re: Hairdressers that give unsolicited medical advice

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Lot's of people from here have figured it out. I pay $25 to get a hair cut and get to set an appointment, deal with non trash, and get a bourbon or scotch when I walk in.

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Where is this?

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Where is this?

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There are at least four in Nola. Aiden Gill started it all. I think Magazine Barber came next.
There are a few girls running small shops that do it.

I now go to Lakeview Barber. I don't get a rats arse about my hair, but people at the traditional places just annoy the fck out of me.
I went to some old school barber place in Old Metairie and I drew the bad card. Some old crazy fcking man sat me in his chair and didn't even use scissors. He just pulled out the clippers and started talking about how great he does a military style hair cut.

"who's the barber here?"

Bitches that cut hair believe they have the ability to solve all the world's problems. One snip at a time. They have odd piercings and multicoloured hair. Failed marriages and grand kids named Trayvon.
I would go to them before Immediate Med.

Tea tree shampoo will clear that up!

Practicing medicine w/o a license is so 1990's

I'd rather a good ole baw cut my hair while we tell ol lady and fishing stories

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I've got a skin condition

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Ingrown hairs from when I shave

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You sound gross

I feel sorry for your 'hair dresser' having to touch your puss oozing mug. Hope you tip well.

I always forget that places like Supercuts probably attract the trash in the city or crappier areas. Up here, it's all middle class dads bringing their kids for a haircut.

We have a place called The Gent's Place where they do the whiskey and all that, but it's a far drive and I pass 3 of the walk in places on my drive home.

They deal with hair 24/7 so there may be some merit to what they have to say. Maybe she has a client with a similar condition?