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When the going gets hot it’s time for a crop… Flaming June! For a few days it was finally hot enough to complain about how hot it was and, with summer in full flight, you may have noticed people walking around wearing a little less – some wearing a hell of a lot less – the one thing nobody complains …
Stav and shop mascot Big Reggie TIPS & TALES Fresh from the barber shop… with Stav the Barber Bravo gentlemen, give yourselves a pat on the back. You managed to survive those winter blues. Luckily spring is now here, bringing with it the promise of warmer weather and extra daylight – and, boy, do you feel it in your step …
Let’s start with a quote from Frank Sinatra (a barber shop legend) to get us in the Christmas party spirit – ‘Alcohol may be man’s worst enemy, but the Bible says love your enemy!’ Over the festive period there will be family get-togethers, New Year’s Eve spectaculars and the notorious office Christmas (party) to deal with. Chaps will make several …
Big Reggie, and Stavros Christoudolakis – Barber ‘Unlike Big Reggie, my French Bulldog (above left!)and the beautiful official mascot for Alexander Barbers HQ, us chaps should not be keeping it short and sharp over the autumn season. ‘While the hot summer months ensure we keep our hair clipped close and tidy, the beginning of the winter months gives us a …
Stavros Christoudolakis – Barber Stav’s Style Tips for Summer ‘Summer is here and the world’s trendiest fashion show featuring YOU is about to begin. We are going to see the latest hairstyle, clothing, and accessory trends being strutted up and down London’s high streets. ‘During Summer traditionally most men cut their hair a little shorter and more frequently thanks to …
Stavros Christoudolakis, barber at Alexander Barbers HQ, offers us his Spring Style Tips. ‘The fashion for Hipster beards is over – it’s yesterday’s style. Guys will be opting for shorter beards and stubble to get that rugged look. The trend this Spring will be short back and sides, traditional number 1 and 2 crops. Side partings are going to stay …
