The Razor's Edge
October, 1994
6 Barbershops once were like men's clubs. Regulars left their shaving cups and razors on a shelf, and the customers all knew one another. But in the Sixties, chrome and glass replaced leather and wood, and overnight many establishments closed their doors or became impersonal "salons." Now the barbershop is back, and more and more men are rediscovering its quiet charm. Most shops offer shoeshines and manicures as well as the one thing that defines a true barbershop--a shave.Beverly Hill...
