Fine Line Barber Shop in San Francisco and Daly City

The Fine Line guys are definitely doing their thing. Now have two locations open for business, one in San Francisco and one in Daly City. I highly suggest checking em' out at www.FineLineBarberShop.com

Fine Line Barbers

Derrick aka DeeROCK

Richie

Dillon

I've had the pleasure of going to school and cutting aside with these three barbers and they are nothing but pure skill. I can happily say that each of these guys taught me a great deal while attending the SFBC.

QUEENS NY's, FINEST! Filthy Rich

My dude Rich of the Filthy Rich barber shop in Queen's NY. Rich is a beast when it comes down to designs and being an all over talented barber. He forsure holds it down for all the pinoys we've got in the barber game!

Eddy of IMPERIUM aka Shaun Shiro

Eddy is one of my long time, loyal customers.  Here's a little design we came up with for one of our MANY trips to vegas...

Martin Fox of the UK

EZEKIEL 5:1

The word "barber" comes from the Latin word "barba," meaning beard. It may surprise you to know that the earliest records of barbers show that they were the foremost men of their tribe. They were the medicine men and the priests. But primitive man was very superstitious and the early tribes believed that both good and bad spirits, which entered the body through the hairs on the head, inhabited every individual. The bad spirits could only be driven out of the individual by cutting the hair, so various fashions of hair cutting were practiced by the different tribes and this made the barber the most important man in the community. In fact, the barbers in these tribal days arranged all marriages and baptized all children. They were the chief figures in the religious ceremonies. During these ceremonies, the hair was allowed to hang loosely over the shoulders so that the evil spirits could come out. After the dancing, the long hair was cut in the prevailing fashion by the barbers and combed back tightly so that the evil spirits could not get in or the good spirits get out.

This rule by barbers was a common thing in ancient Asia. In fact, wherever there were legends and superstitions about the hair, the barbers flourished. To this day in India, the veneration of the hair continues and those who cut and dress the hair are important characters.



And thou, son of man, take thee a sharp sword, take thee a barber's razor, and cause it to pass upon thine head and upon thy beard- Ezekiel 5:1