WHAT I'M PASSIONATE ABOUT

If you do not feel love, dedication, passion, and discipline for what you do, you will never succeed. The really important thing is that if you are willing to delve into this art, in order to allow its evolution in a respectful way.

The practice of barbering goes back almost 20 thousand years in history, it is possibly one of the oldest trades, which have served for armies, kings and slaves. The clearing chose the barbers to perform surgical practices in the medieval period and for about 6 centuries they were respected and persecuted at the same time.

The crisis suffered by the barbershop was King George second of England, the royal decree decree in 1745, limited to a single and exclusively to the barbers to the tensorial work, being excluded surgical interventions, blood draws and dental extractions. By then France and England imposed the fashion of carrying out the wigs at that time when the crime of hairdressing emerged, leaving the barbers in the background. Fortunately this horrendous fashion to wear the wig was temporary and the barbers returned to their rightful place in social status.

In the 20th century, the first school of barbers of the world was born, it opened its doors in Chicago, what we know today as the doctrine of the old school, lived its maximum splendor in the first half of the 20th century, however, the second half hit hard again; since a new tendency to wear long hair was born, reducing its masculinity to such an extent that the percentage of closed barber shops turned out to be epidemic; acclaiming equality and unity the concept of unisex living room, was established for a few decades, thus depriving both men and women of their own identity.