Thread: Barbering ?

Originally Posted by wyobarbershop

It's a shame that old school barbers are becoming obsolete in the local neighborhoods. Chains and half arsed shops still thrive but will never prevail. On the upside, "old school" never looses its cool and lots of younger people seek vintage cuts and even straight shaves. I think our country is going to revert and start using products that are locally made, of high quality and consistent. We have no choice.

One can only hope. I try my best to support small businesses and buy American.

And a little known fact I just learned, pa has no law about using a straight razor. No need for disposables.

Atta Boy, Josh!

I only thought about being a barber until I remembered that paper collar that they put around my neck before the matador flourish of the blinding white hair catcher (wonder what that thing is called)....at that point I knew I was a prisoner in that chair and I could not wait to get out....I could not do that to anyone. Seems like I stopped going to barber shops around the same time I stopped going to church. Wonder if there is a correlation. More on topic I guess, I think a vintage barber shop would be pretty cool.

Originally Posted by JimmyHAD

And then I heard he moved to Missouri .......

hey, how'd you know that. Were you the guy running that tattoo shop on via caligula?