over ten years. I live for stellar hair cuts, hyping the crowd up and bringing life to every room I walk into.

When I'm not doing hair, emceeing an event, or creating music—I like to stay updated on the newest fashion statements, wine and dine at local Orlando spots, watch comedy movies, and just making great memories with friends.

People tell me that a haircut with me is a personal intimate experience. Every time a client comes to my chair, we are building a friendship. I love what I do because I always learn something new from my clients.

Frank Rose strikes a pose with panache under the neon lights of a sign that proclaims "The Roses", suggesting it's a place of personal or professional significance. The neon light bathes him in a warm, inviting glow, which underscores his creative sp
Frank Rose standing with relaxed confidence against a backdrop of vibrant urban graffiti, reflective of the city's heartbeat. This setting appears to be a testament to his connection with the urban lifestyle and culture.
back of a jacket adorned with the defiant words “Not Today Satan” alongside an evocative image, hinting at a strong and bold identity that likely resonates with Frank Rose's personal or brand ethos.
a street scene where a lamppost is adorned with a "Studio Cuts" sticker, possibly alluding to Frank Rose's barbershop or a related creative venture, cleverly infusing a streetwise flair with a touch of entrepreneurial spirit.
two individuals are engaged in a moment of camaraderie against a graffiti-splashed wall. This urban tableau could represent the community that Frank Rose is a part of or serves, highlighting the intersection of style, street culture, and personal con