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[amitnanda42]

How to Achieve the Perfect Beard: Tips and Tricks

Achieving the perfect beard is more than just letting your facial hair grow wild. It requires patience, dedication, and the right grooming techniques. Whether you're aiming for a rugged lumberjack look or a sophisticated businessman style, certain tips and tricks can help you achieve your desired beard aesthetic. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into everything you need to know to master the art of beard grooming, from choosing the right beard style to maintaining it with regular haircut and beard trim Victoria BC. And if you're in Victoria, BC, fret not, as we'll also explore the best places for a beard trim or mens haircut in Victoria BC.

Choosing the Right Beard Style

Before diving into beard trim Victoria BC techniques, it's crucial to choose a beard style that complements your face shape and personal preferences. Popular beard styles include the classic full beard, the sophisticated stubble, the trendy goatee, and the sleek corporate beard. According to a survey conducted by Beardbrand, a leading beard grooming company, 62% of men believe their beard style reflects their personality and identity. Therefore, selecting a style that resonates with you and aligns with your lifestyle is essential.

Grooming Essentials: Tools and Products

Investing in the right grooming tools and products is key to maintaining a perfect beard. Essential tools include a high-quality beard trimmer, sharp scissors, a fine-toothed comb, and a soft bristle brush. When it comes to products, beard oil, beard balm, and beard shampoo are essential for keeping your facial hair clean, moisturized, and well-groomed. According to a survey by Men's Health, 78% of men use grooming products regularly to maintain their beard's appearance.

Beard Trimming Techniques

Regular beard trims are essential for keeping your beard looking neat and well-maintained. The frequency of beard trims depends on your beard's growth rate and desired length. As a general rule of thumb, aim to trim your beard every two to four weeks to prevent split ends and maintain its shape. When trimming your beard, start by combing it downwards to remove any tangles. Then, using a beard trimmer with adjustable settings, trim your beard to your desired length, working from the neckline upwards. Remember to trim with the grain of your hair for a more even result.

Maintaining Facial Symmetry

Achieving facial symmetry is crucial for a well-groomed beard. According to a study published in the Journal of Evolutionary Biology, facial symmetry is associated with attractiveness and perceived health. To maintain facial symmetry, use a mirror to ensure that both sides of your beard are evenly trimmed. Pay close attention to the neckline and cheek line, ensuring that they are symmetrical on both sides of your face.

Finding the Right Barber or Hairdresser

For those in Victoria, BC, finding the right barber or hairdresser is essential for achieving the perfect beard. A skilled barber can help you choose the right beard style and provide expert haircuts and beard trims tailored to your preferences. When searching for a barber in Victoria, BC, consider factors such as experience, reputation, and customer reviews. Nanda Barber is a highly recommended option in Victoria, BC, known for their professional mens barber Victoria BC.

Conclusion

Achieving the perfect beard requires dedication, patience, and the right grooming techniques. By choosing the right beard style, investing in quality grooming tools and products, and mastering beard trimming techniques, you can maintain a well-groomed beard that complements your style and personality. And if you're in Victoria, BC, Nanda Barber can help you achieve your beard goals with expert hairdressers Victoria BC tailored to your preferences. Remember, a perfect beard is not just a facial accessory but a reflection of your identity and confidence.

[love-menzone]

The Best Barber Shops in Burlington and Ontario: A Guide for Men

Burlington and Ontario are home to many great barber shops, but which one is the best for you? It depends on your individual needs and preferences. Do you want a classic haircut or something more modern? Are you looking for a barber who specializes in fades or beards?

No matter what you’re looking for, there’s a barber shop in Burlington or Ontario that’s perfect for you. Here are a few of the best barber shops in the area:

1. Razor Cuts Barber Shop

Razor Cuts Barber Shop is a highly-rated barber shop in Burlington that offers a wide range of services, including haircuts, beard trims, and hot towel shaves. The barbers are experienced and skilled, and they take the time to understand each client’s individual needs.

2. Walkers Barber Shop

Walkers Barber Shop is another great option for men in Burlington. They offer a variety of haircuts and beard trims, as well as other services such as scalp massages and hair coloring. The barbers are friendly and welcoming, and they always make sure that their clients are happy with their haircuts.

3. Khronos Barbershop

Khronos Barbershop is a trendy barber shop in Burlington that offers a variety of modern haircuts and beard trims. The barbers are experts in fades and other intricate styles. Khronos Barbershop is also a great place to go for a hot towel shave or a scalp massage.

4. Roseland Barber

Roseland Barber is a classic barber shop in Burlington that has been in business for over 50 years. They offer a variety of traditional haircuts and beard trims. The barbers are experienced and skilled, and they take the time to get to know each client.

5. Pine and Dale Barbershop

Pine and Dale Barbershop is a unique barber shop in Burlington that offers a variety of services, including haircuts, beard trims, and hot towel shaves. The barbers are passionate about their work, and they take the time to create a custom look for each client.

If you’re looking for a barber shop in Ontario, here are a few great options:

6. Barber & Co.

Barber & Co. is a high-end barber shop in Toronto that offers a variety of services, including haircuts, beard trims, and hot towel shaves. The barbers are experts in their craft, and they use the finest tools and products.

7. Johnny’s Barber & Shop

Johnny’s Barber & Shop is a classic barber shop in Calgary that has been in business for over 70 years. They offer a variety of traditional haircuts and beard trims. The barbers are experienced and skilled, and they take the time to get to know each client.

8. Maverick Barbier

Maverick Barbier is a trendy barber shop in Montreal that offers a variety of modern haircuts and beard trims. The barbers are experts in fades and other intricate styles. Maverick Barbier is also a great place to go for a hot towel shave or a scalp massage.

9. Throne Barbershop

Throne Barbershop is a high-end barber shop in Toronto that offers a variety of services, including haircuts, beard trims, and hot towel shaves. The barbers are experts in their craft, and they use the finest tools and products.

10. Victory Barbers

Victory Barbers is a popular barber shop chain with locations in Vancouver, Victoria, and Duncan, BC. They offer a variety of haircuts and beard trims, as well as other services such as scalp massages and hair coloring. The barbers are friendly and welcoming, and they always make sure that their clients are happy with their haircuts.

How to Choose the Best Barber Shop for You

When choosing a barber shop, there are a few things to keep in mind:

Location: How convenient is the barber shop to your home or work?

Hours: What are the barber shop’s hours of operation?

Services: What services does the barber shop offer?

Price: How much do the barber shop’s services cost?

Reviews: What do other customers say about the barber shop?

It’s also important to consider your own needs and preferences. Do you want a classic haircut or something more modern? Are you looking for a barber who specializes in fades or beards?

Once you’ve considered all of these factors, you can start narrowing down your choices. If you’re still not sure which barber shop to choose, ask your friends, family, or co-workers for recommendations.

To know more about the “best barber shop in Burlington” and “barbershop in Ontario”. we recommend you to visit the Men Zone Barbershop, as it is the best barber shop to get barbering services in Canada.

[skittles1229]

Old Expectations Die Hard (Dashie x Reader Fanfic)

Chapter One: Weird Circumstances

You know your life is complicated when the friend you always complain to says "you never have a dull moment do you?" I sigh as the weight of the world seems to make it impossible to breath. You see recently things have been rough. I lost my job and my fiance all in the same day, that itself was an unbelievable story. I was so upset and strung out on thoughts of what to do that once i got home early from work i didn't notice the extra car in the driveway. i stepped into my home and my own floors felt as if they'd given way when i saw the guy i thought i'd be spending my life with in bed, with my sister... my sister and i hadn't been on good terms for a while and for a good reason! The drugs she took either made her unreliable and selfish or crazy and murderous. He, of course, pulled the its not what you think, id never hurt you, it was a mistake, and honestly i could write a book out of the excuses i heard in the time of two minutes but maybe another time. Needless to say i left. I never thought about going back and to be honest my sister looked more hurt then i was. I took a job in California a few weeks ago and moved in with my friend (BFF Name). They always seemed to know what to say and honestly i truly believe They  knew me better then i know myself. 

California gave me the biggest culture shock I've ever had. I came from Mississippi, the bible belt and the most rural part of the world. California was sooooo different then what i was use to. The weather is awesome. There's lots of jobs for technical people, at least until you're 45 and then you're considered ancient and you can't possibly know anything when some 23-year old out of Stanford tells you that they know it all. (a little bit of sarcasm there) It's a great place to start a new company, money is available as is talent. The risk of starting a company is lower since you can always find a new job The politics are insane, if you aren't towing the progressive party line you should just STFU. If you even once say that Trump has done something positive, or that Obama did something negative prepare for the wrath. Read the stuff behind the recently filed lawsuit against google for a taste of what it's like. Seriously, don't say a word. The state if structurally bankrupt, although the finances look good because so much stuff is off of the balance sheet. The public pension liability dwarfs the "good" part of the budget, and some day it is coming home to roost. Watch out when it does. The cost of living is absurd, really absurd. I'm not talking just a place to live but gas, electricity, haircuts, milk, pizza, you name it. The traffic is absurd too. (can you tell i like the word absurd) The public transit, although usually on time, is a mess. People are pigs, they throw trash everywhere, the cars are overcrowded almost all the time. 

I've got to say, from how much it sounds like i hate California, i actually don't.  Mainly because its so far away from my original family, leaving really helped me start to grow up and feel like maybe i was getting a hold of my life again. Only problem has been getting to my new job on time. I work as a barista and a waitress at a brunch place a good minute away from the apartment. The money is good, otherwise i wouldn't waste my time with the commute everyday. i keep being late to work because i still haven't adjusted to how terrible traffic is and so my boss was "nice" enough to switch me to the later shifts. The hours are long and boring because my shift starts in the middle of rush hour to the slowest hours at the end of the day meaning you have to find things to keep yourself busy with. the only good thing is, we can wear pretty much anything we want as long as its black. all i wear is dark colors so i didn't have to spend any extra money on a uniform and i didn't have to wear the same thing everyday. Today i decided i wear a v-neck shirt that with an emperor waist (body forming) with black skinny jeans and my regular converse. i decided against driving to work and decided it would be far smarter to catch a bus to the nearest destination. My (hair color) hair was done is a fishtail messy braid, i always liked this style because it made me look like i had a head full of hair when in reality i thought i was going bald. 

My personality was a little odd, you see some days i felt like the beautiful nerd who has no confidence and wants to hide away in a hole. other days i feel like a model from Victoria secrets, of course those are the days i get the most tips. today was honestly a mutual day, where id rather be at home in my bed asleep, or listening to music. The bus finally stopped a block away from my job and i sighed obviously not wanting to go into work. surprisingly there wasn't nearly  as many cars as there usually is around this time but i wasn't complaining. i walk in to see that most of the downstairs was empty but whoever was upstairs definitely had a loud mouth. i walk to the back in order to clock in and i bump into melany ( the girl im shifting with). "wow you actually got here on time! Maybe the boss's mood will cheer up." i huffed a little. "yea, i dont know why i thought id need a car in California, say whats with the low level of customers? its NEVER this slow." she looked at me in disdain, "some guys reserved the entire upstairs and we had to make this huge table out of all our tables up there, glad im not gonna be the one fixing it later." i rolled my eyes, i hated when a huge family came in and they just had to move everything around because little johnny wants the sit next to suzzie and suzzie HAS to sit by her parents bc she likes to throw her food on the floor, all fake names but a real situation ive been in before. "well have they at least been fed so that i only have to clean up after them?" she shook her head while hanging up her apron. "nope, they've only ordered their drinks and they are getting those onto trays now." so today was gonna be like every other day. "guess i better go help them take those upstairs then, have a good rest of your day." i walk away and slip on my apron, grabbed one of the trays of drinks while another waiter grabbed the rest of the drinks. Once i got upstairs, that's when i met him...

Chapter Two: Last Will and Testament

          He was sitting on the far end of the long table of people laughing and joking. everyone seemed to be loud and all had their own inside jokes. This guy, he stuck out. i changed my attention to the task at hand, finishing this shift. i hated when people moved all the tables and seating around. all the waiters and waitresses have to go back behind them and look at the layout of the floor to put them all back exactly as they were before. it was a struggle and because of this nobody actually wanted that job so usually the manager gives it to her least favorite workers and i happened to be one. "who all had coke?" nobody answered me so one of the men bellowed out the same line and somehow was able to get a show of hands. i walked around handing  out drinks, catching the lingering smell of strong liquor. i could tell by the end of tonight they would all be wasted and loud. please, just don't make more of a mess then you have to, i thought to myself. i had one drink left on my tray, "sweet tea?" the guy i saw before at the end of the table waved his hand and i dreaded going over there, i always seem to make a fool of myself when it matters. 

     i make my way slowly down the table with the tray under my arm and the tea in my hand. i lean over to sit his drink on the table.."here's your t-" *CRASH* while joking with one of his friends his elbow crashes into my hand sending the tea flying all over me and the cup crashing to the floor, thank god i wore black. he turned around and looked more horrified then i did. "i'm sorry! i'm so sorry!" his voice was deeper then i imagined it'd be. "no, it my fault i'm sorry ill get you a new one." i turned away to hide my embarrassment and walked away really just trying to get away from the situation. i could tell from the silence behind me that all eyes were on me. i ran to the back where the lockers were for the service. i went to the bathroom and stripped the sticky clothes off throwing them aside. i sat on the toilet  trying to catch my breath, my social anxiety had struck me  hard. a feeling of worthlessness and dread fell over me like a blanket. after the past few months i've had just one day without something terrible happening would mean the world to me. i heard a knock on the door, it was melany, she walked in with a towel from the kitchen. "hey, i heard what happen upstairs are you ok?" i covered my breast trying keep myself as unexposed as possible. "oh yea im fine, im just cold, and sticky, and... covered in tea." melany and i made eye contact and both laughed just to lift the dread in the air. "let me guess, all the guys are getting a kick out of watching me fumble again huh?" i said a little less concerned and more annoyed. she rolled her eyes "they are boys, they get a kick out of picking their own nose. we both slid to the floor beside each other, she hands me the damp towel. i get most of the sticky off as possible, throwing my hair up to make it look less clumped together by the sugar. "i have an extra black t shirt in my locker but i don't know how it will fit you. your breast are at least a size larger then mine." i shrugged my shoulders, "who cares ill make do. thanks for your help melany." she smiled her weird anime girl smile and ran to get the shirt from her locker.

     ill have to admit, she was right about the size thing. it was far to small around the chest area but the rest fit fine. after the incident my boss stuck me down stairs wiping tables and sweeping the floor, i dont mind though because i get to experience the day coming to an end with a beautiful sunset over California. i secretly kept the the window to watch as the sun fell from the sky. the sky seemed to burn and darken while the clouds began to glow with the last bit of sunlight left. the sky filled up with burning Burgundy and faded orange and yellows, the tallest buildings seemed to reach for the skyline as if it were a sunflower moving to the last drip of sunlight. moving here had been hard, and this had become one of the things i looked forwards to. living in the apartment with my friend was nice, buts its not the same as coming home to someone you use to lay with every night. sleeping alone seemed so much colder and emptier then i remembered from childhood. my mother would be so disappointed in the way i turned out, in the places id gone and the decision to spend my life with someone who was most obviously the wrong one. she would have told me to slow down and to take my time, that growing up wasn't everything. she would have said love isn't something you just wake up and have, its something you make. i wasn't anywhere close to where i thought id be by now, and i could see that. it tears at my heart everyday, not being able to see her or any of my family. sometimes it felt as if they'd all died in the fire that night. 

     i suddenly heard a boom of voices making their way down the stairs, i hadn't realized how close to closing time it had become. all of them walk out stumbling and laughing at their own jokes, seems they all got a good bit of drinking in, all except one. The guy i ran into on accident seemed as sober as ever, designated driver i think, he was much taller now. he seemed muscular but in such a fitting way for his body. his teeth sparkle because their so white, his smile complimented him best. his high cheekbones made his chocolate brown eyes his best feature. His skin was glowing with a sweet honey hue and before i could notice that i was staring he turned his head. his eyes met mind before i could think twice and that's when i felt the heat rise to my cheeks. weather it be from embarrassment or silly school girl shyness i didn't know . i turned my face away but it was too late, i turned my face a little just to catch a glimpse of him before he made his way out of the door and that's when i noticed his cheeks had gone from a burnt caramel to a rosy color. i felt my body shiver at the thought that maybe, just maybe he found me as attractive as i found him. i shook the thought from head realizing they had began locking the place down. as i helped close up shop and wash dishes i couldn't help but to let my mine wander to all different kinds of thoughts, funny thing was they always fell back to him and his rosy  cheeks. i couldn't help but smile as i felt my heart race at the thought of him, even though id made a fool of myself today i was glad i hadn't ruined my chances. Even if he'd never get with me or i wouldn't ever see him again, i'd still take it as a compliment that he even looked my way. 

     before long we were all outside laughing and talking about today. The manager locked the doors and said his goodbyes. i turn to walk towards the bus station when i see a man standing aside awkwardly between the restaurant and the parking lot. suddenly my eyes adjusted and once they did, the joyousness butterflies came back and the blush suddenly reappeared on my cheeks..

There are lots more chapter after this if you are interested you can find them here

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[maryaliceswan]

32, 46, 55 (vampireguarddogs here hi)

32. 3 favorite girl names

im gonna be that slut that says victoria, rachelle, and alice, send me hate about it

46. whats your go to hair style?

okay okay now that i have that Lesbian haircut, of the bit of hair i have left on top i just ruffle it up and just….Go. so it either stands up in every direction or it falls off to the side and is kinda wavy looking. either way i LOVE it

55. what is your dream job?

okay now that i think about it i want to get a job in which i invent a fucking time machine and then i’ll go back to a time in which i pretend to be a man to become a knight, i get hired to protect the princess. we fall in love. im too scared to be intimate bc what if she Finds Out and shuns me. she catches me changing and loves me regardless. we get married, i become king, i kill all the other men bc men are trash. our population crashes and burns and i dont care. we are in love and i am Happy

[whyyallsweatin]

Repulsive, unattractive male scrounging around for women in Victoria BC.

Samuel David Wootton is a known woman harasser in Victoria BC. He usually preys on local women via social media and dating sites. He will attempt to make contact through less obvious means, like commenting or taking interest in an item a woman might list on marketplace, or follow a woman he found in a local Facebook group. He doesn’t seem to have many friends, so it’s doubtful that he meets people through mutual friends because, as stated, he doesn’t have any friends.

There are several reasons why women find this man repulsive. The first reason is that he is unattractive. This photo highlights what it is that makes him so unattractive. The creepy, strained look on his face, prominent nose, awkward haircut, and jogging pants all scream that he takes little to no effort in his appearance and that he simply doesn’t recognize that he is, compared to other men, beneath the median standards for attractiveness – despite not being morbidly obese. He prefers to wear jogging pants and unstylish hoodies from big box retail stores like Walmart. I suspect his underwear are the George brand from the aforementioned big box store. I also suspect that those very underwear are riddled with holes and are practically threadbare. In addition to that he wears dated sneakers with big, thick sports socks he purchased from Walmart or Costco. The socks are often pulled up over the bottom of his jogging pants.

The next reason why he is repulsive is his lifestyle. He appears to live in a really slummy apartment – likely in the downtrodden areas of Esquimalt. He sent me a photo of himself cooking and I could see the stove was really old, filthy and the pan he was using was from the 80s. He was cooking some kind of mixed meats and vegetables combination that consisted of defrosted vegetables and cheap cuts of meat. Maybe even generic hot dog wieners. I didn’t spend much time looking at it, but I believe I saw wieners in the concoction. He drives a beat up old van that’s loaded with junk, including embarrassing jester style hats that he wears in attempts to provide people he meets with physical humour. The van itself is full of cigarette packs, parts for various pieces of cheap furniture, junk he collected from the side of the road and an assortment of clothing in various states of decay. He has a small dog that he uses to attract people and spoof them into thinking he lives a life that consists of some kind of normalacy.

The next reason why he is repulsive isn’t really important because you can’t really get past the first two, so his integrity doesn’t really matter. But the reason I’m going to describe is his integrity. When I met him online, I was instantly turned off. I placed an add for my studio and he wrote me in response a bunch of creepy, sexually suggestive messages. After this I updated the add to include the phrase “please don’t ask me out on dates or send me sexual messages.” He immediately messaged me again, indicating he felt bad for what he had done after seeing my original add. He then indicated that we knew the same people. Since it was a very old friend of mine – I agreed to let him come see my studio thinking he might be ok if he knew a good friend of mine. He came over and I let him in. I showed him some of the crafts he could make and he started making something, only to quit and then go lay down on my futon. I suspect he thought it was time to cuddle so I told him I had to go home and he finally left after hours of having to sit there and watch him sleep and think he was right at home.

I should also mention that he indicated that he had been sober for 16 years. Knowing the old friend he mentioned we have in common, I suspected he was into all kinds of party drugs during the late nineties and early two-thousands. He claimed he was into healthy things and, despite appearances he was doing well in life.

I didn’t see him after that and went into hiding. However, several weeks later I’d see him message me on various different social media apps. I had no idea how he found all my profiles, but I felt sick knowing he had been creeping around so hard. He would phone me on Facebook messenger and I’d avoid the calls.

A few months later, I moved to Langford and my dignity slipped. I agreed to meet him for lunch and he bought some Pho for me at a restaurant in my area. He then wanted to go to the beach and tried to put his arm around me and hug me and other things. I felt sick. I told him I had to go home and do my chores and finally got him to drop me off. He then came back later asking me if I wanted ice cream. I said sure since I was bored and, while unattracted to him, was still not utterly disgusted and repulsed by him enough to say no.

At the restaurant where we got ice cream he tried to put his arm around me and hug, even tried to lean in for a kiss but I turned away.

After I got home, he began phoning me on Facebook messenger and messaging me on every social media app and texting my phone. He started to ask invasive questions about my sexuality and how he didn’t want things to be awkward but wanted to be intimate with a woman. He said, “hey, I do like you!” As if that was something I should be flattered by. I didn’t respond with anything but polite rejections until he started to get hostile and make derogatory statements about me. I blocked him on Facebook and then he texted me indicating that I had used him for money when all he paid for was Pho. He then tried to get a few insults in, but since I knew they were insults that were fuelled by his refusal to address his inadequacy in the face of rejection, I just blocked him on my phone. I don’t need to amuse myself with the pathetic names he wanted to throw out in attempt to make me feel as deeply inadequate as he knew he was.

So, appearance, lifestyle and integrity are all things that you first notice about this particular predator that are off putting. I was happy to have blocked him and not hear from him again. However, I was wrong – I would hear about him again.

One night I was cruising around on POF losers. It’s a Facebook page where people report losers on dating sites. Lo behold, a woman posted Samuel David Wootton. I was shocked – according to the comments he was well known to women in Victoria and was a frequent harasser and stalker of women. He’d use all kinds of means to get someone’s attention – through free ads, marketplace, pages devoted to things unrelated to dating, etc. Super creepy stuff. The post the woman made included at conversation she had with him where he became enraged that she hadn’t responded to him on POF immediately. He said something like, “I need someone who can keep up with me, who’s passionate about meeting new people.” Stuff like that – clearly he knew he was rejected already so he started dropping insult bombs in order to level the playing field – in his mind at least. When the woman responded to his lewd comments, he then made absolutely disgusting, sexually degrading remarks to her.

Everyone in the comment section knew who he was or had had run ins with him. I pictured him driving around day in day out in his van looking for people who had things on their yard to pick up for free, bottles, junk, whatever, in hopes of meeting a woman.

I decided to post my experiences with him on the POF page and found that even more people had had run ins with him. Laughing stock is not harsh enough to describe what people were saying about him. Someone who’s just unattractive or unsuccessful isn’t really a bad person – but Samuel David Wootton is those things and a bad person. He lurks around social media and neighbourhood prowling on women who are unsuspecting and then goes full on bezerk when they don’t pay attention to him. He tries to act as if he’s better than them when he gets rejected, but the truth is he’s not able to recognize his faults. There are some faults, though, that can’t be corrected.

While luckily never had to see his genitals, legend has it that they are microscopic. This isn’t something I can’t to go into detail about since the thought of his sweaty, worm like appendage hiding under a threadbare pair of George underwear disgusts me.

Now, this is where it gets really interesting. Several weeks later I get a message from a woman claiming to be his girlfriend. She had read the posts on POF and wanted to know when he had been approaching the women who posted him. She had been dating him for over a year as I recall and I informed her what times he attempted to pursue me and showed her the messages. As it turns out, he lives with her and she owns the van he drives around in while skulking. Myself and the other woman who posted him filled her in on his activities and she through him out of the house and took the keys for the van.

I suspect now, that he does not have a lifeline, he is in full creep mode. He may be on foot – wandering around neighbourhoods looking for women. He may be in a men’s shelter using the free computers to lurk around on social media in hopes of finding a woman. We don’t know. Part of me wants to know so I know how to avoid him, and part of me doesn’t want to know since I can sense the presence of his George brand holy underwear, jester hat and jogging pants just thinking about him and that’s unpleasant to me.

So in summary – Samuel David Wootton is 1. unattractive 2. has a repulsive lifestyle 3. lacks integrity -as a result can’t handle rejection -rejection is met with him firing back with derogatory or insulting language -actually had a girlfriend, to everyone’s surprise, but chose to creep around on her

And one final note – his character can be summed up by simply processing the underlying meaning of his Facebook quote: Try correcting a foolish person, they’ll hate you, try correcting a wise soul and they’ll appreciate you!!

I’m sure he posted that quote as a kind of words to live by but what’s disturbing about it is that only people who think they’re right often would post this sort of bullshit. Stupid people try and look smart, smart people don’t know they’re smart because they always try to learn from things – even mistakes. Stupid people think they’re an authority on things, so I bet Samuel David Wootton goes around ‘correcting’ people while he’s scrounging for empty bottles and free trash. He probably does so thinking he’s some kind of wise soul for having all the answers, when in fact he is the lowest form of life known to mankind. Even horrible people who’ve committed horrible crimes have had charisma and charm - but this guy? Nothing. Imagine if you were a victim of his, he’s not even smart or strong or anything. At least a lot of serial killers were smart or had enough charisma to at least initially impress upon people that they were ok. This guy? There’s no response but rejection to his appearance and personality.

Based on these facts, its only a matter of time before he cracks and uses his out of shape gross stature to outweigh a woman or any victim really because he has no option to actually date a real woman. He has to get what he wants via force because no one wants him or likes him. His repulsive ways are palpable. He has no other option other than to be a predator in order to fulfill his biological urges. So beware.

[fashiontrendin-blog]

The 50 Best Barber Shops In The World

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The 50 Best Barber Shops In The World

The resurgence of traditional barber shops over the past decade has been something of a double-edged razor blade. On the one hand, we love an old-fashioned cut at a stylish barber shop. On the other, there are so many identikit (and often gimmicky) options that finding what is truly the best barber shop near you is an almost-impossible task.

But it needn’t be, because there are top-notch barber shops tucked away in every conceivable corner of the earth. You just have to know where to look for your next perfectly coiffed quiff or expertly blended fade haircut.

We scoured the globe for the best barber shops in the coolest cities and here are the results. Get yourself booked in, asap.

Quick Jump: UK | North America | Europe | Asia | Rest of the World

UK

Joe And Co. (London)

With over 20 years of experience and a reputation as the best in the game, it’s no wonder Joe Mills’ client catalogue reads more like the BAFTA guest list.

This is a man who knows his way around a pair of scissors. But don’t take our word for it. Joe’s refreshingly light and airy Soho-based grooming shop has consistently been voted the best barber in London, so why not nip in for yourself to find out what all the fuss is about?

22 Peter Street, London, W1F 0AG

Savills (Sheffield)

Entering master barber Joth Davies’ shop is a bit like walking into a time machine, but the cutting competence on display here is anything but old fashioned.

Offering a fresh, contemporary take on traditional barbering, Savills has earned itself a cult following and a huge fanbase on social media. If you ever find yourself in Steel City and in need of a trim, this fine Yorkshire snipper is the place to go.

114-118 Devonshire St, Sheffield, S3 7SF

King Koby Chop Shop (Leeds)

Nestled away in Leeds’ iconic Corn Exchange building lies King Koby Chop Shop, a neo-traditional barber shop where the guy giving you a trim is just as likely to have inked knuckles and a penchant for techno as he is to have a set of hair clippers and some pomade in hand.

With a team of highly-skilled stylists who are all about having a laugh, and new locations springing up all around the north of England, King Koby Chop Shop is definitely one to watch.

Corn Exchange, Leeds, LS1 7BR

Ruffians (Edinburgh)

Born out of frustration with the lack of decent barbers in the city, Ruffians became an almost overnight success, serving up quality haircuts as well as craft beer and an ever-changing selection of whiskies.

Now with four additional shops in London, including a spot in historic department store Liberty, Ruffians has taken the UK by storm, becoming one of the instrumental names in the resurgence of British barbering and one of the world’s best spots to have a trim.

23 Queensferry St, Edinburgh, EH2 4QS

House Martin Barbers (Glasgow)

After training at his father’s shops in Glasgow, Stephen Martin held senior positions at both Murdock London and Ruffians before he decided to head back home to open his own place.

In addition to dishing out premier haircuts in palatial settings, House Martin also prides itself on its coffee. So, if you need a pick-me-up after a particularly rough night on the town, this Glesga institution should be your first port of call.

94 Bath St, Glasgow, G2 2EN

Jones The Barber (Cardiff)

With a strong focus on old-fashioned barber shop customer service, Cardiff’s Jones The Barber is the place to go if you like your chop with some chatter.

Sitting in pride of place on a balcony in the picturesque Castle Quarter Arcade, and providing expert trims at reasonable prices, Jones The Barber rises high above the competition both literally and figuratively.

45 Castle Arcade, Cardiff, CF10 1BW

Ross Parlane Barber Shop (Manchester)

The Northern Quarter is Manchester’s cultural hub and since the barbering boom a few years back, it hasn’t been short of a quality chop shop or two.

In a market this saturated it can be difficult to stand out, but with its expert cuts and trademark minimalist furnishings, RPB manages just fine.

35 Tib St, Manchester, M4 1LX

OS Barbers (Brighton)

The first thing you need to know about this hip barber shop in the heart of England’s coolest coastal city is that it offers a free beer with every haircut. If you still need convincing that it’s worth a visit then rest assured OS is one of the country’s best places to get your mop chopped.

Blending modern and traditional techniques with skilful precision, OS is a perfect example of everything that’s great about the new wave of barbering. Oh, and the tunes aren’t bad either.

52 George St, Brighton, BN2 1RJ

Nomad (London)

As well as keeping the clued-up men of London groomed to exacting standards, barber Miguel Guitterez travels the world, learning about his trade and documenting the results on the Nomad Barber YouTube series.

When he’s not jetting off, Miguel can be found sculpting worldly barnets in his Insta-friendly shop, just off Brick Lane, in the heart of East London.

8 Heneage St, London, E1 5LJ

Cambridge Barber Shop (Belfast)

With wood-panelled walls, mirrors aplenty and an aroma of bay rum, Turkish lemon cologne and quinine that fills your nostrils the minute you step through the door, Cambridge Barber Shop is about as traditional as they come.

The oldest barber shop on the city’s Lisburn Road, Cambridge has cultivated a reputation as the best in town and has been keeping Belfast’s sharpest gents preened to perfection for over 20 years.

623 Lisburn Rd, Belfast, BT9 7GT

NORTH AMERICA

Persons Of Interest (Williamsburg, New York)

The whole neo-traditional barber shop thing, with all its waistcoats and olde worlde decor, just isn’t everyone’s cup of tea (or dram of whisky). This Brooklyn spot is a direct response to that, offering up skilful cuts from no-nonsense staff who don’t take themselves too seriously.

With three locations spread across New York’s hippest neighbourhood, Persons Of Interest has carved out a niche for itself in the city’s barbering community, becoming the go-to shop for all the Big Apple’s coolest guys.

84 Havemeyer St, Brooklyn, NY 11211, USA

Gabby’s (Chicago, Illinois)

The barber shop boom has been great for male grooming but it has brought with it plenty of gimmicks. This Chicago institution strips away all the pretentiousness and just gives men what they want: good haircuts, fair prices and a warm welcome.

For over 50 years this has been Gabby’s modus operandi and it must be doing something right because the chalkboard by the door is always full with names from a seemingly endless stream of men waiting to get their hair cut in one of the Windy City’s best-loved spots.

2860 N Clark St, Chicago, IL 60657

Floyd’s (Denver, Colorado)

Brothers Paul, Bill and Rob O’Brien opened their first rock ‘n’ roll barber shop in downtown Denver in 2001. Fast forward almost 20 years and Floyd’s is a sprawling, hair-styling empire with well over 100 outposts scattered over the length and breadth of the USA.

Expect to find walls plastered with rock music posters and memorabilia, while the highly-trained staff snip away to the beat of an always-excellent playlist.

1092 Broadway, Denver, CO 80203

Astor Place Hairstylists (New York City, New York)

Astor Place Hairstylists may not have traditional glitz and glamour but what it does offer is a refreshing, no-bullshit approach that has something of a legendary status within the city that never sleeps.

Founded in 1947, this authentic NYC barber offers everything a man needs and nothing he doesn’t. Some of the staff have been cutting hair for decades and their wealth of experience has made this colossal, 70-seat salon the go-to spot for many a veteran New Yorker.

2 Astor Pl, New York, NY 10003

Wingtip (San Francisco, California)

The Wingtip Club is one of San Fran’s best-kept secrets – a modern gentleman’s haven, complete with a clothing store, in-house tailor, drinks, cigars and perhaps most importantly of all, one of the city’s finest barber shops.

Master barber Joe Roberts has been doing his thing for over 20 years and he’s at the top of his game. So sit back and relax in this unique, exclusive setting and let the magic happen.

550 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94111

Farzad’s Barber Shop (Vancouver, British Columbia)

With a nickname like ‘The Happy Barber’, it’s no wonder everyone in Vancouver wants a haircut from Farzad Salehi.

Founded in 2006, Farzad’s quickly established itself as Yaletown’s friendly, neighbourhood barber shop, offering no-fuss chops and some of the best straight-razor shaves money can buy.

The shop is a blend of old and new, fusing the nostalgia of traditional barbering with the techniques and aesthetics of the modern world. Oh, and there are motorbikes in there too, which is cool.

1208 Homer St #126, Vancouver, BC V6B 2Y5

Victory (Victoria, British Columbia)

Boasting some of the most ‘gram-able shops in North America and a fittingly hip range of gourmet grooming goods to boot, British Columbia’s Victory Barber & Brand is a name you should get familiar with if you take your tonsorial wellbeing seriously.

The Duncan-based chain is comprised of four stores, staffed by some of the most-skilled (and achingly cool) hair-styling professionals the cold north has to offer. All of this along with some top notch coffee is what makes Victory Barber & Brand a cut above.

1315 Blanshard St, Victoria, BC V8W 0B5

Ralph’s (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania)

A baseball lover could spend hours inside this Philly favourite, looking at the memorabilia and various signatures from famous players. However, it’s still important to leave time for a haircut, because that’s what Ralph’s does best after all.

There’s only one thing owner and third-generation barber Ralph Siani likes better than cutting hair and that’s the Philadelphia Phillies. In fact, you can even wait on an authentic seat from the old stadium before it’s your turn to have a chop.

760 S 9th St, Philadelphia, PA 19147

Ball And Buck (Boston, Massachusetts)

Tucked away inside one of Boston’s coolest menswear stores is the city’s smallest barber shop. With just one chair and a waiting list that tends to be full well in advance, the barber at Ball and Buck is one of the most exclusive around.

The guy who’ll be chopping your mop goes by the name Dwayne, and he’s no stranger to a pair of scissors. The trims are fresh, the shaves are luxurious and the surroundings are truly unique.

144-B Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116

Elliott & Co. (Las Vegas, Nevada)

If you find yourself in the City of Lights and in need of an Elvis-style pompadour then Elliott Chester is the man to see. The Las Vegas barbering heavyweight is renowned for his scissor skills and has become the chopper of choice for many a passing A-list fighter (Conor McGregor is a regular).

With a traditional, wood-panelled interior, a team of highly-skilled barbers and the promise of a free beer, a visit to Elliott & Co. is as good a reason as any to drag yourself out of the casino.

8876 S Eastern Ave #102, Las Vegas, NV 89123

EUROPE

Schorem (Rotterdam, Netherlands)

Ask anyone who knows their undercuts from their drop fades to name the best barber shop in the world and there’s a good chance they’ll say “Schorem”.

Kitted out floor to ceiling in vintage trinkets, this legendary Dutch shop offers customers 12 classic haircuts from its menu – nothing more, nothing less – sculpted by staff who could perform them blindfolded. This simple approach draws in customers from across the globe, all desperate to sit in one of Schorem’s traditional, leather chairs and receive one of the best cuts it’s possible to get.

Nieuwe Binnenweg 104, 3015 BD Rotterdam

Viktor Leske Mitte (Berlin, Germany)

Viktor Leske likes art. You only have to take one look at his starkly minimalist Berlin salon for proof of that. A passerby could be forgiven for thinking that the Mitte shop is a gallery and while it’s not an art space in the traditional sense, the cuts crafted here are certainly worthy of their own exhibition.

Leske and his team are the best at what they do and their unique Mitte salon serves not just as one of the city’s finest places for a cut, but also as a hub for some of Berlin’s coolest residents.

Joachimstraße 8, 10119 Berlin

Les Mauvais Garçons (Paris, France)

Meaning ‘The Bad Boys’ in French, when it comes to cutting hair, the guys at this quirky Parisian barber shop are anything but.

Decked out with antique furnishings, marble worktops and wooden cabinets, it’s one of the most visually pleasing places you could ever hope to have a short back and sides. And now, with three shops in the heart of one of the most stylish cities on the face of the Earth, Les Mauvais Garcons is putting its own stamp on the face of modern barbering, one expertly performed cut-throat shave at a time.

60 Rue Oberkampf, 75011 Paris

The Tonsor Club (Milan, Italy)

It could easily be argued that Milan is the global capital of men’s style and this dapper grooming room is more than in keeping with that notion. Set up by the hairdressers behind the city’s most celebrated salon, The Tonsor Club serves up men’s hairstyles that are second to none, in a relaxed and authentic environment.

Choose one of the many traditional treatments from the in-house menu and relax in one of The Tonsor Club’s classic leather barber’s chairs while the staff get busy.

Via Palermo, 15, 20121 Milano MI

Barber & Books (Stockholm, Sweden)

If you’re sick and tired of flicking through the same tattered copy of Auto Trader every time you pay a visit to your local barber then maybe you should check Stockholm’s Barber & Books out next time instead.

This unique Swedish concept does exactly what it says on the tin, offering a mixture of hard-to-find books, sharp haircuts, beard trims and a range of in-house grooming products.

Östgötagatan 21, 116 25 Stockholm

FIRM (Moscow, Russia)

With outposts in Moscow, Minsk, Kiev, Yerevan, Zaporozhye and Vilnius, FIRM is one of Eastern Europe’s biggest and best barber shop brands. The no-frills approach promises good haircuts, complimentary whisky and nothing more, which, in a market known for its tacky gimmicks, is a refreshingly simple concept.

Favoured by men of all ages and from all walks of life, FIRM is the best place in Russia to go for no-nonsense service and a high-quality cut.

Merzlyakovskiy Lane, 10, Moskva, Russia, 121069

Reuben & Bobby (Copenhagen, Denmark)

If you like your barber shops weird then this Copenhagen madhouse will be right up your street. Owner Retro Bobby is about as eccentric as they come and his unconditional love for anything from the eighties is abundantly clear the second you walk through the door.

Rammed to the gunnels with vintage arcade games, comic books and toys, Reuben & Bobby feels more like a V&A exhibition than a barber shop, but that’s exactly what it is – and a damn good one at that.

Bjelkes Allé 7, 2200 København

GUM (Milan, Italy)

Taking its name from a brand of 1950s American pomade, you might expect GUM to be just another speakeasy-style throwback barber shop, but you’d be wrong. The Milano salon is a place like no other, offering up a wide range of grooming treatments in surroundings that are anything but traditional.

Antique furnishings and ornate fixtures are offset against vivid block-colour walls, creating a telling mix of old and new. Oh, and if you’re a bit worse for wear, try the GUM hangover treatment to get you back on track.

Corso Italia, 46, 20122 Milano MI

Sam’s Barber (Dublin, Ireland)

Given that the current wave of barber madness began around 2010, it’s rare to find a good shop with any real heritage behind it. That’s where Sam’s is different. The Dublin chain has been keeping Ireland’s barnets in check since the turn of the 20th century, making it one of the few real traditional barbers around.

From classic haircuts to hot towel shaves and beard maintenance, Sam’s does it all. And with five locations dotted around the city, you won’t have to look hard to find it.

28 Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin 1

PelsPels (Oslo, Norway)

Proving that there’s more to Norse haircare than occasionally running your fingers through your beard, PelsPels (which means fur coat in English) is committed to the art of male grooming and offers a wide range of services, priced according to the expertise of the staff member, ranging from apprentice through to senior barber.

The professionals at PelsPels pride themselves on keeping their trade alive in Norway and ensuring Oslo’s men stay primped and preened to perfection. And all of this under the watchful eye of Lord Jack Knife, one of the most highly-regarded barbers in the world.

Storgata 27, 2. etasje, 0184 Oslo

ASIA

The Barber (Daikanyama, Japan)

Having studied at Vidal Sassoon in London and later in Paris, Hiro Matsuda is no stranger to a pair of scissors or beard trimmer and his skills have seen his chain of Tokyo shops flourish over the past 10 years.

The Barber has no less than eight locations across the city, all boasting trademark moody lighting, wooden furnishings and futuristic equipment. And while Matsuda can’t be in all his shops at once, his highly skilled team are more than equipped to deal with whatever comes through the door.

Daikanyama Address the Residence Building 1F101, 17-4 Daikanyama, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo

Herr (Seoul, South Korea)

The concept behind famed South Korean barber shop Herr was to create a space for men that was less sterile than a unisex salon, while still offering the same level of expertise and attention to detail.

It was a big hit in the capital and in the five years since the first happy customer walked out, Herr has become known as one of the most prestigious male salons in Asia. They even have a guy who calls himself the ‘chief follicle officer’, so make of that what you will.

32-51 Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul

Hair House (Hong Kong)

Into the whole rockabilly thing? Hair House in central Hong Kong will be right up your street. Owner Adam Chan is something of a celebrity in the barbering community and has been honing his skills in his own shop since 2012.

For pompadours, flat tops, razor fades and unparalleled attention to detail, there’s no better place in HK to go.

20 D’Aguilar St, Central, Hong Kong

Wolfman Barber (Shibuya, Japan)

With a fascinating array of vintage odds and ends laid out in wooden display cases, it would be easy to spend an hour or two just wandering around this Takahagi establishment looking at stuff. But don’t forget to have a haircut.

The decor here may be impressive but it’s nothing that can’t be matched by the skills of the slickly-uniformed staff. It’s called Wolfman, but by the time you walk back out of those doors, you’ll be quite the opposite.

Shibuya-ku Jingumae 3 – chome 27 – 23 U building 1F

TITY (Osaka, Japan)

If you can stop giggling at the name for long enough to get yourself into the chair at this Osaka establishment, you’ll find one of Japan’s hairiest hidden gems in TITY (hehe).

The quirky, four-storey salon is home to a team of highly-skilled hair professionals and while the shop itself is unisex, on the fourth floor you’ll find RIPPERS, a dedicated barber shop for those who prefer their trims to be a men-only affair.

Oh, and whatever you do, don’t forget to stroke the resident dog.

4-7-2 Bakurocho, Chuo-ku, Osaka

Doc Guthrie’s (Shanghai, China)

Fed up with having to sit and listen to pop music in the salon waiting room while women had their perms done, the guys behind Doc Guthrie’s decided that Shanghai was missing somewhere for men to get haircuts in a space that was designed just for them.

With that in mind, they set about bringing a traditional barber shop to the city and haven’t looked back since. For all the classic cuts, plus a whisky or beer on the house while you wait, Doc Guthrie’s has got you covered.

Kerry Parkside Hotel, 1388 Huamu Lu, Near Fangdian Lu, Pudong District, Shanghai

The Mandarin Barber (Hong Kong)

Located on the second floor of Hong Kong’s Mandarin Oriental Hotel, the Mandarin Barber offers traditional hair and shaving services in a setting that feels more like a gentlemen’s club than a salon.

An integral part of the Hong Kong businessman’s routine since 1963, the Mandarin is kitted out with subtle tech, including in-mirror screens to keep on top of the stocks or just to catch up with some sport.

5 Connaught Rd Central, Central, Hong Kong

52 Barbers (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)

With just two chairs holding things down at this stripped-back chop shop, 52 Barbers probably isn’t going to win any awards for capacity. However, what it lacks in size, this arty KL grooming space makes up for with its expert haircuts and shaves.

Instantly recognisable by its floor-to-ceiling windows and teal frames, 52 Barbers sidesteps the trend for cluttered decor and instead opts for bare concrete walls adorned with simple chalk drawings. It really is a breath of fresh (h)air.

t1, 29, Jalan Riong, Bangsar, 59100 Kuala Lumpur, Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur

Three Brothers Barber Shop (Bangkok, Thailand)

Serving up old-school, rockabilly cuts, Three Brothers is known for its raw and rustic atmosphere and in decor terms is not at all unlike a traditional, Thai barber shop. The difference lies in the quality of the cuts and the barbering know-how displayed by its trio of sibling co-founders.

For vintage cuts with a high-quality finish, Three Brothers should be first on your list.

MRT Chatuchak Station Underground MetroMall, Room 19, Bangkok 10900

The Panic Room (Singapore)

Don’t let the name put you off, The Panic Room is actually one of the most laid-back barber shops you’re ever likely to visit. The guys and girls here aren’t fans of the uptight, suit-wearing ways of modern-traditional barbering and instead do things strictly on their own terms.

You won’t find any wood-panelled walls or vintage cash registers in here, but what you will find is a sense of humour and some serious scissor skills to boot.

311A Geylang Road, Singapore 389350

REST OF THE WORLD

Morris Motley (Melbourne, Australia)

If you thought Aussie men’s hair was just surfers’ bleach blonde long hair then Melbourne’s Morris Motley is here to put you right. The men’s hair studio has become a fixture on Australia’s male grooming landscape and is well-known as the best there is.

But it’s not just cutting and trimming services that Morris Motley offers, the shop also produces its own line of grooming products to keep customers’ hair looking rad even when they’re too busy catching waves to nip in for a trim.

4-12 Langridge St, Collingwood VIC 3066

Benny’s Barber Shop (Christchurch, New Zealand)

When a strange man invites you into his caravan for a haircut, the appropriate response is to run as fast as you can in the opposite direction. But if you happen to be in Christchurch when it happens then don’t worry, it’s probably just Benny.

This friendly ex-rugby player has been cutting hair out of a caravan for three years now and he’s so good at it that he’s had to open another two locations to keep up with demand. A grooming experience like no other.

21 Mappleton Ave, Burnside, Christchurch 8053

Barberia Royal (Mexico City, Mexico)

It may not look like much from the outside, but take a leap of faith into the aptly named Barberia Royal and you’ll be met with a grooming space fit for a king.

Kitted out with various taxidermy beasts, gilded mirrors, a gold ceiling and, for good measure, a restored Triumph motorcycle, this Mexico City barber shop isn’t what you’d call low key, but it’s certainly unique and it’s difficult to imagine anywhere more lavish to enjoy some manly pampering.

Andrés Bello 45, PB, Miguel Hidalgo, Polanco IV Sección, 11550 Ciudad de México, CDMX

Barbearia Cavalera (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Mixing the feel of a classic barber shop with modern techniques and cutting-edge products, Barbearia Cavalera is the perfect blend of old and new and has a well-earned reputation as one of the best barber shops in Brazil.

Specialising in moustache and beard styles, hot-towel shaves, haircuts, good music and cold beer, this Sao Paulo spot is about as masculine a barber shop as you could ever hope to find. And we mean that in a good way.

Rua Oscar Freire, 1102 Sao Paulo

Akin Barber (Dubai, United Arab Emirates)

In a rapidly expanding city with some of the most incredible modern architecture in the world, it’s fitting that Dubai should be home to one of the most design-perfect barber shops you’re ever likely to see.

Akin is most certainly one for the streetwear crowd. Hip-hop plays over the stereo and the city’s trendsetters flick through rails of T-shirts, while skilled barbers snip away at customers’ hair. Is it a barber shop? Is it a clothing store? Who knows. But when it looks this good, who cares?

Burj Al Salam, 6th Street Roundabout

Yogi’s (Cape Town, South Africa)

Cutting hair is in Yogi’s blood. In fact, he’s the fourth generation of his family to have gone into the trade. His shop is a South African barbering institution, famed for the skills of its team and its traditional approach to male grooming.

Yogi’s is always buzzing with activity, serving as a spot for men to come and socialise, drink a coffee and, of course, have one of the best close shaves south of the equator. And with prices so low they’ll leave you startled, it’s no wonder guys keep coming back over and over again.

103 Buitengracht St, City Bowl, Cape Town, 8000

Çirak Barber Shop (Istanbul, Turkey)

Located in Moda, the Asian side’s coolest neighbourhood, Çirak stands out against the local competition with its sleek, modern interior.

The stylish shop offers an alternative to the traditional Turkish barber experience, offering not just haircuts but manicures, pedicures and various other grooming treatments. They even cut the occasional woman’s hair. But only if she’s having it short, mind you.

Caferaga Mh., Caferaga, Kadiköy, Üsküdar

GoodBarbers (Cairo, Egypt)

The bustling streets of Egypt are packed full of barber shops, but finding one that won’t leave you looking like a half-plucked chicken can present a bit of a challenge. Unless you’re actively seeking out the adrenaline rush that comes with seeing your barnet butchered right before your very eyes, it’d probably be worth sticking to an establishment with a proven track record as one of the best.

GoodBarbers is that rare things – an old-school, traditional barber shop in the middle of Cairo. If you’re looking for premium treatments, classic cuts and plenty of personality, this is where you need to go.

1 Mohammed Mazhar, Zamalek, Giza Governorate

Culture Kings (Sydney, Australia)

When you’re pushed for time at the weekend it can be a tough call to decide whether to do a spot of clothes shopping, nip for a swift haircut or simply have a couple of beers. Here, you don’t have to choose.

That’s the idea at Culture Kings, an Aussie barbers with a streetwear twist. Shop the latest gear from the likes of Champion, Carhartt, New balance and Stussy, then hop into the barber’s chair and enjoy a cut courtesy of one of Australia’s finest hair experts. If it’s good enough for Big Sean, Joey Bada$$ and Tyga then it’s good enough for us.

420 George St, Sydney NSW 2000

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hello, I am a 16 yr old white girl from southeastern Wisconsin. very vanilla, I’m aware. in response to my “WANTED: cute boy” post, here are a list of my physical and mental traits, so that you can determine if you would like to talk to me.

PHYSICAL: ☆ 5'6" ☆ brown curly hair, about shoulder length. THICC HAIR. ☆ brown eyes that are lighter in the center (there’s a freckle on the left one) ☆ relatively skinny, not very strong. a bit of a tummy, but I suck in so you’d never notice. ☆ chewed nails. I’ve mostly stopped tho. ☆ braces! w/ rubber bands! somewhere between February 2017 and June 2017 the braces come off and I once again enjoy having a bright and happy smile! ☆ 4 very light birthmarks! the one on my knee looks like an archipelago. ☆ a bit of acne, but only on the forehead. ☆ STRONG BROWS ☆ bigger bottom lip, thinner top lip ☆ pouty, but only bc of braces ☆ large knuckles bc I used to play basketball. if I try, I can make it impossible to let go of my hand, bc my knuckles touch and form a barrier. ☆ tiny wrists. both pop when I turn them one way or the other. ☆ bumps on my arms. it’s genetic. they’re non contagious and not like acne, so popping them doesn’t work. ☆ left tit is a tiny bit bigger than right tit. ☆ relatively high cheekbones ☆ “innie” belly button ☆ weirdly lumpy hips. I’m pretty bony. ☆ legs as long as the sky is blue. ☆ relatively cute butt. not bony. ☆ stretch marks at the top of my thighs, just under my booty. not sure where they came from. ☆ usually bruised knees, especially in summer ☆ scar tissue on left ankle from when my dad dropped a ladder on my foot. it scraped the bone in my leg as it went down, so the scar tissue reminds. ☆ my doctor when I was a baby said I have popsicle toes! the 2nd-4th are double jointed ☆ hyper flexible overall. not as bendy as I used to be, but still pretty bendy. ☆ my dad’s parents were both German, but both were very dark looking for German. therefore, my dad can pass as Italian. it just means I turn dark orange when I tan, and tan very quickly. ☆ some eczema on my chest, but it is cleaning up. ☆ very out of shape. I can not run for more than 20 seconds without wondering if I can stop yet ☆ squishy?? I lack muscles so I’m very comfortable to snuggle, especially bc I’m flexible enough to fit anywhere but squishy enough to function as a pillow, especially my tummy and tits.

MENTAL/EMOTIONAL: ☆ A.D.D. easily distracted. ☆ easily confused, but quick to understand once everything is explained to me. ☆ guilty of savior behavior like you wouldn’t believe ☆ possibly anxious? parents don’t have time to get me diagnosed tho ☆ desperate to please people. I have limits, but I LOVE making people happy. ☆ I’m rlly fuckin funny ok most of my jokes are specific to my close friends or my childhood but once I’m around you for more than 3 months I’m rlly rlly funny bc we have memories together and I know you well ☆ very paranoid. overactive imagination led to some rlly freaky nightmares as a child, some of which are recurring. ☆ afraid of being forgotten, not good enough, my closet, the dark, inanimate objects coming to life and coming after me (especially doors and anything with legs, like tables and standing mirrors), and being killed in the shower. ☆ easily scared. can’t stand suspense or horror movies. ☆ semi obsessive?? like my friends and my hypothetical potential s/o are so cool and I love them and talk about them often. ☆ redundant. my life is boring. ☆ very very talkative. it’s a little annoying. ☆ easily bored, especially when I want to travel or get sick of how things are going. ☆ kinda rude? but not intentionally? I try to be kind to everyone but sometimes I come off as salty ☆ very passionate ☆ very defensive, especially of friends and s/o, and usually family ☆ loud :-/ ☆ easily excited ☆ interested in what you have to say, but will probably cut you off mid sentence bc my social intuition is lacking ☆ chronic liar >:-( definitely my least favorite trait, but one I haven’t been able to shake. they range from little white lies to just pretending things didn’t happen or that they’re fine. ☆ the last 3 years of my life have absolutely fried my brain. I’m very tired and very wounded. ☆ attaches quickly ☆ separation anxiety, but moreso just afraid of losing people I care about ☆ very self-centered :-/ ☆ relatively bullheaded. I don’t often think things through. ☆ if I have to face the music, odds are I’ll stick earplugs in and run away ☆ usually very positive! the world is a cool place with some very cool people in it!

LIKES: ☆ film, the art of ☆ cry movies ☆ and a bit of Beyoncé, catey shaw, lana del rey, halsey, … ☆ g-eazy, blackbear, childish gambino, frank ocean, watsky, drake, john mayer, sting, mansionz, relient k, one direction (including all solo work), twenty one pilots (but not rlly blurryface), washed out, a bit of fall out boy and panic! at the disco, arctic monkeys, troye sivan, a bit of the 1975, walk the moon, … ☆ the music from downton abbey and victoria and poldark ☆ history, especially sociology and foreign cultures and mythology ☆ politics, even tho I get too heated about it ☆ sci-fi! soft stuff is ok, but the hard stuff is rlly rlly good. ☆ fiction! ☆ writing non-fiction! ☆ slamming biased news outlets (r.i.p. bill o'reilly) ☆ working backstage crew in theater! my sister is majoring in stage management, so it’s a family affair. ☆ plants! flowers, succulents, cacti, even trees and shrubs! ☆ DOGS ☆ my bird, Elsa. we named her after Elsa in frozen bc her tummy matches the color of the character’s dress ☆ slam poetry?? I’m a dork ☆ activism! get out and get loud! ☆ volunteer work, especially through my church (I’m not sure if I’m gonna stay catholic but it’s how I’m being raised rn) ☆ shopping. it’s so satisfying to bring home something beautiful off the clearance rack. ☆ concept art for film and fashion ☆ interior design and architecture ☆ THE PROPERTY BROTHERS ON HGTV ☆ Steven Universe?? it’s actually a rlly good show. it makes me cry a lot. ☆ Grey’s Anatomy. another good cry show. ☆ purple anything. it calms me down. ☆ soft blankets and pillows ☆ laying down for the night. ☆ meditation and yoga! ☆ photography! I live next to the woods on 2 sides of my house, so it’s the perfect place for photoshoots. ☆ coloring books! the pretty ones, not the kids ones. ☆ reading! I’m usually too busy but it’s so nice when I have time ☆ CRYSTALS AND MINERALS AND PRETTY STONES. I have a growing collection, 95% I found on my own. ☆ driving on empty country roads. ☆ swimming, even tho I’m afraid of deep water ☆ hiking! ☆ chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream ☆ purging old clothes ☆ Internet friends! long distance romantic relationships are awful, but the platonic ones are always fun ☆ learning things you never thought possible ☆ speculation lmao ☆ hugs and physical contact ☆ pressure. I enjoy feeling close to things. I sleep with a billion blankets at all times bc I like the feeling of the weight on me ☆ the concept of Atlas in Greek mythology ☆ in depth discussion about almost anything! I love talking to people! ☆ barbecue chicken pizza from California pizza kitchen

DISLIKES: ☆ people who refuse to acknowledge global warming, white supremacy, sexism, or any fault on either end of the political spectrum ☆ unsolicited dick pics ☆ 99% of country music ☆ metal or screamo music ☆ slut shaming ☆ ignorance in any shape or form ☆ watermelon ☆ Brussel sprouts and asparagus and peas ☆ fish that isn’t fried or marinated in bourbon or teriyaki ☆ oranges ☆ bananas ☆ pop music ☆ slapstick humor ☆ most comedic movies (see above) ☆ cleaning ☆ zara larsson ☆ feminists who hate men (girl we are EQUAL not ABOVE) ☆ the fact that the USA does not have separation of church and state ☆ cold weather ☆ sand in my shoes ☆ most movies featuring talking animals (not counting Dumbo, the Lion King, Babar, Finding Nemo, and a couple others) ☆ those who put others down ☆ those who refuse to listen to both sides ☆ the fact that every Earth year the moon moves 2 inches farther away from Earth and it’s eventually going to be flung into space and we’ll never see it again ☆ white males in positions of authority. your turn is over, pal. ☆ Christopher Walken’s face ☆ John Travolta ☆ the entire movie/musical Grease ☆ when radio stations play the same 10 songs all day long ☆ overused slang ☆ dead memes that are still in circulation ☆ repetition from year to year ☆ bad school photos ☆ pineapple on pizza ☆ basic pages on Instagram ☆ dog types that have been bred to the point of inherent or genetic medical issues ☆ carpet that isn’t soft ☆ bad paint jobs ☆ jumbo tattoos. I love the tiny ones you don’t expect to see. ☆ costume jewelry ☆ asymmetry ☆ bad habits ☆ when everything is black and white ☆ when it’s a gray area ☆ the porn industry as a whole ☆ massive corporations as a whole ☆ people who use deadnames or the wrong pronouns on purpose ☆ driving stick ☆ pulling weeds ☆ vacuuming ☆ loud noises (the unexpected ones) ☆ same old, same old ☆ people who don’t bathe often ☆ when my hair grows too long but I can’t get a haircut for weeks ☆ people who won’t try new things ☆ when anything or anyone dies ☆ the feeling of not being in control ☆ not knowing.

feel free to message me if you’re interested! there’s much more, but this is all I could think of for now. congrats if you made it to the end!

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Fade Haircuts for Every Hair Type: Finding the Right Style for You

The fade haircut, a defining style in men's fashion, is not just about sleekness and versatility. It's about the transformative power it holds, capable of turning your everyday look into a statement. Whether you're seeking a subtle change or a dramatic transformation, understanding how to tailor a fade to your hair type can make all the difference in achieving a stylish and functional look.

As we dive into the world of fade haircuts, it's essential to consider the aesthetic appeal and how a haircut fits your lifestyle and grooming routine. A good fade can minimize styling time while maximizing impact, providing a clean, sharp outline that enhances your facial features. This guide will help you explore the various types of fade haircuts and guide you in choosing the right one for your hair type, with insights into where you can get the best men’s haircut in Victoria, BC.

Understanding Fade Haircuts

A fade haircut involves tapering the length of the hair from short at the back and sides to longer at the top. It can vary in where the fade starts, how short it gets, and how it blends with the top of the hair. Here’s how to find the best fade haircut for your specific hair type:

1. Thick Hair:

For those with thick locks, a fade haircut can remove some bulk while providing a structured and easily manageable style. A mid to high fade works best as it starts higher on the head, reducing weight and allowing for a striking contrast with the thicker hair on top.

2. Thin or Fine Hair:

Men with thinner hair might opt for a low fade, which provides a subtle taper and can help create the illusion of thicker hair on top. This approach ensures the hair doesn’t become too sparse along the sides and back, maintaining a balanced look.

3. Curly or Wavy Hair:

Fade cuts for guys are particularly effective with curly or wavy hair. A skin fade can enhance the hair’s natural texture while maintaining a neat, low-maintenance cut at the sides. This style accentuates the curls on top without letting the hair at the sides overwhelm the overall look.

4. Straight Hair:

Men with straight hair can experiment with various fades but might find a high fade appealing. This style highlights the sleekness of straight hair while offering a modern and sharp silhouette.

Choosing a Fade Haircut Near You

When searching for a fade haircut for men, consider your style preferences and lifestyle needs. Do you prefer a more understated look, or are you aiming for something bold and visible? Also, think about your maintenance preferences and how much time you will spend styling your hair each day.

Fade Haircut Maintenance Tips

Maintaining a faded haircut is not as daunting as it may seem. With regular touch-ups to keep the sides tidy and a trim every 2-4 weeks, you can keep your fade looking fresh. Here are a few tips to guide you:

Wash Regularly: Keep your scalp and hair clean to avoid dandruff and skin irritation, mainly if your fade cut includes a skin-close trim.

Use Quality Products: Invest in good haircare products recommended for your hair type. Styling products like pomades and gels can help maintain the look you desire.

Regular Barber Visits: A skilled barber can keep your fade looking sharp and tailored to your head shape.

Nanda Barber: Your Go-To for Men's Haircuts in Victoria, BC

Nanda Barber, located in Victoria, BC, is renowned for its exceptional men's haircuts, particularly fade cuts. Their team of skilled barbers are experts in crafting personalized fade haircuts that enhance your facial features and hair texture. They offer a wide range of fade styles, from subtle low fades to bold high fades, ensuring that each haircut is a perfect blend of art and precision. When you choose Nanda Barber, you're choosing a grooming experience that goes beyond just a haircut.

By visiting Nanda Barber, you will receive a top-notch haircut and experience a warm, welcoming atmosphere where your satisfaction is the utmost priority. So, if you're looking for a fade haircut near you in Victoria, BC, consider Nanda Barber for a grooming experience that goes beyond just a haircut.

In conclusion, choosing the right fade haircut for men can dramatically transform your look and boost your confidence. By understanding your hair type and the specifics of different fade cuts for guys and selecting skilled barbers like those at Nanda Barber, you ensure that your hair looks its best and truly reflects your personal style.

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How to Choose the Right Men's Haircut for Your Hair Type

Finding the perfect haircut can be a game-changer, enhancing your overall appearance and boosting your confidence. However, choosing the right men's haircut goes beyond trends; it's about understanding your hair type and face shape. In this blog, we'll explore how to choose the ideal haircut for your hair type, ensuring that you step out of the barber shop in Victoria, BC, with a style that suits you perfectly.

Understanding Your Hair Type

Before you visit the barber in Victoria, BC, it's essential to know what your hair is like. Whether you have straight, wavy, curly, or oily hair, your hair's natural texture plays a significant role in determining the most suitable haircut. Hair types react differently to various hairstyles, so choosing one that enhances your hair's natural qualities is imperative.

The Right Haircut for Straight Hair

For those with straight hair, precision cuts and well-defined lines work wonders for their style. Classic styles like the crew cut or the pompadour complement straight hair beautifully. These styles maintain the hair's neat appearance and are relatively easy to manage.

Wavy Hair and Its Versatility

Wavy hair offers a blend of texture and volume, making it highly versatile for various styles. Consider a textured crop or a tousled quiff to make the most of your waves. These styles embrace the natural movement of your hair while adding a touch of modernity.

Curly Hair, Embrace the Curls

Curly hair brings its charm and character. Opt for longer styles that embrace the curls, like the curly undercut or the curly afro. These styles allow your curls to shine and create a unique, eye-catching look.

Coily Hair and Bold Choices

Coily hair is full of volume and personality. Embrace boldness with styles like the high-top fade or the short curly afro. These cuts enhance your hair's texture and create a distinctive appearance that exudes confidence.

Matching Your Face Shape 

Besides your hair type, your face shape plays a pivotal role in selecting the right haircut. Certain styles can complement your features more than others, whether you have a round, oval, square, or heart-shaped face. A skilled barber can guide you on which styles best suit your face shape, enhancing your overall look.

Conclusion

Choosing the right men's haircut in Victoria, BC, for your hair type and face shape is a journey of self-discovery and self-expression. It's about embracing and enhancing your unique features through the power of a well-suited haircut. When in doubt, consult a professional barber who understands the nuances of different hair types and styles.

At Nanda Barber, we craft tailored haircuts that reflect your personality and style. Our experienced team is dedicated to delivering the perfect haircut that suits your hair type and face shape, ensuring you leave our salon with a look that genuinely resonates with you. Book an appointment with Nanda Barber today, your trusted destination for men's haircuts in Victoria, BC, and enter a world of personalized style and grooming expertise.

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