Open Barbers

4 recommendations and reviews from 3 people

• Referral from August 24, 2017
  

  drwtsn asked:

  Hairdresser recommendations for a tomboy? I recently moved back to London having finished uni in Norwich and I need to find a new hairdresser. I've got a short, boyish haircut and would like to find somewhere that cuts men's and women's hair and has clippers. What's the deal with men's haircuts being way cheaper as well? Any recommendations? I spent £35 at Flint in Norwich.

  

  such-a-sin replied:

  Gender neutral, pay what you can hairdressing: http://openbarbers.co.uk/

  

  perscitia replied:

  Seconding Barberette - it's where I went as a baby queer. She's put her prices up recently though, but it's always a quality cut (she uses a straight razor for the back of the neck.. mm..). There's also Open Barbers who operate on a "pay what you can" scale specifically for non-gender conforming people, but they're very popular and you often need to book a few weeks in advance. Generally I end up just going to the "men only" barbers near my work. Turns out they don't give a crap as long as I pay the same as everyone else.

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• Referral from May 28, 2014
  

  Selena K. asked:

  Need a good but relatively cheap (do they exist??) hairdresser I London to give me some confidence back. Any recommendations?

  

  Shar C. replied:

  Open barbers openbarbers.co.uk

  

  Shar C. replied:

  Look at open barbers website they have a hangout pay what you can day it's cool ....

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• Referral from April 28, 2014
  

  eve_hartley asked:

  can anyone recommend a friendly hairdresser in # london that isn't going to ruin my life?

  

  Open B. replied:

  I'd love to welcome you! book at http://openbarbers.co.uk and we're open more now so appointments are easier to get :) x

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