Is a wet willy standard protocol?

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New Turkish barber shop opened up a walk down the road and my usual place was rammed so figured I'd go there instead this time round.

All good, clean place, snazzy Turkish music don't understand a word but the beat is "fire".

After the cut and fade he says hair wash time, I insist it's not needed as I'm showering later anyway but he insists. I apologise and obliged in true British tradition.

Barber washed my hair then proceeded to WASH MY EAR HOLES???

Immeasurable violation.

Then goes to the other room and grabs a hot steaming towel and wraps hair and face in it and lets it steep for 4 minutes. Am I a teabag now?

On one hand an unusual barbering experience.

On the other hand .. Yeah

Thoughts and prayers?





(Not a Magnolia post :eek:)
 
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Nope, flame cleaning I've heard of but never before actual rinsing and cleaning with their fingers lol
 
After a haircut my ears are covered with small hairs inside, so he saved you the hassle of putting your own finger in to clear it out, hope you tipped him.
 
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Nope, flame cleaning I've heard of but never before actual rinsing and cleaning with their fingers lol
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Yikes, yeah I guess that could feel a bit too intimate! I've not had the ear-fingering myself but have had the ear flame thing at a Turkish place in north London a few years ago.

It is pretty cool, barely felt the flame at all - example here on youtube:

 
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Yikes, yeah I guess that could feel a bit too intimate! I've not had the ear-fingering myself but have had the ear flame thing at a Turkish place in north London a few years ago.

It is pretty cool, barely felt the flame at all - example here on youtube:

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Lovely bit of ear fuzz removal.
 
I thought this was going to be what the standard protocol is when someone eats your left over pizza when there is nothing left in the house to eat.

No, I have not had a wet willy given to me when getting my hair cut. Although I have found that I prefer a lady cutting my hair rather than a bloke, and I don't think ladies do wet willys.
 
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#ThatsNotHowIGetMyWillyWet

As you paid him to perform these acts on your person there may be limited sympathy for your outrage at being violated in such a fashion. Maybe you should embrace the positives of your new experience? The LGBTQ+ community is supposed to be very welcoming.
 
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I've had the flame and hot towel after a cut throat razor shave at the local turkish barbers, can't remember him washing my earholes though!
 
dowie said:
Yikes, yeah I guess that could feel a bit too intimate! I've not had the ear-fingering myself but have had the ear flame thing at a Turkish place in north London a few years ago.

It is pretty cool, barely felt the flame at all - example here on youtube:

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gimmick, it does nothing but makes you think your getting your monies worth
 
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NHS currently have staff shortage for cleaning elderly patients ears for hearing aid situations -
but I guess the barbers was not doing a full Q-tip cleaning ?

Flame on - yes please - it shows some skill, like those that use a razor blade for kneck/side-burn hair
 
Am I the only one who has a shower and washes my hair, before I go to the barber?
I wonder if the barber gets ugly oily fingers from touching your guys mops

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gimmick, it does nothing but makes you think your getting your monies worth
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Maybe he has an old womans moustache growing on his ear lobe
 
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Your lucky you got that in the cost of your cut, round here that sort of stuff is optional extras

Could be worse:

 
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