Can anyone recommend a great barber, emphasis on great. Itโs now been close to 2 years since Iโve had a good cut. Iโve asked this same question on other Bangkok groups, went to ones recommended and must always get someone on their first ever day cutting hair.
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The post features requests for recommendations on great barbers in Bangkok, emphasizing the need for skilled fades and quality cuts. Users suggest several barbers, including 'Never Say Cutz', 'Rebel House', and 'Truefitt & Hill', detailing their experiences and specific services offered, such as the ability to fade thick hair. The conversation also humorously delves into aging and hair changes among the users.
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Try the classic one:
Truefitt and Hill, Central Embassy
Central Embassy 4FL, Khwaeng Lumphini, Khet Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon
Best haircut I ever had was opposite side of road from nana plaza BKK and along a bit in shopping plaza 2 nd or 3rd floor,..tony & guy stialist,.pedicure & manicure absolutely brilliant job,.expensive but worth every 1 of the 1200 baht,..was back in 2009 tho,so he had a bit more hair to work with then !
I was charged 600 baht for a shitty haircut in Bangkok once. Now I go to a local Prasat (Surin) men's hairdresser. Absolute professional. Modern euro style salon. He cuts every hair on my head, eyebrows, ears, nose, neck. Massage neck. 30 mins, Asks for 100 baht. I always pay him 200 because it's worth 600.
I had a nightmare that I'd end up looking like the uncle from the movie Wedding Singer if I died my hair now back to its original color. Hence the reason i havent..๐
If you don't want to compromise go to Truefitt & Hill. It's expensive for Bangkok but I don't let anyone else but Wut at their Emporium location cut my hair. Less than what you'd pay in a western country for a comparable service. Neversaycutz and the hipster places generally give barely passable cuts but they play hip hop so people don't notice. Their barbers can be really hit or miss.
I should specify that the ability to fade thick hair is key. This is were every cut had ended up shite and me having an unwanted step cut like was somehow popular in the British 90โs. Iโm willing to pay whatever it takes to get a faded cut, with no ridiculous lines visible.