> once men find "their barber", they're locked in for pretty much the rest of their life and become a regular customer every 2-3 weeks. I’m curious whether it’

> once men find "their barber", they're locked in for pretty much the rest of their life and become a regular customer every 2-3 weeks. I’m curious whether it’s really specific to male population, and if so why… That aside, and I can’t believe that this is where the thread took us, I empathise so much with this. Even in countries where I can converse easily with anybody it’s a struggle for me to trust someone with my hair, despite me presumably not really caring about it. Now living in countries where I don’t speak local languages and locals predominantly don’t speak any of mine (or do so with much difficulty) I haven’t gone to a barber in years—I pretty much gave up and just live with terrible hair. I guess if I ever find “my barber” I may be willing to travel far to get my haircut.