5 Ways to Increase Your Income as A Barber (2020 Update)
Looking to earn an extra coin from your shaving business? If so, this article is for you. Read on to find out several strategies you can use to make more.
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Taper Fade Cuts Ideas for Men
If you are looking for fresh taper fade ideas, check these cool cuts that have become the first three finalists of the GBBB Barber Of The Year 2017 Awards.
Finalists to the AIPP 2016/2017 Awards
Manuel Mon and Gonzalo Zarauza have been nominated finalists to the AIPP 2016/2017 Awards in the AVANT-GARD category with their joint collection ABYSS
Award Wins For Jonathan Andrew at Jamie Stevens
Jonathan Andrew, celebrity stylist and Artistic Director at Jamie Stevens, has been announced as the winner of not just one but two awards in the Hair Magazine Awards 2016.
Jonathan Andrew styles Adam Lambert on recent UK visit
Jonathan Andrew – the men’s expert at Jamie Stevens has been hard at work scooping two new awards, and styling the hair for Adam Lambert while he’s over on London on tour. Adam, who has a whopping 888k followers on instagram, got his summer look at the Kensington salon.
Old fashioned service is still in style
Shapa’s Barbershop shows old fashioned service is still in style with a new opening in Hythe.
British Barber of the Year 2015
Wahl took to the stage at this year’s Salon International to announce Jamie Dunning from Savills Barbers in Sheffield as winner of Wahl’s British Barber of the Year 2015.
50% increase in Men visiting Salons
the average UK salon has welcomed 50% more male clients through its doors in 2015, compared to the numbers witnessed 2014. The treatments found to attract the most male customers included facial hair services, massages and manicures/pedicures.
Male Beauty Gets a Makeover
But don’t be fooled into taking the rugged beard as a sign that men are nonchalant and disinterested in grooming and their appearances. Far from it – as this article proves.
The 3 P’s of a Great Hairdresser Or Barber
When men and women wore nothing , they still had their hair. And whatever hair they wore, they sure had a style. So hair is the earliest fashion trip anyone ever had, and there is no shame in being called a barber.