Beards & Barbers?
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Have you tried Clive's on Abbey Street?
Two questions in one question thread
Anyone know of a good traditional barber? And Is there anyone that has their beard trimmed etc at the barbers? Cause my veil attempts at vanity end in disaster when I try to do it myself
Forget about vanity ... get yourself a mad trapper hat, and let the beard grow as it wishes ... and the eyebrows too.
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Yeah I often go there for haircut but its always packed...
Yeah I often go there for haircut but its always packed...
That's great
Keep it; what grows wild and free is much better than the manicured, tailored things. And it's a great place to store leftover food scraps.
And if you have trouble finding a hat; I'll send you one.
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Jims on Union rd in Ossy is very popular. He's been going for years, my son's and brothers have all had their hair cut there. I dare say you'll get a shave and tidy up too as he's from the 'old school' of barbery. (is that even a word).
I hear there's a barbers down Blackburn road, depending on how traditional you want to go
Is that the one across from the halaal butchers that proudly states 'Certified Barber'?
Is that the one across from the halaal butchers that proudly states 'Certified Barber'?
Yeah, That's the one.
It seems pretty popular with our Asian cousins.....
.....Would I use it? Like .... I would
Try Mick Dalby next door to the cycle shop in Padiham, if you want an original mens barbers shop, (would you like anything for the weekend sir ?). only jesting, the guy and his son are top notch, £5-50 for a haircut plus he will do a full shave, beard trim or whatever is your desire.(hair dressing wise of course).
I have used the guy for years and have never had a cause to complain.
I have used the guy for years and have never had a cause to complain.
Get yourself a set of clippers with various heads & just crack on, I do. Having said that, as an eggshell blonde there's not a lot to clip & as to the face fungus, well, a good scrape with a wet razor every couple of days suffices.
I've always found you can't beat a good cut throat razor to get under the nose and around the jaw line. Lol.
I thowt I were ugly but thas beat me agaun.Forget about vanity ... get yourself a mad trapper hat, and let the beard grow as it wishes ... and the eyebrows too.
I once had a male nurse, Waring, I think he was called, come up to my bed in Accy Victoria in 1968; on his trolley was a bowl of soapy water, a towel and a cutthroat razor.
"As you are due to have an operation today Mr -------- I have to shave you below the waist", he informed me.
With a cutthroat ? I almost screamed, please be careful, I've only been married a few months. forty six years and three children later, I'm glad to say that everything turned out alright, (Phew) but I was more than a little worried at the time.
"As you are due to have an operation today Mr -------- I have to shave you below the waist", he informed me.
With a cutthroat ? I almost screamed, please be careful, I've only been married a few months. forty six years and three children later, I'm glad to say that everything turned out alright, (Phew) but I was more than a little worried at the time.
Was it not the barber Taddy? The hospitals had a barber who did that sort of thing.
Male nurses were a rare breed in anything but psychiatry and learning disabilities at that time.
Male nurses were a rare breed in anything but psychiatry and learning disabilities at that time.
That must have been one of his other jobs Taddy. His main job was putting and removing plaster on broken limbs. Did he have his welibobs and rubber apron on when he operated on you
I'd heard he was a Rabbi in his spare time, always keen to take a short-cut in his search for converts.
It might have been Eric.