Is a wet willy standard protocol?

Ugh I'd be horrified


Been going to the same barber for nearly 30 years now simply because he's an expert at cutting my hair in about 10 minutes without uttering a single word.

Quality of cut comes second to that
Ah yes, the old 'how would you like your hair cut today sir?' answer 'in silence'.

I can go with that.
 
I had thought fade was somehow related to hair, but it's skin ? well if you are in the skin care spectrum nothings off limits - do they do nails.

(middle-aged folks only vocabularly is short back and sides)
 
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.
You insisted, but he insists. Really?

There's ways and means to participate in the money laundering process, but that certainly isn't one.
 
I had thought fade was somehow related to hair, but it's skin ? well if you are in the skin care spectrum nothings off limits - do they do nails.

(middle-aged folks only vocabularly is short back and sides)

Just a trim please.

Later followed by short at the front, onto my ears at the side and touching my collar at the back.

She's a wonderful barber, £12 + tip at the market.
 
OK googled skin fade haircut .. looks like a derivative of the influencer Thomas Shelby
My usual skin fade:

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I get the ear flame treatment and also get my eyebrows cut.

Basically as I age the barber seems to spend less time cutting the receding hair on my scalp and more time tending to the new places it's growing from :)

This is me unfortunately. I get my eyebrows done every time as I occasionally get stray long bits. The ear burnings are amazing.

Oddly they always used to ask, now I have to ask them. Last time the guy replied "ah BBQ?"

What they always ask is nose hair wax. Never been brave enough for this (due to a skin reaction I once had on my back!)
 
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