Finnegan Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 I pay £20 every two weeks for mine, I've fell in love with my hairdresser though, sucked me right in. Jesus Christ.
Guest MattP Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 What's the difference between a barber's and a hairdressers? I genuinely don't know. I do know of somewhere where you can get your haircut for a fiver but trust, me the extra £1.50 is well worth spending (and it's not because of the boobs) In my experience Barbers Shops tend to a bit blokey, my barber still has a topless calendar on the wall. If you have a special occasion I usually go for a dry shave as well, not sure hairdresses do that. The last hairdressers I went to was very feminine to say the least, which I imagine is only good if you've got a nice tart doing your hair.
NewburyFox Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Luigi's on Narborough Road, costs £9 I think and I've been going there for 15 odd years.
Christoph Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Luigi's on Narborough Road, costs £9 I think and I've been going there for 15 odd years. Came here to the say the same thing. Plus all they ever do is talk about football which im sure would go down well here .
Tom17LCFC Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Up the junction at the Hinckley Road/Narborough Road crossroads, £8 and top blokes that run it.
Soar Fox Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Eve's on Upperton Road. Sister works there, it's reasonably priced and you can have a couple of free beers.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Luigi's on Narborough Road, costs £9 I think and I've been going there for 15 odd years.Exactly this, Adam supports spurs bless him but really good there. I used to go there for about 5 years due to living on Danvers Road but now I've moved to Groby
Mike Oxlong Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 What's the difference between a barber's and a hairdressers? I genuinely don't know.A barbers shop will have a bunch of tits harmonising.A hairdresser's is the same without the singing.
Webbo Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 DeStefano's on Belgrave gate. You too could look just like me.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 In my experience Barbers Shops tend to a bit blokey, my barber still has a topless calendar on the wall. If you have a special occasion I usually go for a dry shave as well, not sure hairdresses do that. The last hairdressers I went to was very feminine to say the least, which I imagine is only good if you've got a nice tart doing your hair. I don't think I've ever seen anyone having a shave in any of the myriad establishments I've had my hair cut in, which is a shame as I've always fancied having one done properly A barbers shop will have a bunch of tits harmonising. A hairdresser's is the same without the singing. Two of the six in the one I go to were certainly worth the money, a sound investment. Regrettably they generally play Gem 106 or similar banal commercial station bollocks. They claim to have all learned their trade at the same place that the Barrie Stephens stylists (is that what they are?) did - is there some sort of super hair styling academy somewhere? I must admit, when I used to pay £25 to get my hair cut at Tete a Tete, the haircut was practically identical as the one I now pay £6.50 for, but you did get a complimentary (small) bottle of Stella, a bag of Worcester Sauce flavoured Walkers AND a head massage off the girl that swept all the hair up. I had a lot of spare income at the time but it still felt vaguely obscene so I stopped going
Buzzell Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Hair by Minesh on Welford road. £13.50 for a cut. It's quite pricey but been going to Minesh for about 10 years now. Top guy, top cuts
Danizen Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Nix on Hinckley Road. Costs £9 and he is the best I've ever used. I used to go Junction but the young guy who works there is...let's just say he isn't the best. At Nix, it's just the one guy so you're guaranteed consistency.
LCFC Rennie Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Cutting Room, Belvoir St, Leicester . £22.50 for Gents cut. It's okay for me For £22.50 it would have to be more than okay for me. I'm a £8 at some barbers in the middle of Manchester, don't even think it has a name... The guy that does it is a right laugh, Sheffield United fan. That's partly the reason I go, decent aswell. Usually go every 3 weeks.
blueblood88 Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Legends in Wigston, 8 quid a pop. Take their time but always a very good cut. Couple of free beers aswell, which is a bonus.
rico Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Eve's on Upperton Road. Sister works there, it's reasonably priced and you can have a couple of free beers. My ex used to work with Eve
lgfualol Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Is that hairdressers down Melton road still open, Boys2Men or whatever. That name used to creep me out.
Guest Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 I'm genuinely surprised at the frequency with which some of you seem to get your hair cut! Every few weeks seems like a ball ache to me! But then I am a fairly scruffy bugger
LCFC Rennie Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Is that hairdressers down Melton road still open, Boys2Men or whatever. That name used to creep me out. I remember seeing that once, ask someone from Melton?
lgfualol Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 I remember seeing that once, ask someone from Melton? I would, but they'd probably rob me.
fox123 Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 Indy's is probably one of the best. I used to go there or Jordan's (just up from Indy's) - Not sure if Jordan's is there anymore though. Pretty chic in Wigston is decent and reasonably priced.
jonthefox Posted 28 May 2014 Posted 28 May 2014 I'm surprised no ones mentioned Rocket Rons yet. One style fits all.
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