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Jean-Ralphio turned down by about half, as was this beautiful mop / It’s rare a barber has to stifle cackles of glee before a haircut even gets started, but when you have this much spectacular hair to work with, it’s hard to help. We just cut it how the hair told us to, because it knows what it wants.
Beardsmith’s longest running client, and one he has apparently not been able to photograph in a non-blurry fashion all these years until he was randomly in Blademaiden’s chair one time / Just, so follicularly gifted, this guy
Rarely does a barber get so luxurious a head, on which they can do anything. Even better when that head is for a Reuzel class demo / Just a perfect, not too short pomp with a greasy duck’s ass. If you’re into the barber lingo, that’s not dirty at all.
Too much of a good thing is really heavy on ones head. Best to lighten up / A classic shape and easy styling on both hair and beard make this style as low maintenance as the one he came in with
Annie Lennox all the way / A pompadour is not just a man’s game
With those Disney eyes and floopy dark curls, this is a cut fit for a prince / Cut evenly on both sides, as is the classic pomp style, a loose bit of styling makes the most of this glorious natural hair texture
A broody Beckham sorta vibe / When we first met this handsome fella, some barber had shaved, no hyperbole, a two-inch wide parting into his head. It took months to get it back to being a regular head of hair, but all’s well that ends well
Dreamy hair makes for dreamy pomps / With very light patches over the ears, we kept some extra side coverage on this one, and bent some very determined hair into a lovely shape
Cut one week before our woodsy Spiritbrook shoot, this is the real life to the photo shoot fantasy / More beard than hair, but still quite a lot of hair on top in a nice easy pompadour
With Ray Wise-style devilish looks, you want good hair while letting that mug be the star of the show / The old school slick-it-straight-back thing doesn’t mean you have to look like you emptied a can of motor oil in it