A question for the men?

Esse85

Does anyone go to a decent hairdressers, possibly a Turkish barber instead of going to your typical local barbers, if so what are the reasons??

Is it worth paying that bit more for a decent haircut??

A Doozer

Where are you living. I know a great place in Cork on mccurtain st. Hot shave is awesome.

Esse85

Will be in Cork next week, but not too bothered about the hot shave its more the haircut im concerned about.

How much is it BTW

condra

I cut my own hair. Saves me a fortune and with a bit of practice, you can do some interesting cuts.

gavney

I sometimes go to a regular cheap barber, for 5-8euro, and other times I go to the Grafton Barber which is about 18euro. I've always been satisfied with the Grafton barber haircuts. Regular barbers can be hit and miss for me, sometimes I find they don't really listen to my requests properly, and just kinda rush into it.

Anyway, I've been to hairdressers (as opposed to barbers) a few times before and found that after paying 40euro, they end up doing a WORSE job on my hair. I'll ask for a straightforward haircut but they always try to complicate it and end up just making it look ****.

The_Kew_Tour

A Doozer wrote: »

Where are you living. I know a great place in Cork on mccurtain st. Hot shave is awesome.

Ya know the place your on about. its class have not been there in quiet few years though.

would advise to all guys

Brian

There's a good place called The Golden Scissors in the Winthrop St Arcade in Cork (entrance to the arcade is opposite Gino's/McDonalds)

In Dublin I've found the Drury St. Barber to be great.