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Best Barber Shop Experience Ever.
That, gentleman, is what I had today. I have never, in my life, had such a great experience at a barber shop, nor have I had such a great haircut. He starts off with a shoulder massage, which was unique to my experiences. Then he cut my hair, paying extra attention to the spots where I have a cowlick and where my hair stands at an awkward angle when long. He then trimmed up my sideburns and neck. After that, in an unexpected twist, he pulls out a straight razor, applies some warm shaving cream, and shaves the back of my neck. Then he pulls out a brush to wipe off all the cut hair, and I am immersed in a cloud of manly scented Clubman's talc powder. He then applied Bay Rum aftershave (which I thought smelled amazing and I need to know where I can get some of it for my personal collection -- I didn't think to ask him).
I will never go anywhere else for a cut as long as this man is still in business.
Where can I get Clubman's talc powder and Bay Rum aftershave? Any clues?
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Permalink Reply by Jax on -
Both are sold at Sally's Beauty Supply places if you want to go local.
Clubman Talc and Master's Bay Rum.
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Permalink Reply by Jeff "Jeffro" Kylberg on -
The best haircut is one you get in the high summer when you let your hair grow too long and you get a good high and tight it could be 100* outside and you feel like your head is in the freezer. The best part of a haircut is the razor trim especially when the barber rubs in the Bay Rum aftershave makes you want a shave. While you are at Sally's be sure to pick up some Sally Hansons Hard as Nails to use as head cement for tying your flies.
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on -
Sounds like a traditional barbershop. Congratulations on finding this treasure, they're getting harder to find.
Now you understand why I so often recommend them for men, on this site. That's what it's SUPPOSED to be like!
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Permalink Reply by Victor E. Franklin on -
I hope this barber doesn't retire anytime soon, he's been in business for something like 35-40 years. Even if I move to the other side of the city, I'll be driving over here for a cut.
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Permalink Reply by Chuck Knight on
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Is it a one-man shop? Or, are there other barbers, as well? Shops with more than one barber can maintain continuity more easily, when the "old man" finally retires.
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Permalink Reply by Victor E. Franklin on
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I'm pretty sure it's just a one man shop.
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Permalink Reply by J. Hughes on -
Whats the name of the place Victor and wheres it at, I know you are in the Ft Worth area.
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Permalink Reply by Victor E. Franklin on
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Chuck's Barber Shop on the west side of Fort Worth.
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Permalink Reply by Victor E. Franklin on
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That's the one.
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