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Is there much difference?
I went into out local tendy looking local barbers, this one: Porters Barbers Brixton and the guy with a beard said in a very sniffy way 'this is a barbers not a hairdressers.' What's that all about? Should I read that to mean we don't want women in here cluttering up the place? or this there someting else? It's been illegal to discriminate on grounds of gender for a while.
I'm growing out a mohi, top is long I'm wanting to grow it in to more of a rockabilly top / La Roux quiff thingy. I want somewhere with expertise with clippers who can do a skin fade on the sides and back. All local hairdresses seem to be either for afro hair or full of straight women with long hair. I want somewhere that isn't boring, where my dykey pink-haired self won't look out of place.
Recommendations for London hairdressers/ barbers welcome. I can't afford west end prices.
I went into out local tendy looking local barbers, this one: Porters Barbers Brixton and the guy with a beard said in a very sniffy way 'this is a barbers not a hairdressers.' What's that all about? Should I read that to mean we don't want women in here cluttering up the place? or this there someting else? It's been illegal to discriminate on grounds of gender for a while.
I'm growing out a mohi, top is long I'm wanting to grow it in to more of a rockabilly top / La Roux quiff thingy. I want somewhere with expertise with clippers who can do a skin fade on the sides and back. All local hairdresses seem to be either for afro hair or full of straight women with long hair. I want somewhere that isn't boring, where my dykey pink-haired self won't look out of place.
Recommendations for London hairdressers/ barbers welcome. I can't afford west end prices.