IT’S HARD TO BELIEVE THAT WE ARE ALREADY PRESENTING YOU WITH THE TWELFTH ISSUE OF BARBEREVO. TIME FLIES WHEN YOU’RE HAVING FUN! OUR FIRST OFFICIAL ISSUE OF 2020 IS A REAL SPECIAL ONE TOO, ALTHOUGH I GUESS I’M A
LITTLE BIASED.

Photographer and founder of American Crew, David Raccuglia, shot our cover image for an exciting new campaign with the DERT foundation in collaboration with Paul Wilson and DERT founders Ernesto and Marcos Chavez. In an added exclusive, David
talks to us exclusively about what we can expect from the American Crew All Star Challenge in 2020 and the new Style Makers campaign. It’s a real honor to have the likes of them included in BarberEVO magazine and we are thrilled to be sharing their story.

Our barber of the issue is educator extraordinaire Gabrielle Davis, who shares stories from her exciting career, and we take a stroll down memory lane, exploring the history of the barber industry with the NYC Barbershop Museum and photographer Rob
Hammer.

Elsewhere, we find out what trends will be at the forefront of male grooming in 2020 and discuss recruitment with our expert columnists, alongside UK barber Luke Dolan, and take a look inside the barber tool kit, finding out what tools barbers simply can’t live without and why. We go inside some of the most beautiful barbershops in Montreal, talk to Russia based barber and photographer Roman Solo and check out colorful London barbershop, R.W. Wolf.

As always, we strive to bring you the best in the industry, from innovation to advice, education to culture, this magazine remains a conduit for this incredible industry.

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Inside issue #11 we get an exclusive look at what is to come from the Wahl Education and Artistic Team and speak to team member Rick Morin to find out about his incredible career and his pivotal role in the creation of the Wahl Barber Battles.

Elsewhere, we go inside Clarks Barber Lounge, which has teamed up with car giants Cadillac to bring high-end haircuts to the world of car sales, as well as a round up of the very best barbershops in Nashville.

We speak to Andis educator Eric Cheek about his barbering journey, talk all things hair color with the likes of John Carmona, Presley Poe and Kimberly Ibbotson, and delve into the world of hair enhancements - from hair fibers to scalp migropigmentation. 

In our international section, we visit Good Old Soul Barbershop in Austria, talk to Layrite Band of Barbers member Simon Harvey and tell the story of two of the UK’s leading barbers: Alan and Reece Beak.

With 2019 coming to a close, we’ve also taken the time to create a barber events calendar, ensuring you know exactly what is happening when in 2020.

BarberEVO Magazine North America #10 is out now! Here’s what’s inside!

In this issue, our cover stars are none other than Dave Salvant and Songe Laron of Squire, who tell us how they built their brand from the ground up and where they see Squire going in the future.

On top of that, we have some incredible interviews with the likes of John Delgado, Richie the Barber, Zach Ramsey and Rob Braid.

We delve into the world of tattoo culture, learn about the benefits of trimmers and explore the importance of retail in the barbershop. We even take a look inside some of the best barbershops in LA and visit Doc’s Barbershop in Shanghai.

If all that wasn’t enough, we have all of our usual business, education and opinion columns and brand exclusives, so please enjoy!

In this issue, our cover star and barber of the issue is none other than Pope the Barber, who tells us how she built her brand from the ground up and where she sees her career going in the future. 

On top of that, we have some incredible interviews with the likes of Corina Reyes, Roland Andrade and Donald
Conley.

Elsewhere, we’re providing you with the best health and safety tips for your barbershop, take a look at the world of barber battles and discuss the growing trend of diversity in the barbershop.

If all that wasn’t enough, we have all of our usual business, education and opinion columns and brand exclusives, so please enjoy, and we’ll get started on putting together two more incredible issues so we can end an amazing 2019 on a high.

Inside issue eight we kick things off with an exclusive interview with cover star, global educator extraordinaire and all-round Canadian badass, Matty Conrad, owner of Victory Barber and Brand. 

Staying in Canada, we also showcase some of the finest barbershops in Vancouver.

We go global and profile Portugal’s world famous Figaro’s Barbershop Lisboa and sit down with Andis International Educator, Paco Lopez, all the way from Seville in sunny Spain.

Elsewhere, we explore the growing trend of alcohol in the barbershop, from the incredible new The Barber’s Cuts and Cocktails in Las Vegas, with it’s prohibition style speakeasy, to the likes of Blind Barber, The Blockhouse and The Argyle League, finding out if serving drinks adds to their client’s experience.

The barbering industry has always had a biking subculture, but in recent years it has grown considerably. We take a look at two very different barbershops, The Refinery and Swagger and Blade, and look at how they bring together biking and barbering in their own way.

Vince Garcia, Kenny Duncan and The Stars Barber tell us how they keep some of the top players of the NBA looking sharp just in time for the finals.

You can also expect 104 pages jam packed with all of our regular features and columns, covering everything from business to education and so much more…

Issue seven is a real whopper! 

We lead off with the cover star trio of SCurl Ambassadors Kenny Duncan, Dave Diggs and Sipp the Surgeon.

We take a look at some of the most beautiful barbershops in North America in our barbershop interiors feature, explore the world of fashion with the likes of ARROJO, Thad Deus and Martial Vivot, and discover what it takes to find a good work/life balance in our vacation cover feature.

If that wasn’t enough, we are continuing our sport series, this time focusing on the world of Professional Wrestling and the barbers responsible for their unique looks, and we put the focus on combs and brushes and why they can be just as important as clippers or scissors.

We’re also very privileged to bring you incredible interviews with names like John Mosley, John Delgado and Kevin Nguyen. 

That’s quite a line-up!

Inside issue six we take a look at the year ahead, asking some of the top barbers from around the globe what we should expect to see in spring, from textured, minimalist styles to the ever-popular fades.

To celebrate the NFL Super Bowl, we speak to the barbers who keep your favorite players well-groomed with the sharpest cuts, and we delve into the world of art and discuss its place in the barbershop.

As well as our regular features and columns, we also have some incredible interviews with industry big-hitters like Christina Goree, Zach Ramsey, Sean Casey and more, and take you ‘Behind the Brand’ with Hattori Hanzo Shears.

We explore the barbershops of Portland and give you a run-down of the biggest events on the barber calendar this year.

From scissors to Sid Sottung, we bring you another 104-page issue brimming with industry insights, education and more. We’re so excited to bring you six brand new editions of the magazine over the course of 2019, but for now, read on and enjoy!

In issue five we cover a wealth of topics, from music in the barbershop to the new and growing world of hair enhancement. We look at the growing trends in the industry, particularly the art of shaving, and how beards (and the care they require) are still on the rise.

We exclusively interview Andis Clippers Creative Lead of Global Education, Whitney VerMeer.

On top of our regular business and education columns, we’re talking to some of the powerhouses of the barber industry in North America, like Lena Piccininni, who shares some of her top tips for social media, as well as the barbers of the future in our spotlight on the freshmen of Sharp Fade academy.

As if that wasn’t enough, we’re celebrating the recent World Series by sharing exclusive interviews with the barbers behind the baseball heroes of the Red Sox, LA Dodgers and more.

Our fourth edition covers another vast selection of features including a review of the latest and best clippers products. We take a dive into tattoo culture, speak with some of the brightest hair-art creators, and tackle the important aspects of barbershop health & safety. We also have some fantastic interviews with the likes of Elliott Chester, Robert Braid, Corey Bakon and Miguel Rosas. That list reads like a championship winning team of barbers and that’s exactly how their interviews come across. We don’t mess around here at BarberEVO Towers!

We are also so blessed to be able to bring you another fantastic and exclusive line up of ‘final cut’ portfolio work and the latest columns from our vastly experienced and extremely helpful team of industry savants.

Many believe in the law of attraction and swear by published works like ‘The Secret’. Positivity and the correct mental mind-set seems to flow throughout the pages of Issue #3.

Our third edition takes an optimistic turn as we talk to Andis ambassador Danny Amorim – the self-proclaimed ‘Success Addict’. Can one be addicted to success? We also sit down with J. Starr, A.K.A: Iced Out Barber, the personal barber of Floyd Mayweather Jr., a man that turned champs into chumps with his take on the ‘Philly Shell’.

Using that not so subtle segue, we head to the city that spawned legendary fighters Joe Frazier and Bernard Hopkins to look at the barbershops serving the men of Philadelphia. Philadelphia Barber Co. is our first stop, a barbershop that encourages community and artistic collaboration.

Community will always remain at the heart of the barbershop, but shops – as is the craft – are changing. From booking apps to branded WiFi, we delve into the array of barbering technologies available for shop owners to allow them to spend more time doing what matters.

Issue 3 is our most jam-packed to date and this is just a tiny snippet of what’s ahead so without any more distraction I’ll let you crack on and read it. Enjoy! 

As we all know, barbering was once viewed as a low paid job for the less academically inclined but now it’s a genuine creative conduit for serious business men and women. We speak to cover star Arod who, through tireless self-promotion, relentless social media mastery and his perfectly honed craft, charges $350 for the VIP service at Elegance Studio.

The opportunities are now there in this incredible industry for those willing to reach out and grab them.

Alongside telling individuals stories, we take a look at how the ever-expanding barber subculture bleeds into other creative disciplines like fashion and even surfing and skating.

All this and much more can be found inside Issue #2 of BarberEVO North America.

Barbering and the barbershop, as both a craft and institution, is steeped in history and deeply engrained in North American culture. Barbering, however, is no longer just a craft; barbering is a movement and subculture that encompasses a range of different disciplines and influences.

We often heard “we have nothing like this back home” from American and Canadian figures featured in our UK publication. We have accepted the challenge and are proud to present Barber Evo North America #1. As with its sister magazine, our aim to product a publication befitting of North America’s evolving barbering movement.
In fact, the very definition of barbering is evolving and inside issue one we try to tackle the not so simple question of “what is barbering?”. Hawleywoods Proprietor Donnie Hawley remains a bastion for the old school, and we travel to LA to meet with two faces changing the game, Julius Caesar and Sofie Pok. One thing is clear: barbering is more than just cutting hair.

Inside the other ninety or pages we delve into barbershop interiors, discover the barbershops of NYC, bring you the wisdom of top barbering educators and much, much more.

So without future adieu, we give you Evo NA #1.

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BarberEVO is a barbering culture publication – we aim to encapsulate the entire barbering movement and not just the craft itself. Each issue contains a balance of exclusive interviews, the latest portfolio collections, product launches, reviews, news and insightful articles focussing on education, innovative step-by-step guides, informative business pieces and wider lifestyle features.

Our desire to entertain as much as inform and educate is what differentiates our magazine. We continuously strive to create original and thought-provoking content that tackles a greater range of topics – barbers have a broader range of interests than just barbering.

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