Modern Barber January - March 2022 Articles

THE UN-STEREO TYPE
The image of the stereotypical barber is fast
REPORT
OSMO, WAHL, TONI&GUY AND MORE
THE BIG BRIGHTON BARBERING DAY OUT
The Modern Barber Awards and BARBERFEST have been announced for 2022! This year everything is happening on one unmissable day on Sunday 10 July. Brighton, get ready for us…
BARBERFEST IS BACK!
Returning for the second year, BARBERFEST is back
THE LION PRIDE
Founder of the Lions Barber Collective, Tom Chapman, tells MB how the charity is continuing paving the way for mental health awareness
CG BARBERSHOP, DUBAI
CG Barbershop’s attention to detail and prime location has built a client base of loyal VIPs and celebrities
Empower your business with FREE software
Fresha’s subscription-free software is redefining salon technology, helping you to empower your business for free
GEAR
Clippers, dryers, shampoos – kick off your year with an all-new kitbag
PORTFOLIO
SIX STUNNING COLLECTIONS THAT SHOW THE TALENT IN OUR INDUSTRY
GET THE LOOK
Jonathan Fisher of Palmer Fisher London shares how to recreate this cool fade with V-detailing
SHOP FLOOR STEP-BY-STEP
A classic tapered cut comes courtesy of Mike Taylor and Denman International
HOW DO I BUILD A CLIENT BASE IN A NEW TOWN?
If you move to a new barbershop, how can you go about building your client base? An industry expert shares their advice
STRAIGHT TALKING
We all know communication is key for any team – by finding out what communication tribes you and your team belong to, could you make your shop run smoother?
THE 10 MINUTE CHAT
Rino Riccio, head of education at Manifesto in London, chats about inspiring the next generation, as well as what drives him creatively
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE
All the questions about leases you’d ever want to know, answered by Denise Ferguson of Find Surveyors
TEACHER TRIBULATIONS
After being bombarded with phone calls asking how to be an educator, Mike wants to stress: you can’t be a teacher without experience!
MY BIGGEST CHALLENGE
Danny Abbott fell into the barbering industry by chance when he helped South London barbershop chain Porters with their photography, since then he’s gone on to manage shops and 7 months ago founded Common Space in Notting Hill, London. But how does he deal with not being a barber?
FIT TO FOLLOW
Social media is a vital source of inspiration and MB is always watching your incredible work, your news and your views. These are six of the best accounts lighting up our feed right now
INSIDE
Barbershop by day and bar by night, Stag Digbeth is no ordinary shop