Good Lads Hairdresser in the City?

spidermonkey

Long story short, I've been shaving my head for years, (close to 7!) but decided it was time for a change and grew my hear out for the last two months.

Would anyone recommend a good hairdresser in the city for lads?
Not looking for anything too crazy, just a trim and tidy round the back and sides. One of my flatmates went to Tony and Guy a few weeks ago but was not impressed with the outcome(but he's french so maybe it not what he is used to).

I know that there is a place on washington street which is a turkish barbers also, can you just walk in off the street or do you need to book?

Cheers!
SM

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spidermonkey wrote: »

Long story short, I've been shaving my head for years, (close to 7!) but decided it was time for a change and grew my hear out for the last two months.

Would anyone recommend a good hairdresser in the city for lads?
Not looking for anything too crazy, just a trim and tidy round the back and sides. One of my flatmates went to Tony and Guy a few weeks ago but was not impressed with the outcome(but he's french so maybe it not what he is used to).

I know that there is a place on washington street which is a turkish barbers also, can you just walk in off the street or do you need to book?

Cheers!
SM

give Anna a call she might be able to come to you (will PM the number)

she was working for a couple of salons but does freelance stuff at the moment.

Tell her Paddy gave ya her number (if she can fit you in)

rotinaj

Baldy Barber down Blackpool

Went to a place in the english market last week, think it was called Musa's. Got a good haircut and a proper shave with a cut throat razor.

Lemag

Give the Filipino guy in the Turkish barbers in the Winthrop arcade a go. Takes a lot of care when giving a cut. The girl there is meant to be good also but I was a little disappointed after she cut my hair.