The COVID-19 pandemic changed many aspects of the way we live, and fashion and beauty were no exception. With the rise in stay-at-home mandates and more of the workforce working from home, fashion and beauty seemed to reflect these changes, with trends focusing more on comfort and wellness.
We all know the feeling: your stomach dropping to the floor as you look in the mirror post-haircut and realize that your barber had no idea what you were looking for.
Curls have a way of drawing people in, they are unique and while they sometimes get a bad rap, naturally wavy or curly hair is very attractive. However, if you are lucky enough to have curls you know at times they can be difficult to manage and style.
Is it time for a new hairstyle? If it is, you’ve come to the right place. Main Street Barber Shop offers high quality men’s grooming service in Downers Grove, Illinois. We offer any style of haircut from a simple trim to a completely new look.
At Main Street Barber Shop we understand that we all live busy lives and the last thing we need is another task to add to our daily routine. However, it is important to take care of your skin. Skincare can be made easy and simple, and will only take you a few minutes to do. Below are three steps to add to your daily skincare routine.
Growing a thick, full beard is a process and can take a great amount of time and determination. Don’t let the harsh winter conditions destroy your efforts. Instead, take some tips from Main Street Barber Shop about how to take care of your beard during the winter months.
Looking to switch up your hair? A change in appearance doesn’t need to be complex. With a simple taper or block, you can bring your look to the next level.
Hair grows at an average rate of about half an inch per month. For men with long hairstyles, this means you can go weeks, even months, between haircuts. But for men who sport shorter hairstyles, how often do you need to get it trimmed?
We “mustache” you a question… have you ever experienced envy when you saw a truly awesome looking beard? Believe it or not, growing a beard takes time and some maintenance.
Believe it or not, the first notation of barber history dates back to as early as 3500 BC. The word “barber” comes from the Latin word “barba,” meaning “beard.”